Daily schedules

Main Hall

8:15 - 9:15

Plenary Lecture 3
8:15

Entomology Department, Khon Kaen University (Thailand)

Introducer: Kei Yura (Ochanomizu University / Waseda University)

Women in Entomology (WIE)

14:00 - 15:30

Women in Entomology Lecture (Open to Public)

Monday 26 Aug

PL3 Edible Insects: Promises and Challenges
Yupa Hanboonsong

Sunday 25 Aug

Wednesday 28 August

Women Researchers in Science and Entomology

14:00

Opening Remark

14:05

WIE-OP1 The Time for Women in Science
Charlotte L. R. Payne

14:45

Osaka University (Japan)

Nature Research (UK)

14:30

WIE-OP3 Women Researchers Paving the Way forJapan's Future
Yoshie Harada

WIE-OP2 Bridging the Gap: Women in STEM in France
Gabriela Caballero Vidal

15:10

The Sorbonne University (France)

Citizen Program

Panel Discussion
Facilitator: Takahiro Shiotsuki
Panellists: C harlotte L. R. Payne,
Gabriela Caballero,
Yoshie Harada

16:00 - 17:30

Citizen Program (Open to Public)
Rogue Invaders and Confronting Entomologists: Fighting the Unignorable Threats of Invasive Alien Insects with the Power of
Citizen Science
16:00

CP-OP1 Unravelling the Ecology of Ladybirds throughCommunity (Citizen) Science
Helen E. Roy

16:30

UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

CP-OP2 Gall-inducing Insects: Nature's Architects andInvaders Unraveled
Man-Miao Yang
National Chung Hsing University

17:00

CP-OP3 The Ants that Conquered the World
Evan P. Economo
Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology

Room A
9:45 - 11:45

The 2024 Awards from the Council of the International Congress of Entomology (CICE)【Certificates of Distinction (Career Achievement Award)】
9:45

A-CICE-01 Entomology beats lawn bowlingJohn H. Borden

Simon Fraser University (Canada)

10:05

A-CICE-02 Mosquitoes broadly rely on microbes fornormal function.
Michael R. Strand

Friday 30 Aug

Award

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

Chair: Masanobu Itoh

University of Georgia (United States of America)

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Sunday 25 Aug

10:25

A-CICE-03 RNAi and Bt approaches for insect pest
control: advances, applications, and challenges
Maria Fatima Grossi-de-Sa

10:45

Embrapa Genetic Resources and Biotechnology (Brazil) / Catholic
University of Brasilia (Brazil) / National Institute of Science andTechnology, INCT PlantStress Biotech (Brazil)

University of Liege, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, Functional &Evolutionary Entomology (Belgium)【Certificates of Merit (Mid-Career Award)】
11:05

A-CICE-05 Molecular and cellular basis of whiteflybacteria symbiosis
Jun-Bo Luan

11:25

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Shenyang Agricultural University (China)

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A-CICE-04 Entomological needs in a bio-engineering
faculty: from functional understanding to practicalapplications
Frederic Francis

A-CICE-06 Olfactory coding, processing andmodulation in the insect brain
Silke Sachse

Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Research GroupOlfactory Coding (Germany)

Annex Hall1
Symposium 14-11

9:45 - 11:45

The fall armyworm as a threat to rice production in Asia and beyond
Chair: Ted Turlings (University of Neuchâtel), Yunhe Li (Henan University)
9:45

14-11-01 The threat of the fall armyworm to Asian riceproduction amplified by the brown planthopper
Yunhe Li

10:15

14-11-02 Unveiling the Re-rising of True Corn-Strain
Variants in the Fall Armyworm Population of Thailand
Through Mitochondrial and Nuclear Gene Analysis
Chitsanuphong Phanthian

10:30

14-11-03 Genetic characterization and global
distribution of the fall armyworm strain associated withrice infestations.
Rodney Nagoshi

10:45

14-11-04 Invasive fall armyworms have low potential
for infesting rice
Kiwoong Nam

11:00

14-11-05 Host selection and adaptation of the invasive
pest Spodoptera frugiperda to indica and japonica ricecultivars
Peng Wang

11:15

14-11-06 Genomic signatures unveil the hybrid origin
and evolution of fall armyworm in the Eastern
hemisphere
Lei Zhang

11:30

14-11-07 Plant-mediated interactions between the fallarmyworm Spodoptera frugiperda and rice insect pests
Chen Qiu

Annex Hall2
Symposium 7-11

9:45 - 11:45

Latitudinal Trends in Insect Ecology
Chair: Robert Davis (University of Tartu), Sille Holm (University of Tartu)
9:45

7-11-01 Physiological correlates of insect latitudinal
distribution: Lessons from Drosophila thermal biology
Johannes Overgaard

10:00

7-11-02 Climate warming as a potential driver ofchanging future latitudinal patterns in the emergence ofaquatic insects
Pavel Kratina

10:15

10:30

10:45

7-11-05 Latitudinal cline of larval growth rate in theJapanese rhinoceros beetle (Kabutomushi) Trypoxylus
dichotomus
Wataru Kojima

11:00

7-11-06 Global analyses of Enemy Release Hypothesis
and the effects of environment and plant growth form
Andrea Cortegoso Galman

7-11-03 Shades of Diversity: exploring ant colouration
across latitudes and environments.
Tristan Klaftenberger

11:15

7-11-07 Host-plant specificity of geometrid moths:
contrasts between temperate and tropical region
Sille Holm

7-11-04 Latitudinal diversity gradients in Darwin
wasps (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) unraveled by
global-scale DNA barcoding data
Bernardo Santos

11:30

7-11-08 Latitudinal trends in body size are consistentacross moth species in Europe
Toomas Tammaru

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Room C-1
9:45 - 11:45

Advances on Plant-Derived Food Sources in Biological Control
Chair: Pablo Urbaneja-Bernat (IRTA), Cesar Rodriguez-Saona (Rutgers University), Alejandro Tena (IVIA)
3-6-01 Microbe-mediated alterations in floral nectar
and consequences for insect parasitoids: a study on
species used in biological control
Antonino Cusumano

10:15

3-6-02 The role of nectar and pollen in protecting
plants against pathogens
Felix Wäckers

10:30

3-6-03 Unveiling the role of plant-derived food sourcesin enhancing the efficacy of Dolichogenidea gelechiidivoris
against Tuta absoluta
Judit Arnó

10:45

3-6-04 A predatory mite of coffee agroecosystems
benefits from extrafloral nectar of associated trees
Angelo Pallini

11:00

3-6-05 Honeydew management to promote biologicalcontrol
Maite Fernández de Bobadilla

11:15

3-6-06 Exploring the Impact of Plant Guttation on
Insect-Plant Interactions in Multiple Cropping Systems
Pablo Urbaneja-Bernat

11:30

3-6-07 Plant derived foods to support biological control
in vineyards
Geoff Gurr

Symposium 20-7

9:45 - 11:45

Behavioural diversity: causes and consequences
Chair: Iago Sanmartín-Villar (Polish Academy of Sciences), Srikrishna Narasimhan (Museum and Institute of Zoology, Polish Academy of
Science)

9:45

20-7-01 Functional benefits of behavioural diversity forgroup performance
Isaac Planas Sitja

11:00

20-7-05 Can metabolism be used to predict dispersal?
The insights of Pace-of-life at between individual level.
Violette Chiara

10:15

20-7-02 Non-additive effects of genetic heterogeneity
on foraging-vigilance trade-off in Drosophila melanogaster
Takahira Okuyama

11:15

10:30

20-7-03 Are invaders smart? Individual cognition vssocial information in invasive and native ants.
Srikrishna Narasimhan

20-7-06 Cryptic strategies of Trachyzulpha formosana(Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae): background matching andmasquerade
Janus Olajuan Boediman

11:30

10:45

20-7-04 Multimodal sensory integration mediates
defense behavior during rove beetle interspecies
interactions
Jess Kanwal

20-7-07 Exploring the deterring mechanism by lobed
leaf shape against leaf-rolling weevils through the
trajectory analysis of inspectional walking
Yumiko Higuchi

Room D
Symposium 16-11

9:45 - 11:45

Chair: Megan E. Meuti (The Ohio State University), Lydia Fyie (Ohio State University)
9:45

16-11-01 Particulate matter contamination
compromises insect antennal olfactory perception
Wentian Xu

10:00

16-11-02 Factors influencing abundance and behaviorof predators in turfgrass
Shimat Joseph

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Friday 30 Aug

Bugs in the City: Urban Insect Ecophysiology

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

Room C-2

Monday 26 Aug

9:45

Sunday 25 Aug

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16-11-03 Consequences of adaptation to the urban heatisland: testing for eco-evolutionary dynamics in aterrestrial isopod (Oniscus asellus)
Ryan Martin

10:30

16-11-04 Urban Stressors and the Transmission of
Pathogens
Michael H Reiskind

10:45

16-11-05 The effect of urban, rural, and universal
pollutants on the life history and gut microbiota of the
major malaria vector Anopheles arabiensis.
Shune V. Oliver

11:00

16-11-06 Light pollution interferes with seasonaldormancy in temperate mosquitoes
Lydia Fyie

11:15

16-11-07 Effects of Artificial Light at Night on the
Photoperiodic Response in Flesh Flies
Ayumu Mukai

11:30

16-11-08 Disentangling the behavioural andphysiological consequences of artificial light at night
Theresa Jones

Room E
Symposium 19-1

9:45 - 11:45

The next biomimetics in insect's perspective for the sustainable symbiosis on the globe
Chair: Shuhei Nomura (National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo, Japan), Masahiro Ohara (The Hokkaido University Museum)
9:45

19-1-01 Keynote: The next biomimetics in insect's
perspective for the sustainable symbiosis on the globe
Shuhei Nomura

10:45

19-1-05 Dual effect of vibrations for pest control of
fungus gnats and for cultivation of shiitake mushroom
Takuma Takanashi

10:00

19-1-02 Social implementation using the NanoSuit
methodChiyo Senoh

11:00

10:15

19-1-03 The roles of predation and multifunctionality
in the macroevolution of ant mandible form andfunction
Julian Katzke

19-1-06 Towards development of pest control using
vibrations in the brown-winged green stink bug
damaging fruit trees in Japan
Nami Uechi

11:15

10:30

19-1-04 Quantification and classification of butterfly
flight patterns based on a visual dictionary and pictures
Yuika Mano

19-1-07 Egg-laying suppression effect of adjuvants incalcium carbonate wettable powder on the peach fruit
moth.
Naoko Yoshinaga

11:30

19-1-08 Functional reconstruction of insect olfactory
receptors and their application
Hidefumi Mitsuno

Room F
Citizen Program Let’s Observe Insects with Global Entomologists!
< Event summary >An indoor observation event will be held at the Kyoto International Conference Center with the aim of increasing children’s interest innatural science through exchanges with entomologists from overseas. This event will be co-hosted with the Women in Entomology
program of ICE2024 Kyoto. Participants will be divided into small groups with several elementary and junior high school students aswell as Japanese graduate students and will observe insects using microscopes while interacting with the children.
Registration has been closed.

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

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Room G
9:45 - 11:45

Current entomophagy: food and nutrition security, circular economy, and breeding
techniques
Chair: Takeshi Suzuki (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), Kei Yura (Ochanomizu University)
10:45

11-4-05 Genome sequence of crickets as a knowledge
base of edible insects production
Kosuke Kataoka

10:00

11-4-02 Cultivate a Sustainable Tomorrow: Unlocking
the Potential of Insect Consumption for Nutrition andIncome Generation in Rural Laos.
Shinjiro Saeki

11:00

11-4-06 de novo domestication and genomics-assisted
breeding of crickets
Atsushi Ogura

10:15

11-4-03 Exploration of Majuli White grub Beetle,
Lepidiota mansueta for Food and Feed Security
Badal Bhattacharyya

11:15

11-4-07 Virus infections in crickets reared for feed:
diagnosis and control
Patchara Phuektes

10:30

11-4-04 Astaxanthin accumulation in migratory locusts
and two-spotted crickets
Ryohei Sugahara

11:30

11-4-08 Edible cricket farming using agro-industrial
by-products
Takeshi Suzuki

Room H
Symposium 11-5

9:45 - 11:45

Sustainable biowaste recycling and animal feed production using insects.
Chair: Masami Shimoda (The University of Tokyo), Chia-Ming Liu (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO))
9:45

11-5-01 Functions of insect-based feeds for animals
Takeshi Miura

10:00

11-5-02 Exploring the Black Soldier Fly (Hermetia
illucens L.) Industry in Thailand: Challenges in Strain
Preservation and Breeding
Chun-I Chiu

10:15

11-5-03 Physical food waste properties alter rearing
performance and respiration of black soldier fly larvae
bioconversion.
Adrian Fuhrmann

10:30

11-5-04 Presentation Withdrawn

10:45

11-5-05 Growth of black soldier fly larvae is unaffectedby suppression of gut microbiome.
Rina Fukunaga

11:00

11-5-06 Evaluation of antimicrobial activity of lipids
extracted from Hermetia illucens reared on different
feeding substrates
Antonio Franco

11:15

11-5-07 Engineering insects to produce carbohydrase
enzymes for improved animal feed.
Justin Michael McNab

11:30

11-5-08 Enhancing Amino Acid Productivity andProfile in Black Soldier Fly Larvae through NAT
Transporter Suppression in the Excretion System
Chia-Ming Liu

Room B-1
9:45 - 11:45

Decoding Parasitic Lice: Systematics, Evolution, and Genomics
Chair: Drew Sweet (Arkansas State University), Jorge Doña (University of Granada)
9:45

18-5-01 Structural and physical adaptations of theectoparasitic seal louse, Echinophthirius horridus, forliving in the deep sea
Anika Preuss

10:00

18-5-02 Genomic diversity in the symbiotic bacteria of
human head lice
Bret M Boyd

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Symposium 18-5

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

11-4-01 The science (and art) of insects as traditional
foodsCharlotte Payne

Monday 26 Aug

9:45

Sunday 25 Aug

Symposium 11-4

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10:15

18-5-03 Introgression dynamics in avian feather lice
Jorge Doña

10:30

18-5-04 Integrating legacy data and whole genome
sequencing on both sides of the tanglegram uncovers
unexpected cospeciation in Degeeriella
Therese A. Catanach

10:45

18-5-05 Mitochondrial genome fragmentation in lice:
What we know and what we want to know.
Stephen L Cameron

11:00

18-5-06 Developing tools to connect specimens, traits
and phylogenetic trees to understand evolutionary
patterns in mammalian lice.
Julie Allen

11:15

18-5-07 Cophylogenomics of tinamous and their hyperdiverse family of lice (Phthiraptera: Ischnocera)
Kamila Mayumi Kuabara

11:30

18-5-08 Diversity, Distribution and Population
Genomics of Global Human Head Lice through Whole
Genome Analysis
Niyomi House

Room B-2
Symposium 18-6

9:45 - 11:45

Biodiversity and taxonomy of lepidopteran insects
Chair: Houshuai Wang (South China Agricultural University Department of Entomology), Toshiya Hirowatari (Kyushu University),
Masaya Yago (The University of Tokyo)
9:45

18-6-01 Evolutionary history of Tineoidea (Insecta:
Lepidoptera)
Jadranka Rota

10:45

18-6-05 Towards a better understanding of Gelechioid
tree of life
Etka Yapar

10:00

18-6-02 Systematics and evolutionary dynamics ofinsect-fern interactions in the specialized fern-spore
feeding Cuprininae (Lepidoptera, Stathmopodidae)
Zong-Yu Shen

11:00

18-6-06 Species-level phylogenomics and historicalbiogeography of the Apollo butterflies (Papilionidae:
Parnassiinae)
Noémie M-C Hévin

10:15

18-6-03 Macroevolution of butterflies is weakly linked
to angiosperms
David Plotkin

11:15

10:30

18-6-04 Systematics, diversification and evolutionary
history of butterflies in the tribe Candalidini(Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae)
Michael F. Braby

18-6-07 A new example of unique evolution in oceanicislands: more than 10 undescribed gracillariids in
Ogasawara, islands designated as a World Natural
Heritage in Japan
Yutaka Tamadera

11:30

18-6-08 The evolution of diurnality in Uraniidae moths,
an unusually colourful and iridescent lineage of
Lepidoptera
Leidys Murillo-Ramos

Room I
Symposium 13-5

9:45 - 11:45

CRISPRing vectors: The new era of genome engineering towards vector-borne disease
control
Chair: Hitoshi Tsujimoto (Texas A&M University), Bianca Burini (University of Florida)
9:45

13-5-01 Sand Fly Microinjection for CRISPR Mutation
Robert Harrell

10:15

10:30

10:45

13-5-02 Exploring adaptation of CRISPR interference(CRISPRi) in the mosquito, Aedes aegypti
Hitoshi Tsujimoto

13-5-04 Genetic analysis of oviposition behavior formosquito surveillance and control
Matthew DeGennaro

11:00

13-5-03 Probing and Perturbing the piRNA Pathway
with Targeted Mosquito Genome Modifications
Vanessa Michelle Macias

13-5-05 Gene-drived Ectoexpression of AalNix3&4 inDengue vector, Aedes albopictus
Xiaoguang Chen

11:15

13-5-06 Harnessing DNA repair to revert to a nontransgenic state, or how to plan for the end-of-life ofyour favorite transgene when it is no longer needed
Zach N Adelman

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11:30

Room J
Symposium 13-6

9:45 - 11:45

Neglected vectors and pests in a changing climate

13-6-01 The changing eco-epidemiology of tick-borne
spotted fever group rickettsioses: paired vector-clinicalenvironmental studies in the Americas
Melissa Nolan

10:00

13-6-02 The changing landscape of Culicoides-borne
viruses in Europe.
Marion England

10:15

13-6-03 Exploring Biting Midge Species Distributions
Under Diverse Climate Models
Phillip Shults

10:30

13-6-04 Effects of climate on larval Culicoides sp.
abundance in the Central Great Plains of the US andimplications for the transmission of a livestock disease
Bethany McGregor

10:45

13-6-05 Distinguishing the role of two vector genera ina disease system
Amy Hudson

11:00

13-6-06 Black flies aggressivity in Kafolo: influence ofclimatic and environmental factors
Touré Donatié Serge

11:15

13-6-07 DNA barcoding-assisted morphological
identification of sand flies and their association withenvironmental factors in Taiwan
Yu-Feng Tsai

11:30

13-6-08 Superfly - The unintended consequences ofpesticide resistance on the thermal tolerances of houseflies (Musca domestica)
Travis W Rusch

Room K
Symposium 5-7

9:45 - 11:45

Urban Arthropods
Chair: Olivia Sanllorente (University of Granada)
5-7-01 Citizens’ perception of insects and its
relationship with the extinction of experience
Olivia Sanllorente

10:00

5-7-02 Exploring Psocathropos lachlani Ribaga, the Most
Synanthropic Household insects in Taiwan: Unveilingthe Ecological Insights Through Citizen Science andClimatic Analysis
Mei-Ling Chan

10:15

5-7-03 Urbanization and community garden features
affect the taxonomic diversity and functional traits ofwild bees
Astrid E. Neumann

10:30

5-7-04 Distribution of Aculeate wasps in a subtropicalurbanized biodiversity hotspot: assessing multi-scale
drivers under climate change scenarios
Ji Hyeon Park

10:45

5-7-05 Urban green spaces and adjacent areas of
Mexico City as a refuge for resilient species: case study
for Auchenorrhyncha fauna (Insecta, Hemiptera)
Olivia Esperanza Aponte-Mejia

11:00

5-7-06 Investigating the effect of mowing as a habitat
restoration practice on the stem-dwelling insect
community of Solidago altissima in urban meadowscapesThomas CK Hall

11:15

5-7-07 Unveiling the Calling Diversity of Cricket
Across Urban Parks Through Soundscape Techniques
Chia-Chien Hung

11:30

5-7-08 The effects of artificial noise on the acoustic
behavior of Ornebius infuscatus (Orthoptera:
Mogoplistidae)
Sheng-Hung Lin

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

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9:45

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

9:45

Monday 26 Aug

Chair: Bethany McGregor (United States Department of Agriculture), Amy Hudson (United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural
Research Service), Phillip Shults (United States Department of Agriculture)

Sunday 25 Aug

13-5-07 From Genome to Phenome: Tools tounderstand the basic biology of ticks
Monika Gulia-Nuss95

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9:45 - 11:45

ad hoc session
Chair: Francesco Martoni (Agriculture Victoria Research), Marion Javal (IRD)
9:45

12-3-01 Fungi on invasive ladybirds: what influences
their growth and spread?
Michiel D. de Groot

10:00

12-3-02 Transcriptomics and Metabolomics Association
Analysis Revealed the Gum Secretion responses of
Elaeagnus angustifolia to Anoplophora glabripennis
Oviposition Scar
Chengcheng Li

10:15

12-3-03 Landscape metagenomics of the invasive
bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) shows interactions among
the gut microbiome and pollenbiome.
Sabrina Haque

10:30

12-3-04 Development of novel LAMP and qPCR assays
for rapid and specific identification of Bronze birch
borer (Agrilus anxius)
Sezer Olivia Kaya

10:45

12-3-05 Monitoring of an extreme case of host shift:
revealing the biology and ecology of an emerging crop
pest and potential invader.
Marion Javal

11:00

12-3-06 Using high throughput sequencing
metabarcoding for diagnostics and surveillance ofagricultural pests and beneficial insects.
Francesco Martoni

11:15

12-3-07 Modelling suppression gene drive for invasive
Solenopsis invicta fire ants
Yiran Liu

11:30

12-3-08 Molecular phylogeny, genetic diversity,
behavior and hostplant adaptation of a global invasive
moth, tomato leaf miner (Tuta absoluta) (Lepidoptera:
Gelechiidae)
Manupa Pabasara Wickramasinghe

Room 555
Symposium 4-4

9:45 - 11:45

Multi-trophic Interactions of Scolytinae in Näive Systems: Integrating Ecological Methods
for Management
Chair: Kelsey Tobin (Cornell University), Monique Rivera (Cornell University)
9:45

4-4-01 Characterizing changes in black walnut volatileorganic compounds inoculated with Geosmithia
morbida, the causal agent of thousand cankers disease
Kelsey Tobin

11:00

4-4-05 Multi-trophic Interactions in Oak Decline
Syndrome in Korean Forests: Host-MicroorganismAmbrosia beetle
Won Il Choi

10:15

4-4-02 Influence of Acetic Acid and Ethanol on Host
Colonization by Xyleborine Ambrosia Beetles
Christopher Ranger

11:15

10:30

4-4-03 Behavioral responses of non-native scolytine
beetles to volatiles of their fungal symbionts:
Implications for detection and management
Matthew Ginzel

4-4-06 Ecologically based research initiatives formonitoring and management of Hypothenemus obscurus(Scolytinae), an important invasive pest of macadamia
in HawaiiAngelita Acebes-Doria

11:30

4-4-07 Reduced Infestation by Xylosandrus germanus inApple Trees Treated with Host Plant Defense
Compounds
Arthur Agnello

10:45

4-4-04 The Efficacy of Semiochemical Repellents toProtect Healthy and Ceratocystis-infested‘Ōhi‘a from
Attack by Ambrosia Beetles
Kylle Roy

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

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Room 509
9:45 - 11:45

Insect cuticles: morphogenesis and physiological functions
Chair: Shigeo Hayashi (RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research), Bernard Moussian (Institut Sophia Agrobiotech),Toshiya Ando (Kyoto University)
6-2-01 Functional study of Osiris family genes ofDrosophila in cuticle nano-patterning.
Shigeo Hayashi

10:15

6-2-02 A developmental genetic approach to the studyof cuticular photonic crystal formation in the weevil
scale cellToshiya Ando

10:30

6-2-03 Group I lytic polysaccharide monooxygenase isrequired for chitinous cuticle turnover during molting
in two longhorn beetles, Monochamus alternatus andPsacothea hilaris
Daehyeong Kim

6-2-04 Major structural protein in locust mandible
capable of forming extraordinarily stiff materials via
hierarchical self-assembly
Huitang Qi

11:00

6-2-05 The structure-function relationship of thevibration receptors in the spider Cupiennius salei
Carolin Fischer

11:15

6-2-06 Mesoscale laminate structure and constitutive
anisoptropy in Polyneopteran head capsules
Michael Andrew Jansen

11:30

6-2-07 Timing of chitin orientation in the locust hindleg
Bernard Moussian

Room 510
Symposium 10-5

9:45 - 11:45

Molecular Plant-Insect-Microbe Interactions
Chair: Akiko Sugio (INRAE), Daisuke Kageyama (NARO)
9:45

10-5-01 Investigating the mysteries of gall formation: A
study of gall-forming weevil and its symbiotic bacteria
Tsutomu Tsuchida

10:00

10-5-02 Reasons for decreased aphid vectortransmission of beet chlorosis virus from sugar beets
co-infected with beet yellows virus
Martin Drucker

10:15

10-5-03 Subversion of salicylic acid signaling pathwayby ßC1 encoded by begomoviral betasatellites promotes
virus infection post whitefly-mediated inoculation
Li-Long Pan

10:30

10-5-04 Uncovering the intricate three-way interactions
in vector-borne pathosystems using solanaceousliberibacter pathosystem
Cecilia Tamborindeguy

10:45

10-5-05 The alteration and influence of Diaphorina citri
flavi-like virus on Huanglongbing bacteria vectoring
and gene expression in psyllid
Chun-Yi Lin

11:00

10-5-06 Foliar fungal endophytes alter tree defense
metabolites and provide direct anti-herbivore resistance
Nadir Erbilgin

11:15

10-5-07 Role of the endosymbiont Regiella insecticola inpea aphid performance and plant defense
Grit Kunert

11:30

10-5-08 Orchestration of plant defense signaling:
impact of herbivores' oral factors including symbiotic
microorganisms and elicitors
Gen-ichiro Arimura

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

10:45

Monday 26 Aug

9:45

Sunday 25 Aug

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Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

Poster presentations

152

Wednesday 28 August
Event Hall
Poster Presentation by Elementary, Junior High and Senior High School Students

11:45 - 13:30※Poster presentations of their activities in school life.
SP-01

Turn alternation in amputated pillbug (Armadillidium
vulgare)Sakurako Asano, Naho Kitahara, Aoi Shimizu, Miwa
Harikai, Rui Yoshioka

SP-11

The relationship between cuticle
structure and regional color differences in Phelotrupes
auratus
Rena Matsuyama, Mitsuki Fukushima

SP-02

Can I protect the stag beetle?
Masamichi Morioka

SP-12

SP-03

Why are you grooming? -the territory and grooming ofEobiana engelhardti subtropicaReika Morioka

Aiming towards using cabbage butterfly eggs as
educational materials. -s2Investigation the condition under which females lay
eggs in breeding cages
Takeru Inagaki

SP-04

Hey, you may be deceived? -the mystery of the pinkhopperMasayoshi Morioka

SP-13

The Relationship Between the Mandibles of the Lucanus
maculifemoratus and Temperature
Chihiro Takehara

SP-05

Research into Phialodes rufipennis leaf shape preference
for cradle creation based on image analysis
Shusei Kuroki

SP-14

Nest usurpation and subsequent nesting behavior ofsocial parasitic hornet (Vespa dybowskii)
Tatsuki Tohnooka

SP-06

Swallowtail butterflies remember what they learned ascaterpillars, and the sex-linked memories persist forthree generations.
Jo Nagai

SP-15

Investigation of the relationship between the frequency
of attaching pads of jumping spiders and the conditions
in which they are placed
Miu Kobayashi

SP-07

Differences in Wing Orientation and Haltere Movements
Across Crane Fly Species
Akito Kubota

SP-16

Effects of Plant Nutrition on Aphid Competition and
Behavior
Ayako Nakatani

SP-08

TESTING THE FIERY MANTIS MYTH
Aruma Yamamoto

SP-17

Save Nepa hoffmanni - A study of the endangered
species in Nara prefecture
Miwa Kango

SP-09

Investigation for an Alternative to Pesticides ~Utilizationof Japanese Green Tea Components~
Saya Honda, Haruka Tsuruyama

SP-18

SP-10

The ecology of Temnothorax arimensis ant in forest, andthe effects of aphids living on tree on the activity of T.
arimensis
Munetaka Iori

Preparedness and skills for future insect scientists
acquired through entomology-related volunteer
activities by junior and senior high school students
working at the Museum of Natural History, a non-profit
organization in Kagawa Prefecture
Mihiro Suwa, Yuto Iima, Kaito Ootsubo

Poster 13

11:45 - 13:30

Biological Control
P0441

Effects of modest temperature increase on aphid
response to parasitism
Mukta Mala

P0444

Assessing the toxicity of the entomopathogenic fungi
effective on ovicidal activity of whiteflies, Bemisia tabaci
Sudarat Pimkhonburee

P0442

Adialytus ambiguus as biological agent against Sipha flava
in Reunion Island.
Laura Moquet

P0445

P0443

Long-term influence of the introduced parasitoid
Torymus sinensis on the chestnut gall wasp at starting
points of the classical biocontrol in Japan
Kaori Yara

Starvation Stress Effected to Functional Response, Adult
Development and Sex Ratio of Assassin Bug, Sycanus
collaris F. (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
Tewee Maneerat

P0446

Choosing phytophagous or entomophagous insects forbiological control of Cuscuta species in Europe and the
Middle East
Matvey Nikelshparg

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Poster presentations
Evaluation of the function of indigenous natural
enemies, including spiders, on insectary plants andeggplant in an urban agricultural field in Tokyo
Hina Tamagwa

P0448

Detection of Dendrolimus sibiricus cypovirus -1
Anna Subbotina

P0460

P0449

Control efficiency of Pyemotes zhonghuajia combinedwith Metarhizium anisopliae against Aromia bungii
Limin He

Strategies for conservation biological control of pests forregenerative coffee farming at Cerrado
Madelaine Venzon

P0461

P0450

Characteristics of the serosal cells surrounding Cotesia
kariyai larvae and its role in host immunosuppression
Yuki Okumura

Evaluation of Okra as an Insectary Crop for Orius spp.,
its Effectiveness and Mechanisms in an Open-field
Eggplant Cultivation in Japan.
Kousei Nakamura

P0462

Laboratory evaluation of natural and edible repellents
against Drosophila suzukii
Piera Maria Marras

P0463

On the origin of hyperspread cells, circulating
hemocytes in the body cavity of Mythimna separata
Hiroshi Matsutani

Development of an efficient system for the collection of
eggs of the Mediterranean flour moth, Ephestia
kuehniella Zeller
Daiki Hirayama

P0464

Factors preventing Cotesia ruficrus from parasitizing
Mythimna separata last-instar larvae
Miyu Tanaka

A feasibility study on the use of Cleome hassleriana as abanker plant for Nesidiocoris tenuis
Ryohei Nakano

P0465

CHITOSAN NANOPARTICLES LOADED WITH
ORANGE ESSENTIAL OIL AGAINST APHISGOSSYPII: CHARACTERIZATION, INSECTICIDAL
ACTIVITY AND SELECTIVITY
Giulia Giunti

P0451

P0452

P0453

Cky811 protein expressed in polydnavirus and venom
gland of Cotesia kariyai regulates host Mythimna separata
larvae immunity
Tomomi Sawa

P0454

A gut infecting iflavirus modulates caterpillar oral
secretions and alters plant response to herbivory
Salvador Herrero

P0455

Immunoregulation of Mythimna separata by theendoparasitic wasp Microplitis mediator
Koshi Ninomiya

P0466

Artificial flowers as a new tool for improving a biocontrol
program with predatory hoverflies
Olivier Aubry

P0456

Surveys on egg parasitoids of Halyomorpha halys andnative Heteroptera (Hemiptera) in the Sardinia Island
Sandro Flore

P0467

The role of CO2 in the insect host-seeking behaviors of
Steinernema siamkayai
Puping Ta-oun

P0457

The genetic analysis of the artificially selected biocontrol
agent, Orius strigicollis with a longer giving-up time
Tomoya Katsuno

P0468

To be a good killer: Characterizing the virulence ofentomopathogenic nematodes against wireworms.
Chacon Hurtado Andrea

P0458

Varronia curassavica benefits Chrysopidae predators andhas a negative effect on Leucoptera coffeella fitness
Elem Fialho Martins

P0469

Biological control of Iridopsis sp. (Lepidoptera:
Geometridae) with entomopathogenic nematodes
Silvia Renata Siciliano Wilcken

Poster 14

11:45 - 13:30

Ecology and Evolution
Cyclic population fluctuations with spatial waves of themulberry tiger moth in southwestern Japan
Masaru Hondo

P0471

Genetic structure and geographic adaptation of thecricket Teleogryllus emma in Japan
Kazuhiro Satomura

P0472

Geographic variation in photoperiodic response forinduction of pseudopupal diapause by precocious
metamorphosis in the bean blister beetle, Epicauta
gorhamiMisato Terao

P0473

Nymphal period and diapause in the Asian mantis,
Hierodula patellifera, from Okinawa, Japan, under longday and short-day conditions
Ryo Watanabe

P0474

Clear local adaptation in butterfly photoperiodism but
not thermal performance along a latitudinal cline
Isabelle Siemers

P0475

Life-history traits of an indigenous egg parasitoid wasp
Telenomus remus, a promising natural enemy against
Spodoptera frugiperda in mainland Japan
Takamasa Komori

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Friday 30 Aug

P0470

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

P0459

Monday 26 Aug

Importance of parasitoids and hyperparasitoids in elm
leaf beetle Xanthogaleruca luteola (Muller) (Coleoptera:
Chrysomelidae) control at northwest of Iran
Erfan Amareh

Sunday 25 Aug

P0447

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Sunday 25 Aug

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P0476

Global warming has extended egg diapause duration,
not changing the body size over the past 60 years in theemma field cricket Teleogryllus emma.
Katsuya Taniyama

P0492

Taxonomic Study of Two Japanese Species of theSubgenus Burlinius of the Genus Cryptocephalus(Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)
Ryota Nishimura

P0477

Parallel evolution during poleward range shifting: a casestudy in the damselfly Ischnura elegans.
Lesley Lancaster

P0493

Extracellular symbiont colonizes insect during embryo
development
Christiane Emmerich

P0478

Insights from the canopy: Both vertebrate- and antmediated regulation of arthropod communities andinsect herbivory were revealed along latitudinal
gradient
Katerina Sam

P0494

Ecosystem Functional Diversity and Landscape
Connectivity Influence Bee Community Resilience
Angie Mar González Rosario

P0495

Tending ants selectively prey on aphids with shorter
proboscises: implication for the evolution of aphid
proboscis length
Takumi Matsuura

P0496

UDP-glucosyltransferases act as key determinants ofhost plant range in generalist and specialist Spodoptera
species
Huidong Wang

P0497

Lepidopteran prolegs are novel traits, not leg homologs
Yuji Matsuoka

P0498

Induction of female functional virginity mutation in thewasp Telenomus remus by eliminating PI -Wolbachia
Tu i chen

P0499

Investigating the role of detoxification in the adaptationof Asian and European corn borers to maize
Gaelle LE Goff

P0500

Unraveling the behavioral “building blocks” of social
interactions in the socially flexible sweat bee,
Lasioglossum baleicum
Michelle L. White

P0501

Temperature modulates sociality in the allodapine bee
Exoneura robusta
Jan Kreider

P0502

Host-Symbiont Interactions across a Sociality
Continuum in Halictid Bees
Charlotte Knopp

Extreme climate shifts pest dominance hierarchy
through thermal evolution and transgenerational
plasticity
Liang Zhu

P0503

85 million year old insects "Eggs" of the family
Empidoidea in amber in Kuji City, Iwate Prefectureusing microphotographs and X-ray CT
Yasuyuki Shirota

Exploring the Origin of Novel Traits in the Insect Head:
Insights from Bizarre Head Development in HornHeaded Crickets
Mizuho Yoneda

P0504

To hair or not to hair, that is the question: theeffectiveness of urticating hairs as a defence in the faceof larval mortality
Kai Hart

P0505

Evolutionary dynamics of wing shape in dragonfliesand damselflies
Alexander Blanke

P0506

Evolution of Wingless Male Caste in Technomyrmex
Ants Inferred from A Multi-Omics Approach
Po-Wei Brian Hsu

P0507

Advances in The Classification of Noctuoidea
Jose I. Martinez

P0508

Cooperative herbivory between two important pests ofrice
Qingsong Liu

P0479

Ploidy or not: dissecting genome size evolution in
Catapionus weevils in Japan
Shota Murakami

P0480

Unraveling the Geographic Influence on Bark BeetleDriven Deadwood Decomposition
John J. Riggins

P0481

Uncertain mate recognition forms diversity of matecompetition in butterflies
Tsuyoshi Takeuchi

P0482

Look but do not touch: the occurrence of venomous
species across Lepidoptera
Andrea Battisti

P0483

Using AI-based computer vision to quantify the
integration of color and shape within Nymphalid
butterflies
Moritz D Lürig

P0484

P0485

P0486

P0487

Abiotic and biotic factors shaping saproxylic beetle
communities in Central Europe: An experimental
approach
Claudio Sbaraglia
Speciation in confined isolation: is ecological speciation
at play in Norfolk Island Eumolpinae (Coleoptera:
Chrysomelidae)?
Anabela Cardoso

P0488

Effects of mutualist aphid and temperature on colony
growth and survival of African big-headed ant
Ming-Hsiao Peng

P0489

Ecology of ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) andtheir evolutionary process-hind wings, flight muscles,
and feeding habits
Sonomi Shibuya

P0490

P0491

Flight muscle development and flight dispersal of
Parastmchia japonensis (Hemiptera:Parastrachiidae)
Tomoe Kurita
Hiding in plain sight: flea beetles (Chrysomelidae:
Galerucinae: Alticini) make feeding damage thatapproximate their own bodies in color and size
Alexander S Konstantinov

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

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P0509

Poster 15

11:45 - 13:30

Insects as Food, Feed and Pollinators

P0511

Forest bees need diverse canopies
Clayton Traylor

P0512

Grinding feed does not affect growth, development andsurvival in individually and group reared edible crickets
Jacinta Kong

P0513

Subsidiary effects of spent coffee grounds in blacksoldier fly production
Mika Fujita

P0514

Unlocking the Potential of Black Soldier Flies (Hermetia
illucens) as Efficient Biosolid Consumers
Sophia Escobar-Correas

P0515

Entomophagy in the western world: Strategies for
inspiring humans to embrace edible insects as healthy,
eco-friendly foods of the future
Sujaya Rao

P0526

Cyanide detoxification in crickets: towards environmentfriendly feed design for cricket farming using
agricultural by-products from cassavas
Kohyoh Murata

P0527

Characterization and selective breeding of a black
mealworm strain of Tenebrio molitor Linnaeus(Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae)
Jeong-Hun Song

P0528

Quid Pro Quo? Wild Bees in Pollinator-independent
Crop Agroecosystems of the South Eastern UnitedStates.
Isaac L. Esquivel

Vertical Movement of Black Soldier Fly Larvae and the
Design of Mass Production Bioreactors
Bo Yun Cheng

P0529

Insect Pollination and Its Economic Importance for theMain Crops in Morocco
Rachid Sabbahi

P0516

Cricket production by using food waste
Tsuyoshi Kurosu

P0530

P0517

The search for attractants controlling aggregation
behavior in black soldier fly larvae
Sohgo Nishioka

Pollen protein/lipid ratio drives the biased visitation of
bumblebees (Bombus ignitus Smith) to male-fertile
cultivars of the Japanese pear (Pyrus pyrifolia Nakai)
Shinnosuke Mori

P0531

P0518

Acceptability of Black Soldier Fly Larvae Food Waste
Bioconversion Facilities (BFWs) in Singapore
Niraly Mangal

Assessment of tomato pollination efficiency throughmachine-mimicked bumblebee vibrations
Yun Kuo

P0532

P0519

Mercury bioremediation takes flight!
Kate Tepper

Potential Role of Logging Coppice in the Provisioning
Longicorn-beetle Pollinators, Based on the Time-Series
Quantitative Survey of Saproxylic Beetles
Satoshi Asano

P0520

Evaluation of feed produced from Hermetia illucens
larvae in piglet breeding
Rino Nakajima

P0533

Benefits of agroecosystem practices for improving
pollinator health and biodiversity
Arathi H Seshadri

P0521

Potential of Black soldier fly business in Japan, based on
the Taiwan model
Hiroto Ohki

P0534

Bottom-up effects of agricultural management practices
on bee health
Pierre Lau

P0522

How to harness natural arthropod pest regulation
services in tropical horticultural systems? A biodiversity
perspective.
Thibault Nève de Mévergnies

P0535

Ecosystem services in agriculture: How can plant mixes
support pollinator populations?
Filip Franeta

P0523

Campylobacter jejuni: challenge test on Tenebrio molitor L.
larvae intended as foodNunzio Isidoro

P0536

A Little Bee Told Me…Honey Bee Foraging Preferencein Mixed Urban & Agro-ecosystems
Sreelakshmi Suresh

P0524

Japanese Locust (Locusta Migratoria) has foodfunctionality for the suppression of metabolic syndrome
Shota Okamoto

P0537

What Do Edible Wasps Eat? ; The Sophistication of Local
Knowledge Among Those Who Collect, Rear, and Eat
Wasps for a Prosperous Life.
Tatsuya Saga

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Friday 30 Aug

P0525

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

Temporal transition of pollination networks driven byflowering phenology and bees' diet decision
Yun-Chen Hsieh

Monday 26 Aug

P0510

Sunday 25 Aug

Evolution of insect hearing - what makes a neuron
responsive to sound?
Benjamin Warren

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Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

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Sunday 25 Aug

Poster presentations

156

P0538

Can aggregated flowers be detected by pollinators froma distance?: exploring changes in flower detectability
with inflorescence density
Souta Anazawa

P0539

Warming-induced short-term phenological change
boosts honey bee larval growth
Megan Ming-Yang Chang

P0540

Insect cell lines for a new sustainable food: first steps fora cultivated meat
Patrizia Falabella

P0541

Bees as joint pollinators: importance of their multifaceted
impact on floral evolution
Kazuharu Ohashi

P0542

3PI: Predicting Plant-Pollinator Interactions in a Tropical
Dry Forest
Alana Freytes-Rivera

P0543

Diversity of Edible Insects in Laos
Koji Mizota

Poster 16

11:45 - 13:30

Pest Management
P0544

Variants in Cas9 and nanos regulatory elements reduce
resistance allele formation in homing gene drive
Rachel Zhou

P0555

Can Aphis spiraecola outcompete A. pomi in European
apple orchards?
Viktor Markó

P0545

Microsatellite DNA marker analysis of population
genetic structure of the generalist predatory mite Euseius
sojaensis
Yuki Kato

P0556

Estimation of parameters for development of the ricestink bug, Niphe elongata under fluctuating temperature
condition
Fumiya Sasaki

P0546

To determine the impact of plant based material against
the jassid (Amrasca spp) (Homoptera: Cicadellidae) on
the eggplant (Solanum melongena L.).
Muhammad Ali

P0557

How much does increasing landscape heterogeneity
decrease biopesticide resistance evolution? Simulating
evolution with constraints
Blair Matarlo

P0547

Integrating plastic mulches and kaolin clay for heatstress alleviation and insect pest prevention in tomato
cultivation
Emmanuel Torres

P0558

A discrete-deme model for spatial population genetics
that mimics continuous space allows improved realism
for gene drive simulations
Chengwei Shi

P0548

Responding to invasive species in the Pacific Northwest:
merging research, extension, and outreachSilvia I Rondon

P0559

Pruning damage to Camellia japonica caused by Ceresium
holophaeum on Toshima Island, Tokyo
Tadayuki Oshino

P0549

Challenges of developing IPM for a new pest in a niche
crop: Stem-boring agromyzid in quinoa
Adrianna Szczepaniec

P0560

Spatial analysis of Frankliniella occidentalis in hot pepper
greenhouse using geostatistical techniques
SoEun Eom

P0550

The Implications of Climate Change on Coffee Leaf
Miner (Leucoptera coffeella) and Coffee Production insoutheastern Brazil
Alessandra Marieli Vacari

P0561

Anticipating the occurrence and type of criticaltransitions
Chun Wei Chang

P0551

Building an IPM program for the invasive Hibiscus Bud
Weevil (Anthonomus testaceosquamosus Linell; Coleoptera:
Curculionidae)
Alexandra M Revynthi

P0562

Prediction of soybean pod borer Leguminivora
glycinivorella (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae) damage using
land use information
Hideto Yoshimura

P0552

Update of the Rice Delphacid (Hemiptera: Delphacidae)
Mangement in Texas Rice
Lina Bernaola

P0563

Evaluation of X-ray irradiation on tsetse fly (Glossina
brevipalpis) as an alternative to gamma cell irradiation
Moeti Oriel Taioe

P0553

Early Detection in Potential Insect Vectors of Ralstonia
solanacearum: A Major Component of Integrated Pest
Management Program in Potato
Ma. Kimberly Cruz Suministrado

P0564

The species composition of aphid vectors (Hemiptera:
Aphididae) of potato virus Y and harbored virus strains
in potato fields at Hokkaido, a northern region of Japan
Masakazu Sano

P0554

Identifying cassava genotypes resistant to the Africancassava whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius)
Maruthi M. N. Gowda

P0565

Vector diversity influence the transmission efficiency ofbarley yellow dwarf virus
Daniel J Leybourne

P0566

Finding potential vector of exotic Xylella fastidiosa inAustralia
Piotr Trebicki

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Poster presentations
Genome-wide analysis of MYB family in Nicotiana
benthamiana and the functional role of the key members
in resistance to Bemisia tabaci
Fengbin Zhang

P0568

Emerging tree health issues of wattle plantations inEthiopia
Mesfin Wondafrash Gossa

P0577

P0569

Oral toxicity of systemic insecticides to the invasive
red-necked longhorn beetle Aromia bungii
Eiriki Sunamura

Monitoring of the regional insecticide resistance ofBemisia tabaci collected from the pepper house in the
Republic of Korea
Gyeongmo Gu

P0578

P0570

Studies of flight characteristics of an ambrosia beetle,
Platypus quercivorus, using improved flight mills
Haruki Konishi

Spatio-temporal changes in the African cassava whitefly,
Bemisia tabaci, and their microbiome.
Maruthi M. N. Gowda

P0579

P0571

The suitability of rice as a host of the fall armyworm,
Spodoptera frugiperda, and the mortality of its larvae
infected by 11 isolates of Metarhizium
Pei-Jung Lin

Evaluation of pesticides for African cassava whitefly
management.
Rekha Swamy

P0580

Recent evolution of tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus
factors involved in host acquisition and host loss
Svenning Moller

P0572

Suitability of eight major crops in Japan for thedevelopment of Spodoptera frugiperda
Sayumi Tanaka

P0581

P0573

Population genomics and allochronic strain divergence
as a framework for strain-specific management of thefall armyworm in North America
Gregory A. Sword

Behind the scenes of Popillia japonica’s integrated pest
management: differentially expressed genes following
different control treatments
Claudio Cucini

P0582

P0574

A novel pest suction machine promising control ofBemisia tabaci (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) in a tomato
greenhouse
Chiharu Saito

Integrating and adapting long-lasting insecticide netting
at food facilities with existing IPM programs to reduce
pest infestation and ensure food security
Sabita Ranabhat

P0583

P0575

Cassava resistance to whitefly is correlated to thecontent of cyanogenic glucoside
Ranran Pan

Possibility of Using Pure Neem Oil, and Black Pepper
Essential Oil to Coating Rice Seed for Controlling Stored
Insect Pests and Effects on Seed Quality during Storage
Pattamavadee Kunwanlee

Poster 17

11:45 - 13:30

Systematics, Phylogeny and Morphology
Systematics of emerald and tigertail dragonflies(Anisoptera: Synthemistidae, Corduliidae)
Aaron M Goodman

P0590

Diversity and systematics of Cretaceous angel insects(Zoraptera)
Robin Kundrata

P0585

Finding of two new species of the genus Gastrancistrus(Hymenoptera: Pirenidae) parasitizing gall midges(Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) associated with evergreen
trees in Japan
Kishin Inoue

P0591

Advancing Phylogenetic Studies of Tipulidae (Diptera)through the Systematics of Subgenus Pterelachisus in
China
Yuetian Gao

P0586

Presentation Withdrawn

P0592

P0587

An annotated checklist of millipedes and the first recordof the millipede genus Xystodesmus (Polydesmida:
Xystodesmidae) in the Korean Peninsula
Gyeongmin Kim

THE PHYLOGENY OF THE SUPERFAMILYBIBIONOIDEA (INSECTA: DIPTERA) INFERREDFROM MITOCHONDRIAL GENOMES AND ITSIMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OFOUTBREAKS IN FLIES
Seunghun Jung

P0588

Developmental process of helmet formation in thetreehopper Poppea capricornis (Hemiptera: Membracidae)
Kanta Sugiura

P0593

Diversity and distribution of extant angel insects(Zoraptera)
Gabriela Pačková

P0589

Out from nests and burrows, with mammals hand-inhand: the phylogeny and evolution of the Saprininae(Coleoptera: Histeridae)
Tomáš Lackner

P0594

Genetics and morphology reveal cryptic species hidden
within the first termite described (Termes fatalis Linnaeus
1758)
Nicolas Fontaine

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Friday 30 Aug

P0584

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

P0576

Monday 26 Aug

Population survey of leafhopper species in sugarcane
fields and detection of sugarcane white leaf
phytoplasma in leafhopper vector
Chananat Kaewmanee

Sunday 25 Aug

P0567

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Sunday 25 Aug

Poster presentations
P0595

Integrative taxonomy of the nocturnal Darwin wasp
genus Netelia (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae:
Tryphoninae) from Taiwan
Hsuan-Pu Chen

P0596

Applications of Whole Genome Sequencing for
Phylogenomics and Evolution in Hymenoptera: UCE
and venom evolution
Juanita Rodriguez

P0597

Citizen science and taxonomy: working with school
students to document and name new wasp species.
Erinn Fagan-Jeffries

P0598

A Newly Recorded Exotic Ant of the Genus Solenopsis
Westwood, 1840 (Hymenoptera: Formicidae:
Myrmicinae) in Taiwan
Fu-Ya Chung

P0599

A review of the lac insects (Hemiptera: Kerriidae) ofSouth America, with notes on a new genus from Brazil
and Urugay
Takumasa Kondo

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

P0600

158

P0601

P0602

P0603

P0604

P0605

P0606

P0607

P0608

P0609

P0610

The Achilles' heel of Microgastrinae (Hymenoptera,
Braconidae): lack of a robust phylogeny
Mostafa Ghafouri Moghaddam

P0611

From Fuzzy Wasps to Fuzzy Generic Boundaries: UCE
Phylogenomics of the Australasian Sphaeropthalminae(Hymenoptera: Mutillidae)
Madalene Marie Giannotta

P0612

A taxonomic review of Korean Phasia Latreille (Diptera:
Tachinidae: Phasiinae) based on morphology and DNA
barcoding analyses
Seung-Su Euo

P0613

New Distribution of Reticulitermes speratus speratus(Blattodea: Rhinotermitidae) in South Korea
Hyobin Lee

P0614

Phylogenomic relationships of the Aedini tribe inmosquitoes
Huiqing Yeo

P0615

Phylogeny and evolution of floral choices in bees of thetribe Emphorini (Hymenoptera: Apidae)
Nathalia Florez Gomez

P0616

A systematic study of the bark nesting ant: Rhopalomastix
omotoensis (Terayama,1990) in the Ryukyu Islands.
Azumi Kudaka

A review of the Japanese species of the genus Hybrizon(Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Hybrizontinae)
Satsuki Kajiwara

P0617

Fauna and protection of longhorned beetles (Coleoptera:
Cerambycoidea) in the Philippines
Arvids Barsevskis

Discussion of species-group of Carebara (Hymenoptera:
Formicidae: Myrmicinae) in Southeast Asia
Kohei Matsuura

P0618

Well-established populations of the western drywood
termite, Incisitermes minor (Blattodea: Kalotermitidae), in
Korea
JaeHyeon Lee

P0619

Phylogeny and evolution of Laelapidae focusing Varroa
mites
Jaeseok Oh

P0620

Revision of the psyllid genus Diaphorina (Hemiptera:
Psylloidea: Psyllidae) using morphological andmolecular techniques
Liliya Serbina

P0621

Male genitalic morphology sheds new light on thephylogeny of the pit-buildingantlion tribe
Myrmeleontini (Neuroptera: Myrmeleontidae)
Yu-Hsiu Lin

Study on the morphological variations of Bactrocera
dorsalis (Diptera: Tephritidae)
Deuk-Soo Choi

P0622

Species diversity and nest diversity of soil-feedingtermites, Dicuspiditermes (Termitidae) in Sarawak,
Malaysia
Yoko Takematsu

Building a phylogeny for the Adelgidae using shotgun
phylogenomics and the genome of the Hemlock Woolly
Adelgid.
Bryan Brunet

P0623

A Taxonomic Study of Dacinae Fruit Flies (Diptera:
Tephritidae) of Taiwan with Description of Male
Genitalia
Chien-Yu Huang

First discovery in Japan of a dolichopodid fly of thegenus Hypocharassus, a genus with a disjunct distribution
in East Asia and eastern North America
Kazuhiro Masunaga

P0624

Imported agricultural products of quarantine pest query
system in Taiwan–Scale insects
Shu-Pei Chen

Challenges and progress in the taxonomy of neotropicalsoldierless termites (Blattodea: Termitidae:
Apicotermitinae)
Tiago Carrijo

P0625

Systematic of the treehopper tribe Darnini (Hemiptera:
Membracidae)
Laura C Gonzalez Mozo

The establishment and application of DNA barcoding
library of green lacewings (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae)
from China
Yan Lai

Phylogeny and biogeographic history of the large
cosmopolitan parasitoid wasp tribe Aleiodini(Braconidae: Rogadinae)
Buntika Butcher
First molecular phylogeny of the subfamily Delininae(Diptera: Scathophagidae)
Sangjin Han
Decoding systematics of the genus Dasyhelea Kieffer(Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) – a study in the Gangetic
Delta of India
Shubhranil Brahma

XXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Poster presentations
Phylogenomics and divergence dating of the
Leptanillinae (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Zachary Griebenow

P0627

Presentation Withdrawn

P0628

Preliminary study of the web-based identification
system on Dipteran Insects larvae for the quarantine
inspection in Korea
Yong-Bong Lee

P0629

Discovery of Trissolcus (Hymenoptera: Scelionidae)
parasitic on eggs of Niphe elongata (Hemiptera:
Pentatomidae) in Japan
Yuka Sakai

P0632

A novel and effective ejaculating mechanism evolved in
the sperm pump of Empididae (Eremoneura, Diptera)
Tomoki Hirose

P0633

Phylogeny and classification of jewel damselflies(Odonata: Chlorocyphidae)
Seth Bybee

Taxonomic revision of the genus Aulonocarabus(Coloeoptera; Carabidae) in South Korea
Jong Kyun Park

P0634

Untangling paraphyly in Apoid wasps with an emphasison the Ammoplanina group
Rin Krichilsky

Three new species and one new record of springstoneflies (Plecoptera: Perlodidae) from Korea
Jeong Mi Hwang

P0635

Paraprotopsyllidiidae, an extinct family of minute-sizedsternorrhynchans (Hemiptera)Marina Hakim

Monday 26 Aug

P0630

P0631

Sunday 25 Aug

P0626

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug
Friday 30 Aug

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