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Foodweb including Harmonia axyridis Pallas (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) in field crops Vandereycken Axel ; Joie Emilie ; Francis Frédéric; Haubruge Eric ; Verheggen François J. [email protected] Unité d’Entomologie fonc1onnelle et évolu1ve – Université de Liège – Gembloux AgroBio Tech – Gembloux, Belgique IntroducKon Material and Methods Predator species sampling from 2010 to 2011 Observa1on period: March to September Crops: wheat, broad bean, corn and potato Results Crops are known to be frequently aQacked by a large diversity of aphid species. Beneficial species are a solu1on to regulate such pests. The number of most abundant aphidophagous predator species in agrosystems is low. Among Coccinellidae, the MulKcolored Asian ladybeetle Harmonia axyridis (Pallas) (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) was introduced into Western Europe in the late 1990s to control aphid popula1ons. This exo1c and invasive species is known to be a voracious predator of na1ve aphidophages. We describe the trophic relaKonships around H. axyridis exis1ng between the community of aphids and their natural predators species in agroecosystems in Belgium. QuanKtaKve food webs were set up from data collected in 2010 and 2011 in four agronomical important crops (broad bean, corn, potato and wheat). Conclusion Financially supported by “Service Public de Wallonie” Sampling method: yellow traps, each week Determina1on and coun1ng of aphidophagous species (adults) and aphid species A total of 21 predator species was recorded in this study and 11 species were common to the four crops. The aphid community was composed of 28 species among which 16 species were observed in the four crops. The community of aphidophagous species around H. axyridis seems to be similar in the different studied crops despite the higher density of the alien species in broad bean and potato. Predator diversity varied between crops but five species were always more abundant in agroecosystems: H. axyridis , C. septempunctata, P. quatuordecimpunctata, C. carnea and E. balteatus. Connectance varied from 0,22 in broad bean to 0,36 in wheat. Finally, food webs highlight that both communi1es of aphid and predator species are well diversified and well connected. Code Aphid species 1 Metopolophium dirhodum Walker 2 Sitobion avenae Fabricius 3 Sitobion fragariae Walker 4 Aphis fabae Scopoli 5 Megoura viciae Buckton 6 Acyrthosiphon pisum Harris 7 Myzus persicae Sulzer 8 Rhopalosiphum padi L. 9 Rhopalosiphum maidis Fitch 10 Aphis craccivora Koch 11 Rhopalosiphum insertum Walker 12 Hyperomyzus lactucae L. 13 Cavariella aegopodii Scopoli 14 Cavariella pasCnacea L. 15 Macrosiphum rosae L. 16 Macrosiphum euphorbiae Thomas 17 Aulacorthum solani Kaltenbach 18 Cinara sp. 19 Tetraneura sp. 20 Metopolophium festucae Theobald 21 Brevicoryne brassicae L. 22 Phorodon humuli Schrank 23 Phyllaphis fagi L. 24 Nasonovia ribisnigri Mosley 25 Sarucallis kahawaluokalani Kirkaldy 26 Schizaphis graminum Rondani 27 Aphis nasturCi Kaltenbach 28 Capitophorus horni Börner Code Predator species Coccinellidae 1 Harmonia axyridis Pallas 2 Coccinella septempunctata L. 3 Propylea quatuordecimpunctata L. 4 Coccinella undecimpunctata L. 5 Coccinella quinquepunctata L. 6 Hippodamia variegata Goeze 7 Hippodamia undecimnotata Schneider Syrphidae 8 Metasyrphus nitens ZeQerstedt 9 Metasyrphus corollae Fabricius 10 Metasyrphus laCfasciatus Macquart 11 Metasyrphus luniger Meigen 12 Parasyrphus macularis ZeQerstedt 13 Sphaerophoria menthastri L. 14 Sphaerophoria scripta L. 15 Scaeva pyrastri L. 16 Melanostoma mellinum L. 17 Syrphus ribesii L. 18 Platycheirus clypeatus Meigen 19 Syrphus vitripennis Meigen 20 Episyrphus balteatus De Geer Chrysopidae 21 Chrysoperla carnea Stephens 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 13 14 16 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 23 1 2 3 4 5 9 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 24 13 15 16 18 25 19 20 26 22 23 1 2 3 6 9 10 11 13 14 15 19 20 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 27 28 13 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 1 2 3 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 : H. axyridis : C. 7punctata : P.14punctata : E.balteatus : C. carnea Corn Broad bean Potato Wheat 2010 2011 Predators Aphids Predators Aphids 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 9 2 a c b d e f 1: C. septempunctata, 2: P. quatuordecimpunctata, 3: C. carnea, 4: C. quinquepunctata, 5: H. axyridis, 6: C. undecimpunctata, 7: S. scripta, 8: H. variegata, E. balteatus a: M. dirhodum , b: A. fabae, c: A. nasturCi, d: A. pisum e: R. padi, f: C. aegopodii, g: M. persicae g Schéma des rela1ons trophiques entre pucerons et prédateurs ? Yellow trap

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Food-­‐web  including  Harmonia  axyridis  Pallas  (Coleoptera:  Coccinellidae)  in  field  crops    

Vandereycken  Axel  ;  Joie  Emilie  ;    Francis  Frédéric;  Haubruge  Eric  ;  Verheggen  François  J.    [email protected]  

Unité  d’Entomologie  fonc1onnelle  et  évolu1ve  –  Université  de  Liège  –  Gembloux  Agro-­‐Bio  Tech  –  Gembloux,  Belgique  

q   IntroducKon  

q   Material  and  Methods  

§ Predator  species  sampling  from  2010  to  2011  § Observa1on  period:  March  to  September  § Crops:  wheat,  broad  bean,  corn  and  potato  

q   Results  

 Crops  are  known  to  be  frequently  aQacked  by  a  large  diversity  of  aphid  species.  Beneficial  species  are  a  solu1on  to  regulate  such  pests.  The  number  of  most  abundant  aphidophagous  predator  species  in  agrosystems  is  low.    Among  Coccinellidae,  the  MulKcolored  Asian  ladybeetle  Harmonia  axyridis  (Pallas)  (Coleoptera:  Coccinellidae)  was  introduced  into  Western  Europe  in  the  late  1990s  to  control  aphid  popula1ons.  This  exo1c  and  invasive  species  is  known  to  be  a  voracious  predator  of  na1ve  aphidophages.    We  describe  the  trophic  relaKonships  around  H.  axyridis  exis1ng  between  the  community  of  aphids  and  their  natural  predators  species  in  agroecosystems  in  Belgium.  QuanKtaKve  food  webs  were  set  up  from  data  collected  in  2010  and  2011  in  four  agronomical  important  crops  (broad  bean,  corn,  potato  and  wheat).  

q   Conclusion  

Financially  supported  by  “Service  Public  de  Wallonie”  

§ Sampling  method:  yellow  traps,  each  week  § Determina1on  and  coun1ng  of  aphidophagous  species  (adults)  and  aphid  species  

A  total  of  21  predator  species  was  recorded  in  this  study  and  11  species  were  common  to  the  four  crops.  The  aphid  community  was  composed  of  28  species  among  which  16  species  were  observed  in  the  four  crops.  The  community  of  aphidophagous  species  around  H.  axyridis  seems  to  be  similar  in  the  different  studied  crops  despite  the  higher  density  of  the  alien  species  in  broad  bean  and  potato.  Predator  diversity  varied  between  crops  but  five  species  were  always  more  abundant  in  agroecosystems:  H.  axyridis  ,  C.  septempunctata,  P.  quatuordecimpunctata,  C.  carnea  and  E.  balteatus.  Connectance  varied  from  0,22  in  broad  bean  to  0,36  in  wheat.  Finally,  food  webs  highlight  that  both  communi1es  of  aphid  and  predator  species  are  well  diversified  and  well  connected.    

Code   Aphid  species    1   Metopolophium  dirhodum  Walker  2   Sitobion  avenae  Fabricius  3   Sitobion  fragariae  Walker  4   Aphis  fabae  Scopoli  5   Megoura  viciae  Buckton  6   Acyrthosiphon  pisum  Harris  7   Myzus  persicae  Sulzer  8   Rhopalosiphum  padi  L.  9   Rhopalosiphum  maidis  Fitch  10   Aphis  craccivora  Koch  11   Rhopalosiphum  insertum  Walker  12   Hyperomyzus  lactucae  L.  13   Cavariella  aegopodii  Scopoli  14   Cavariella  pasCnacea  L.  15   Macrosiphum  rosae  L.  16   Macrosiphum  euphorbiae  Thomas  17   Aulacorthum  solani  Kaltenbach  18   Cinara  sp.  19   Tetraneura  sp.  20   Metopolophium  festucae  Theobald  21   Brevicoryne  brassicae  L.  22   Phorodon  humuli  Schrank  23   Phyllaphis  fagi  L.  24   Nasonovia  ribisnigri  Mosley  25   Sarucallis  kahawaluokalani  Kirkaldy  26   Schizaphis  graminum  Rondani  27   Aphis  nasturCi  Kaltenbach  28   Capitophorus  horni  Börner  

Code   Predator  species  Coccinellidae  1   Harmonia  axyridis  Pallas  2   Coccinella  septempunctata  L.  3   Propylea  quatuordecimpunctata  L.  4   Coccinella  undecimpunctata  L.  5   Coccinella  quinquepunctata  L.  6   Hippodamia  variegata  Goeze  7   Hippodamia  undecimnotata  Schneider  Syrphidae  8   Metasyrphus  nitens  ZeQerstedt  9   Metasyrphus  corollae  Fabricius  10   Metasyrphus  laCfasciatus  Macquart  11   Metasyrphus  luniger  Meigen  12   Parasyrphus  macularis  ZeQerstedt  13   Sphaerophoria  menthastri  L.  14   Sphaerophoria  scripta  L.  15   Scaeva  pyrastri  L.  16   Melanostoma  mellinum  L.  17   Syrphus  ribesii  L.  18   Platycheirus  clypeatus  Meigen  19   Syrphus  vitripennis  Meigen  20   Episyrphus  balteatus  De  Geer  Chrysopidae  21   Chrysoperla  carnea  Stephens          

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ot desity:.

:  H.  axyridis                                  :  C.  7-­‐punctata                                      :  P.14-­‐punctata                          :  E.balteatus                                      :  C.  carnea  

Corn   Broad  bean    

Potato   Wheat  

2010  

2011  

Predators  

Aphids  

Predators  

Aphids  

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1:  C.  septempunctata,  2:  P.  quatuordecimpunctata,  3:  C.  carnea,  4:  C.  quinquepunctata,  5:  H.  axyridis,  6:  C.  undecimpunctata,  7:  S.  scripta,  8:  H.  variegata,  E.  balteatus  

a:  M.  dirhodum  ,  b:  A.  fabae,  c:  A.  nasturCi,  d:  A.  pisum    e:  R.  padi,  f:  C.  aegopodii,  g:  M.  persicae  

g  

Schéma  des  rela1ons  trophiques  entre  pucerons  et  prédateurs  

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Yellow  trap