Abstract. The relationship between corn insect pests, geographical location and
time of the year was studied. Of the total number of species, 32.26% were of
the order Lepidoptera (10 species) and 6.46% were of the order Homoptera.
Thirty-one, 28 and 27 species of insects which feed on corn were found in the
villages of Phu Dong, Van Duc and Phu Thi, respectively. Autumn-winter, 2010:
The number of corn insect pest species was found to be 30 in October, 26 in
September and November, and 13 in December. Summer, 2011: The number of
corn insect pests in June was 28 species, in July it was 25 species, in August 15 and
in May 11 species were found.
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JOURNAL OF SCIENCE OF HNUE
Chemical and Biological Sci., 2012, Vol. 57, No. 8, pp. 81-89
This paper is available online at
STUDY ON FLUCTUATION OF SPECIES COMPOSITION
OF CORN INSECT PESTS IN GIA LAM, HANOI, IN 2010 - 2011
Bui Minh Hong1 and Tran Hong Trang2
1Faculty of Biology, Hanoi National University of Education
2Nguyen Van Cu High School, Gia Lam, Hanoi
Abstract. The relationship between corn insect pests, geographical location and
time of the year was studied. Of the total number of species, 32.26% were of
the order Lepidoptera (10 species) and 6.46% were of the order Homoptera.
Thirty-one, 28 and 27 species of insects which feed on corn were found in the
villages of Phu Dong, Van Duc and Phu Thi, respectively. Autumn-winter, 2010:
The number of corn insect pest species was found to be 30 in October, 26 in
September and November, and 13 in December. Summer, 2011: The number of
corn insect pests in June was 28 species, in July it was 25 species, in August 15 and
in May 11 species were found.
Keywords: Corn insect pest, species, Gia Lam.
1. Introduction
Corn (Zea mays L.), of the Poaceae family, is an important agricultural product in
Vietnam. It is grown over a wide area of the country, there is the potential for high yields
and intensive farming is possible. Of the corn being grown, 50 - 70% is fed to livestock
and the rest are used for industrial purposes or exported [3].
In Vietnam, and particularly in Gia Lam, Hanoi, average yields are low, prices are
high, and local demand is not met. Reasons for low yields in Vietnam include climate
change, drought, flooding and infestation by new species of insects. This study was done
to identify the species of insects which are found in the corn fields of Gia Lam, Hanoi,
Received May 22, 2012. Accepted June 26, 2012.
Contact Bui Minh Hong, e-mail address: bui_minhhong@yahoo.com
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2. Content
2.1. Collection and identification method
* Collection locations:
- Areas of corn cultivation: Phu Dong, Van Duc and Phu Thi villages, Gia Lam
District, Hanoi.
- Species identification was carried out by the Zoology Department and the Faculty
of Biology in Hanoi National University of Education.
* Species collection methods: Insects were collected using a method of the Institute
of Plant Protection [4] and the national technical regulation on identification of plant pests
(QCVN 01 - 38 : 2010/BNNPTNT) [1].
* Classification of species: Specimens were classified referring to the identification
key developed by Charles A. Triplehorn and F.J. Norman [2].
2.2. Result and discussion
2.2.1. Species composition of corn insect pests in Gia Lam, Hanoi (2010 - 2011)
The species of insect pests collected is presented in Table 1. Insect pests collected
were of 31 species belonging to 16 families of 5 orders (Coleoptera, Hemiptera,
Homoptera, Orthoptera and Lepidoptera).
Table 1. Corn insect pest species in Gia Lam, Hanoi (2010 - 2011)
No. Scientific name Order Family
1 Alissonotum impressicolle (Arrow,1908) Coleoptera Scarabaeidae
2 Adoretus sp. Coleoptera Scarabaeidae
3 Cassida circumdata (Herbst, 1799) Coleoptera Chrysomelidae
4
Henosepilachna vigintioctopunctata (Fabricius,
1775)
Coleoptera Coccinellidae
5 Epicauta gorhami (Marseul, 1873) Coleoptera Meloidae
6 Hypomeces squamosus (Fabricius, 1792) Coleoptera Curculionidae
7 Leptocorisa varicornis (Fabricius, 1843) Hemiptera Coreidae
8 Cletus punctiger (Dallas, 1852) Hemiptera Pentatomidae
9 Eysarcoris ventralis (Westwood, 1837) Hemiptera Pentatomidae
10 Nezara viridula (Linnaeus, 1758) Hemiptera Pentatomidae
11 Scotinophora lurida (Burm, 1834) Hemiptera Pentatomidae
12 Dirdecus sp. Hemiptera Pyrryhocoridae
13 Rhopalosiphum maidis (Fitch, 1856) Homoptera Aphididae
14 Nilaparvata lugens (Stal, 1854) Homoptera Delphacidae
15 Acrida chinensis (Westwood, 1842) Orthoptera Acrididae
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16 Atractomorpha chinensis (Bolivar, 1905) Orthoptera Acrididae
17 Oxya chinensis (Thunberg, 1815) Orthoptera Acrididae
18 Oxya velox (Fabricius, 1787) Orthoptera Acrididae
19 Chondracsis rosea (De Geer, 1773) Orthoptera Acrididae
20 Trilophidia sp. Orthoptera Acrididae
21 Brachytrupes portentosus (Lichtenstein, 1796) Orthoptera Gryllidae
22 Parnara guttata (Bremer et Grey,1852) Lepidoptera Hesperiidae
23 Cnaphalocrocis medinalis (Guenee,1854) Lepidoptera Pyralidae
24 Ostrinia furnacalis (Guenee, 1854) Lepidoptera Pyralidae
25 Leucania loreyi (Duponchel, 1827) Lepidoptera Noctuidae
26 Spodoptera litura (Fabricius, 1775) Lepidoptera Noctuidae
27 Agrotis ipsilon (Rottemburg, 1766) Lepidoptera Noctuidae
28 Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner,1805) Lepidoptera Noctuidae
29 Hyphoraia testudinaria (Fourcroy, 1785) Lepidoptera Arctiidae
30 Amsacta lactinea (Cramer, 1977) Lepidoptera Arctiidae
31 Porthesia scintillans (Walker, 1856) Lepidoptera Lymantridae
As shown in Table 1, 31 species belong to 16 families and 5 orders (Coleoptera,
Hemiptera, Homoptera, Orthoptera and Lepidoptera) were found and identified.
The number of species and the species proportion in the corn fields was determined
and the results are shown in Table 2.
Table 2. The number posision and proportion of species/family
of corn insect pests in Gia Lam, Hanoi (2010 - 2011)
No. Order
Family Species
Number
of family
Rate of family
(%)
Number of
species
Rate of species
(%)
1 Coleoptera 5 29.42 6 19.35
2 Hemiptera 3 17.64 6 19.35
3 Homoptera 2 11.76 2 6.46
4 Orthoptera 2 11.76 7 22.58
5 Lepidoptera 5 29.42 10 32.26
Total 17 100 31 100
Of the families of insects pests identified, 31.25% were of the Coleoptera and
Lepidoptera orders. Five families of Lepidoptera (including Hesperiidae, Pyralidae,
Noctuidae, Arctiidae and Lymantridae) insects were found of 10 species, which was
32.26% of the total number of species. Four species (12.9%) were of the Noctuidae family.
In the Coleoptera order were 5 families: Scarabaeidae, Chrysomelidae,
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Coccinellidae, Meloidae and Curculionidae, with 6 species, which was 19.35% of the
total number of species. Two species were of the Scarabaeidae family.
Insects of only 2 families were found of the Homoptera or Orthoptera orders,
11.76% of the species. Two species (corn aphid Ropalosiphum maidis and brown plant
hopper Nilaparvata lugens Stal) accounted for 6.46% of the number of species.
2.2.2. Fluctuation of corn insect pest species in Gia Lam, Hanoi (2010 - 2011)
Species composition of corn insect pests and their abundance at the locations
investigated in Gia Lam, Hanoi were reported in Tables 3 and 4. The number of species
of corn insect pests in individual study place were different, these pests distributed with
density more or less dependent on crops’ growth-up conditions and other external factors.
Rhopalosiphum maidis, Trilophidia sp., Ostrinia furnacalis and Nilaparvata lugens found
at three study place.
Table 3. Fluctuation of corn insect pest species in the corn fields
of Gia Lam, Hanoi (2010 - 2011)
No Scientific name
Place of study
Phu Thi Phu Dong Van Duc
n n% n n% n n%
I Scarabaeidae 8 0.30 21 0.62 12 0.42
1
Alissonotum impressicolle
Arrow
8 0.30 15 0.44 12 0.42
2 Adoretus sp. 6 0.18
II Chrysomelidae 14 0.53 32 0.95 22 0.87
3 Cassia circumdataMerbet 14 0.53 32 0.95 22 0.87
III Coccinellidae 31 1.18 40 1.19 25 0.87
4
H. vigintioctopunctata
Fabricius
31 1.18 40 1.19 25 0.87
IV Meloidae 9 0.34 18 0.53
5 Epicauta gorhamiMar 9 0.34 18 0.53
V Curculionidae 26 0.99 30 0.89 11 0.38
6 Hypomeces squamosus Fabr 26 0.99 30 0.89 11 0.38
VI Coreidae 19 0.72 33 0.98 12 0.42
7 Leptocorisa varicornis Fabr 19 0.72 33 0.98 12 0.42
VII Pentatomidae 19 0.72 55 1.63 47 1.64
8 Cletus punctiger Dallas 16 0.47 11 0.38
9 Eysarcoris ventralisWestw 7 0.27 13 0.39 15 0.52
10 Nezara viridula Linnaeus 12 0.45 18 0.53 16 0.56
11 Scotinophora lurida Burm 8 0.24 5 0.17
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VIII Pyrryhocoridae 9 0.27 12 0.42
12 Dirdecus sp. 9 0.27 12 0.42
IX Aphididae 1680 64.02 2100 62.39 1800 62.91
13 Rhopalosiphum maidis Fitch 1680 64.02 2100 62.39 1800 62.91
X Delphacidae 24 0.91 29 0.86 53 1.85
14 Nilaparvata lugens Stal 24 0.91 29 0.86 53 1.85
XI Acrididae 410 15.62 415 12.33 377 13.17
15 Acrida chinensisWest 47 1.79 15 0.44 25 0.87
16
Atractomorpha chinensis
Bolivar
55 2.09 32 0.95 38 1.33
17 Oxya chinensisWalk 58 2.21 40 1.19 50 1.75
18 Oxya velox Fabr 80 3.05 135 4.01 120 4.19
19 Chondracsis rosea De Geer 67 2.55 78 2.31 52 1.81
20 Trilophidia sp. 103 3.92 115 3.42 92 3.21
XII Gryllidae 5 0.19 16 0.48 12 0.42
21
Brachytrupes portentosus
Licht
5 0.19 16 0.48 12 0.42
XIII Hesperiidae 74 2.82 98 2.91 37 1.29
22
Parnara guttata Bremer et
Grey
74 2.82 98 2.91 37 1.29
XIV Pyralidae 135 5.14 245 7.28 236 8.25
23
Cnaphalocrocis medinalis
Guenee
26 0.99 75 2.23 86 3.00
24 Ostrinia furnacalis Guenee 109 4.16 170 5.05 150 5.25
XV Noctuidae 154 5.85 180 5.35 164 5.73
25 Leucania loreyi Dup 85 3.24 96 2.85 70 2.45
26 Spodoptera litura Fabr. 14 0.53 38 1.13 32 1.11
27 Agrotis ipsilon Rott 31 1.18 29 0.87 37 0.24
28 Helicoverpa armigera Hubner 24 0.91 17 0.50 25 0.87
XVI Lymantridae 16 0.61 45 1.34 41 1.43
29 Porthesia scintillanWalker 7 0.27 24 0.71 23 0.80
30 Hyphoraia testudinar Fourcroy 3 0.11 9 0.27
31 Amsacta lactinea Cramer 6 0.23 12 0.36 18 0.63
Total 2624 100 3366 100 2861 100
Total number of insects 2964 3803 3233
Total number of insect species 27 31 28
Fluctuation (%) 87.09 100 90.32
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Cassia circumdata andOxya veloxwere found in high numbers in Phu Dong wheras
in Phu Thi and Van Duc they were present in a lower density.
Henosepilachna vigintioctopunctata, Chinensis Oxya, Chondracsis rosea,
Chinensis Acrida, Atractomorpha chinensis, Leucania loreyi, Helicoverpa armigerawere
also found. Cletus punctiger only was found only in Phu Dong.
Scotinophora lurida, Dirdecus sp. were found only in Van Duc and Phu Dong. A
difference in species composition and number of species of corn insect pest species varied
among the different place of study in Gia Lam, Hanoi:
- Phu Thi village: 27 species were collected, 3 in a frequency greater than 60%, 12
in a frequency of 40 - 60%, 8 in a frequency of 20 - 40% and 4 in a frequency of less than
20%.
- Phu Dong village: 31 species were collected, 5 in a frequency greater than 60%,
16 species in a frequency of 40 - 60%, 9 from 20 - 40% and one species less than 20%.
- Van Duc village: 28 species were collected, 5 species in a frequency greater than
60%, 15 in a frequency of 40 - 60% 7 species in a frequency of 20 - 40% and 3 species
less than 20%.
2.2.3. Fluctuation of species composition of corn insect pests over the months in
Gia Lam, Hanoi (2010 - 2011)
The composition and abundance of corn insect pest species differ from month to
month as the corn grew (Table 4).
Table 4. Fluctuation in species composition of corn insect pests
over the months in Gia Lam, Hanoi
No. Scientific name Order Family
The level of encounter frequency
over the months
In autumn - winter In summer
2010 2011
9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8
1 A. impressicolle Coleoptera Scarabaeidae + ++ + ++ +
2 Adoretus sp. Coleoptera Scarabaeidae + + + +
3 C. circumdata Coleoptera Chrysomelidae ++ ++ + + ++ +
4 H.vigintioctopunctata Coleoptera Coccinellidae ++ ++ + ++ +
5 E. gorhami Coleoptera Meloidae + +
6 H. squamosus Coleoptera Curculionidae + +
7 L. varicornis Hemiptera Coreidae ++ ++ + + ++ + +
8 Cletus punctiger Hemiptera Pentatomidae ++ ++ + ++ +
9 Eysarcoris ventralis Hemiptera Pentatomidae ++ +++ ++ + +++ ++ +
10 Nezara viridula Hemiptera Pentatomidae + +++ +++ + + +++ ++ +
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11 Scotinophora lurida Hemiptera Pentatomidae + + + +
12 Dirdecus sp. Hemiptera Pyrryhocoridae + + +
13 R. maidis Homoptera Aphididae ++ +++ +++ + +++ +++ +
14 Nilaparvata lugens Homoptera Delphacidae + ++ ++
15 Acrida chinensis Orthoptera Acrididae ++ +++ ++ ++ +++ +++ ++
16 A. chinensis Orthoptera Acrididae ++ +++ ++ ++ + +++ ++ ++
17 Oxya chinensis Orthoptera Acrididae ++ +++ ++ ++ +++ ++ ++
18 Oxya velox Orthoptera Acrididae ++ +++ ++ ++ + +++ +++ ++
19 Chondracsis rosea Orthoptera Acrididae ++ +++ ++ ++ + +++ +++ +++
20 Trilophidia sp. Orthoptera Acrididae ++ +++ +++ ++ ++ +++ +++ +++
21 B. portentosus Orthoptera Gryllidae + +
22 Parnara guttata Lepidoptera Hesperiidae ++ ++ + ++ +
23 C. medinalis Lepidoptera Pyralidae ++ ++ + + ++ +
24 Ostrinia furnacalis Lepidoptera Pyralidae + +++ +++ ++ + +++ +++ ++
25 Leucania loreyi Lepidoptera Noctuidae ++ +++ ++ ++ ++
26 Spodoptera litura Lepidoptera Noctuidae + ++ ++ + ++ ++
27 Agrotis ipsilon Lepidoptera Noctuidae ++ +++ ++ + +++ ++
28 H. armigera Lepidoptera Noctuidae + ++ + ++
29 H. testudinaria Lepidoptera Arctiidae + ++ + ++ + +
30 Amsacta lactinea Lepidoptera Arctiidae ++ ++ ++ + ++ +++ ++
31 P. scintillans Lepidoptera Lymantridae + ++ ++ ++ ++
Notes. +: Low encounter frequency (less than 25% total of encounters);
++: Moderately common (25 - 75% total of encounters);
+++: Very common (≥ 75% total of encounters)
Autumn-winter, 2010:
From September to December, we collected 31 species of corn insect pests: Species
of Acrididae were found during all the months of investigation but they were most
prevalent from mid-September to late October.
- Period of 8 to 10 leaves: Oxya velox, C. Rosea, Trilophidia sp., Acrida
chinensis, Atractomorpha chinensis were the species present with the highest densities
and frequencies.
- Period of 9 to 11 leaves: P. guttata, C. medinalis, L. loreyi were found from
mid-September to November in high frequency. E. ventralis appeared in October. Stink
bugs appeared from September to November. Ostrinia furnacalis were found in October
and November.
- Period of 8 to10 leaves to flowering: Damage was observed on leaves and stems
and appeared to be caused by Lepidoptera species (P. guttata, C. medinalis, Leucania
loreyi, A.ipsilon and Spodoptera litura) and Orthoptera species (Oxya velox, C. Rosea,
Trilophidia sp., Acrida chinensis and Atractomorpha chinensis).
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- Period of corn flowering to harvest: Many species of corn insect pests were
observed, including Ostrinia furnacalis, R. Maidis, Ostrii;/pnia furnacalis, Trilophidia
sp., Acrida chinensis and Atractomorpha chinensis.
September: 26 species were collected. These species appeared in May with low
to average frequency, with 17 species at average frequency (25 - 75%) and 9 species at
frequencies less than 25%.
October: 30 species were collected, appearing at different levels: 12 species
appeared at a frequency much greater than 75%, 13 species appeared with an average
frequency of 25 - 75% and 5 species appeared at frequencies of less than 25%.
November: 26 species were collected of which 4 species appeared at a frequency
much greater than 75%, 11 species appeared with an average frequency of 25 - 75% and
at least 11 species were seen with a frequency of less than 25%.
December: 13 species were collected but not many appeared at a frequency greater
than 75%. Seven species appeared with a frequency average of 25 - 75% and 6 species
with a frequency of less than 25%.
Summer, 2011:
During the 2011 summer corn growing season (May to August), we collected 29
species.
May: 11 species were collected with low to mederate frequency, with frequency
averaging 25 - 75%. Ten species appeared at frequencies of less than 25 %.
June: 28 species were collected. Eleven appeared at a frequency much greater than
75%, 13 with frequency averaging 25 - 75% and 4 with a frequency of less than 25%.
July: 25 species were collected of which 7 appeared at a frequency much greater
than 75%, 9 species with an average frequency of 25 - 75% and 9 at a frequency of less
than 25%.
August: 15 species were collected, two with a frequency much greater than 75%, 7
with an average frequency of 25 - 75% and 6 species appeared with a frequency of less
than 25%.
3. Conclusion
1-Thirty-one species of corn insect pests, belonged to 5 orders (Coleoptera,
Hemiptera, Homoptera, Orthoptera and Lepidoptera) were collected. More species were
of the Lepidoptera order than any other with 10 species, which is 32.26% of all species
collected. Belonging to the Diptera order were only two species.
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2-Among seventeen families of corn insect pests, 5 families belonging to the
Coleoptera and Lepidoptera orders (29.42%), 3 families to the Hemiptera order (17.64%),
2 families to the Homoptera (11.76%) and 2 families to Orthoptera orders (11.76%).
3-Corn insect pest species differentiation existed among the three places of study.
There were 31 species (100%) in Phu Dong village, 28 species (90.32%) in Van Duc
village and 27 species (87.09%) in Phu Thi village.
4-In Phu Dong village there was the greatest abundance at 38.03%, in Van Duc
village it was 32.33% and in Phu Thi village it was 29.64%.
5-The composition of corn insect pest species found through the months and at
different sites also varied:
- Autumn-winter, 2010: The greatest number of species, 30, was found in October
while in September and November 26 species were found and in December 13 species
were found.
- Summer, 2011: The largest number of corn insect pest species found was 28
species in June, 25 species in July, 15 in August and 11 species in May.
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