Sunday 25 Aug

Daily schedules

Thursday 29 August
Main HallPlenary Lecture 4

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

8:15

98

8:15 - 9:15

PL4 Understanding the Population and Behavioral Ecology of an Invasive Forest Insect: Insights for Sustainable Pest
Management
Juan C. Corley

Grupo de Ecología de Poblaciones de Insectos, Instituto de Investigaciones Forestalesy Agropecuarias (INTA Bariloche-CONICET) & Departamento de
Ecología, Universidad Nacional del Comahue (Argentine)

Introducer: Mayumi Yoshimura (Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute)

RoomA
Symposium 14-12

9:45 - 11:45

Bringing it home: Advances in research on the international pest Popillia japonica
Chair: Francesco Paoli (Council for Agricultural Research and Economics (CREA)), David W Held (Auburn University),
Leonardo Marianelli (CREA -Council for Agricultural Research and Economics )9:45

14-12-01 Global invasion pathways of the Japanese
beetle Popillia japonica revealed by genomic data
Antonio Carapelli

10:45

14-12-05 Popillia japonica Italian outbreak management
by means of natural strains of Biological Control Agents
Leonardo Marianelli

10:00

14-12-02 Effectiveness of Attract-and-kill devices against
the adults of Popillia japonica (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae)
Francesco Paoli

11:00

14-12-06 Biological control of Popillia japonica
Karla M Addesso

10:15

14-12-03 Sprayable dsRNA formulations for
management of Popillia japonica Newman
David W Held

11:15

14-12-07 Building a surveillance strategy for theJapanese beetle in Europe: accounting for likelihood ofentry and establishment to achieve early detection
Leyli Borner

10:30

14-12-04 Prevention of Popillia japonica larval transport
in nursery plants
Jason Bradley Oliver

11:30

14-12-08 Use of Detection Canines for Invasive Pests:
The Japanese Beetle
Melissa Singletary

Symposium 14-13

13:30 - 18:15

Multi-disciplinary innovation for stored-product insect pest management
Chair: Deanna Scheff (United States Department of Agriculture), Alison Gerken (USDA Agricultural Research Service)
13:30

14-13-01 Stored-product entomology in Canada:
Moving forward through innovation with a foot firmly
planted in the past.
Brent G Elliott

14:15

14-13-04 Ozonation Strategies for Pest Control:
Enhancing Phytosanitary Inspection Against theInvasive Box Tree Moth
Darija Lemic

13:45

14-13-02 Searching ability and parasitism efficacy of
Habrobracon hebetor in storage rooms
Jordi Riudavets

14:30

14:00

14-13-03 Evaluation of diatomaceous earth formulation
against stored product insects in semi-field conditions
Philippos M Ioannidis

14-13-05 Novel behaviorally-based tactics to combat
phosphine resistance among stored product insects atfood facilities
William R. Morrison

14:45

14-13-06 Monitoring of Lobesia botrana (Lepidoptera:
Tortricidae) with semiochemicals and Ultra Violet Light
Emitting Diodes (UV-LED) under mating disruption
Eduardo Fuentes-Contreras

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

Daily schedules
17:00

14-13-12 Enhancing cigarette beetle trapping: novel
insights and applications of terpenoids as co-attractants
Salvatore Guarino

15:15

14-13-08 Current and future potential distribution of abiocontrol beetle, Teretrius nigrescens, and the overlap
with its prey, Prostephanus truncatus
Rachel R. Harman

17:15

15:30

14-13-13 Efficacy of extreme temperatures for thecontrol of all life stages of Oryzaephilus surinamensis (L.),
Plodia interpunctella (Hübner) and Ephestia kuehniella
Zeller
Maria K. Sakka

Coffee Break

16:15

14-13-09 Discrimination methods for Japanese speciesof the genus Morophagoides (Lepidoptera, Tineidae)
Yohei Osada

17:30

14-13-14 The effects of sub-lethal temperatures on
feeding behavior of Tineola bisselliella (Hummel): IPM
implications for conditioning spaces to reduce damage
James C Feston

16:30

14-13-10 A New SmartProbe Technology for Early
Detection of Insect Pests and Environmental Monitoringin Stored Products
Zhongli Pan

17:45

14-13-15 Efficacy and economics of refrigerated
fumigation treatments for stored grain insectsBrodie Foster

16:45

14-13-11 Advances in stored product insect pest
identification using artificial intelligence
Alison Gerken

18:00

14-13-16 Utilization of stored-product insects as feed
and food through circular economy practices
Christos Athanassiou

Symposium 14-14

9:45 - 11:45

Control Strategies of Hemipteran Pest Bugs
Chair: Ken Tabuchi (Tohoku Agricultural Research Center, NARO), Un Taek Lim (Andong National University)
9:45

14-14-01 Use of a mass trapping system and sulphur
applications to manage Halyomorpha halys in fruitorchards
Davide Scaccini

10:45

14-14-05 The search for the egg parasitoid wasps of therice stink bugs by settling frozen egg masses in the
paddy fields
Ayumu Sumita

10:00

14-14-02 Characterization and improvement of“Cimiciato” damage management: Insights from trials
on the impact of Halyomorpha halys on hazelnut quality
Flavia De Benedetta

11:00

14-14-06 Seasonal occurrence pattern of egg parasitoids
and its biological attributes, and parasitism on eggs ofRiptortus pedestris (Fab.) (Hemiptera: Alydidae)
Md. Abdul Alim

10:15

14-14-03 Parasitism of the fruit-piercing stink bug,
Glaucias subpunctatus, by the tachinid fly, Cylindromyia
petiolata
Ayaka Tsunashima

11:15

14-14-07 Microbial control of Riptortus pedestris(Hemiptera: Alydidae) using an entomopathgenic
fungus Beauveria bassiana
Un Taek Lim

10:30

14-14-04 Dynamics of the box bug Gonocerus
acuteangulatus and impact of egg parasitoids in Italianhazelnuts
Roberto Rizzo

11:30

14-14-08 Prediction of crop damage by hemipteranpests using land use data: the spatially explicit model
for mapping hazard, and its extrapolation
Ken Tabuchi

Symposium 14-15

13:30 - 18:15

Novel approaches in the management of invasive fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae)

13:30

14-15-01 The REACT’s Innovative Approach to
Bactrocera Sexing Systems for Sterile Insect Techniqueprograms
Marc F Schetelig

14:00

14-15-02 A metabolomics approach for improved
mass-rearing
Francesca Scolari

14:15

14-15-03 Transcriptomic markers for Quality Control
of sterile males in Ceratitis capitata SIT applications
Kostas Mathiopoulos

14:30

14-15-04 Precision guided Sterile Insect Technique in
Mexican fly Anastrepha ludens
Georgia Gouvi

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

Friday 30 Aug

Chair: Nikolaos Papadopoulos (University of Thessaly, Greece), Marc F Schetelig (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Winchester Str. 2, 35394
Giessen, Germany), George Tsiamis (University of Patras | UP · Department of Environmental Engineering)

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

Annex Hall1

Monday 26 Aug

14-13-07 Development of an insect-free qPCR-based
test for the detection of pest insects in stored grain
Nuria Agusti

Sunday 25 Aug

15:00

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Sunday 25 Aug

Daily schedules

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14:45

14-15-05 Presentation Withdrawn

17:00

15:00

14-15-06 Climate change effects on crop-pest
interactions: Queensland fruit fly and its hosts.
Polychronis Rempoulakis

14-15-11 Real-Time Surveillance of Invasive Fruit Flies
David Nestel

17:15

15:15

14-15-07 New insights from the invasive process of B.
dorsalis in Italy: Providing evidence to resolve the about
40-year debate on periodic introductions versus lowdensity presence
Umberto Bernardo

14-15-12 The use of IoT and AI in the Automated Pest
Monitoring System for Bactrocera cucurbitae andBactrocera dorsalis
Shao-Lin Lin

17:30

14-15-13 A novel formulation containing theentomopathogenic fungus, Beauveria bassiana, to manage
invasive fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae)
Ikkei Shikano

17:45

14-15-14 The citrus fruits mount a robust defense
against oviposition by a specialist, Bactrocera minax(Diptera: Tephritidae)
Bingbing Wei

18:00

14-15-15 Differences in rectal amino acid levels
determine bacteria-originated sex pheromone specificity
in two closely related flies
Zijie Gao

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

14-15-08 Tracing invasion pathways of the Oriental
fruit fly, Bactrocera dorsalis, using RAD-Capture
sequencing
Marie-Pierre Chapuis

16:30

14-15-09 Presentation Withdrawn

16:45

14-15-10 Competitive interactions between the invasive
oriental fruit fly, Bactrocera dorsalis and otherpolyphagous species
Hélène Delatte

Annex Hall2
Symposium 14-16

9:45 - 11:45

Management of Insect Pests with Bt Crops: A Global Perspective
Chair: Aaron Gassmann (Iowa State University), Dominic Reisig (North Carolina State University)
9:45

14-16-01 Bt Crops and Insect Pest Control in Brazil:
Current Challenges and Prospects
Celso Omoto

10:45

14-16-04 Bt-resistance among key insect pests of maizein Canada
Yasmine Farhan

10:15

14-16-02 Dispersal and reproductive potential of
Helicoverpa zea (Boddie) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in Bt
and non-Bt crops and implications for insecticide
resistance management.
Silvana V. Paula-Moraes

11:00

14-16-05 Management of insect pests in the southern
United States with Bt crops
Dominic Reisig

11:15

14-16-06 Monitoring the efficacy of Vip3A refuge
strategies against Striacosta albicosta in Bt crop systems
Alisson Santana

11:30

14-16-07 Management of Insect Pests with Bt Maize in
the Midwestern United States
Aaron Gassmann

10:30

14-16-03 Management of insect pests with Bt crops in
AfricaJohnnie Van den Berg

Symposium 7-12

13:30 - 18:15

Novel approaches to harness the worlds' natural history entomology collections
Chair: Moritz D Lürig (University of Florida), Niklas Wahlberg (Lund University), Alexander Blanke (University of Bonn)
13:30

7-12-01 Humans in the loop: Community science andmachine learning for digitizing and generating insightsfrom natural history collections.
Robert P Guralnick

13:45

7-12-02 Harnessing traditional and modern approaches
to unravel the tempo and mode of phenotypic evolution
in insects
Sridhar Halali

14:00

7-12-03 Quantifying evolution in 3- and 4-D: prospects
and challenges for large-scale image datasets
Christy Anna Hipsley

14:15

7-12-04 AI in Natural History: Leveraging Deep
Learning to Quantify Phenotypic Traits in Specimens
Yichen He

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

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7-12-11 Genomes of museum collections reveal a rapid
adaptation to pesticide exposure of the eastern honeybee
Shanlin Liu

14:45

7-12-06 ANTSCAN: how to generate phenomic 3D
data across the whole ant tree of life with highthroughput serial synchrotron micro-CT scanning
Francisco Hita Garcia

17:00

7-12-12 The Dawn of Arctiine Genomics (Lepidoptera:
Erebidae)Nicolas Joel Dowdy

15:00

7-12-07 Morphological adaptations to burrowing
lifestyles in cockroaches (Dictyoptera: Blattodea)
Frederic Legendre

17:15

7-12-13 Insect sizes have not responded universally to
climate change: shifts vary across elevations and life
histories
Caroline Williams

15:15

7-12-08 Developmental change in camouflage tactics ina hornworm, Marmba gaschkewitschii.
Ayako Hagiwara

17:30

15:30

7-12-14 Short and long-term effects of warming
temperatures on Carabidae body size and Monarch(Danaus plexippus) larvae colouration
Michelle Tseng

Coffee Break

16:15

7-12-09 Parsed and future: Monitoring and mitigating
error in large aggregated biological databases
Brandon P Hedrick

17:45

7-12-15 Little change in tropical butterfly species
richness over the past 164 years hides variation overshorter time periods
Tiffany L T Ki

16:30

7-12-10 Overhauling the collection curatorial process
to advance insect species discovery via a DNA barcodeinformed pipeline
Wei Song Hwang

18:00

7-12-16 How the visual systems of insect pollinators
shape the flower color diversity in alpine plantcommunities
Roberto Rebollo Hernandez

Room C-1
Symposium 7-13

9:45 - 11:45

Climatic niche dynamics in a changing world
Chair: Olivia Bates (University of Lausanne), Cleo Bertelsmeier (University of Lausanne)
9:45

7-13-01 Butterfly resurveys in Taiwan reveal climate
tracking and challenges in tropical biodiversity
I-Ching Chen

10:45

7-13-05 Butterflies inform our understanding of
migration strategies and climate resilience
Clare Dittemore

10:00

7-13-02 Do soil and air temperatures predict similar
niche shifts in introduced ants?
Olivia Bates

11:00

10:15

7-13-03 Integrating variation in physiology andclimatic niches to understand contemporary range shiftsof butterflies
Sarah Diamond

7-13-06 Bumblebee communities and populations track
shifts in climate change-driven extreme weather relative
to species' realized thermal niches
Jeremy T Kerr

11:15

10:30

7-13-04 Exploring the Thermoregulation Strategies ofAnts and Shedding Light on Species' Adaptation to
Future Global Warming
Chi Man Leong

7-13-07 Temperature elevation reduces the densitydependent divergence in emergence time for twocompeting parasitoid species
Midori Tuda

11:30

7-13-08 Lepidoptera-plant food webs in Central
Europe: Associations to environmental gradients andpredicted consequences under global change
Hsi-Cheng Ho

Symposium 7-14

13:30 - 18:15

Chair: Bruno A. S. de Medeiros (Field Museum of Natural History), Sangil Kim (Harvard University), M. Lourdes Chamorro (UnitedStates Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Research Service, SEL)

7-14-01 When phytophages encounter flowers: trends
in extant flower beetle diversity
Bruno A. S. de Medeiros

14:00

7-14-02 Cycad weevils as a model for multi-modal
plant-insect signaling
Shayla Salzman

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

Friday 30 Aug

The many facets of inordinate fondness: new insights into phytophagous beetle radiations

13:30

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

16:45

Monday 26 Aug

7-12-05 BioEncoder: Image Classification throughSupervised Metric Learning
Moritz Lurig

Sunday 25 Aug

14:30

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Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

Daily schedules

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14:15

7-14-03 Weevils as specilized brood-site pollinators oftropical flora : overview, common traits andevolutionnary trends
Julien M Haran

14:30

7-14-04 The role of beetles as early angiosperm
pollinators
David Peris

14:45

7-14-05 Deep Time Beetle History as Viewed from theirInteractions with Plants
Conrad Christopher Labandeira

15:00

7-14-06 Genomic architecture and evolutionary rates inbeetles and some other tiny consumers
Brian D. Farrell

15:15

7-14-07 Adaptations to life in the North: A comparative
genomic study of Monochamus longhorned beetles
reveals a genetic basis of conifer-feeding evolution
Sangil Kim

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

7-14-08 Host plant specificity and co-phylogeny ofChrysomelidae leaf beetles in tropical rainforests of theworld
Alfried P. Vogler

16:30

7-14-09 Analysis of factors promoting diversification of
Eumolpinae in the South PacificJesus Gomez-Zurita

16:45

7-14-10 Phylogenomics of Agrilus wood-boring beetles
Jonah Michael Ulmer

17:00

7-14-11 Phylogenomics illuminates the evolution of
Dryophthorinae weevils (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)
Diego de Santana Souza

17:15

7-14-12 Exploring the evolution of oviposition andlarval habits in the phylogeny of weevils: What can ittell us about beetle-plant interactions?
Adriana Elena Marvaldi

17:30

7-14-13 Parasitic plants mediate extreme andindependent host plant shifts in a weevil lineage
Benjamin Zelvelder

17:45

7-14-14 Diversification process of the genus
Asiopodabrus (Coleoptera, Cantharidae) in Japan
Ryo Nakamura

18:00

7-14-15 Evolution across the adaptive landscape in a
hyperdiverse beetle radiation
Yun Living Li

Room C-2
Symposium 7-15

9:45 - 11:45

ad hoc session
Chair: Mariana P Braga (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Lauren Des Marteaux (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
9:45

7-15-01 GenARCC: Understanding insect declines
through population genetics and museum collections
data
Lauren Des Marteaux

10:00

7-15-02 Invasion risk of Tuta absoluta(Meyrick)(Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) in Korea: predictions basedon MaxEnt Model
Jiwon Jeong

10:15

7-15-03 The effects of heat waves and constant heat ina false widow spider are time-dependent and sexdependent
Yuting Dong

10:30

7-15-04 Thermal tolerance of cereal aphids might differ
along a longitudinal gradientRuining Li

10:45

7-15-05 Do warm winters drive insect pest-associatedyield declines in rapeseed?
Ryan Edward Brock

11:00

7-15-06 Climate warming promotes pesticide resistancethrough expanding overwintering range of a pest
species
Wei Zhang

11:15

7-15-07 Balancing the budget: phylogeny and climate
shape ant metabolic traits representing energetic tradeoffs in colony economics.
Lily Lena Leahy

11:30

7-15-08 Combining species distribution modeling andphylogenetic reconstruction of host repertoires topredict the fate of butterfly species
Mariana P Braga

Symposium 7-16

13:30 - 18:15

Key Innovations in Insect Evolution
Chair: Sarah Kocher (Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Princeton University), Corrie S. Moreau (Cornell University)
13:30

7-16-01 Cell type evolution of a chemical key
innovation in rove beetles
Joseph Parker

14:00

7-16-02 Functional evolution and molecular dynamics
of light-sensitive opsin receptor adaptations
Marjorie Lienard

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

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7-16-03 Developmental Modifications to Take Flight:
An Evo-Devo Study Bridging the Gap Between Winglessand Winged Insects
Takahiro Ohde

14:30

7-16-04 Towards a molecular understanding of plant
gall induction by aphids: the role of the huge, novel
family of Bicycle effector proteinsDavid Stern

14:45

7-16-09 From dung to their young: How dung beetles
use animal waste as a breeding resource
Shantanu P Shukla

17:00

7-16-10 Chromosomal rearrangements drive theevolution of neo-XY sex chromosomes in treehoppers
Daniela Palmer Droguett

17:15

7-16-11 Evolution of ultrasonic warning signals in thebat-insect arms race
Akito Y Kawahara

17:30

7-16-12 The rise of wing pattern diversity in butterflies
Chia-Hsuan Wei

7-16-06 Comparative methods offer powerful insights
into social evolution in halictid bees
Sarah Kocher

17:45

7-16-13 Symbiosis as a driver of evolutionary
diversification in the ants
Corrie S. Moreau

15:15

7-16-07 Eco-evolutionary implications for possible
contributions of the insect-specific cuticle formation in
insect evolution and terrestrialization
Tsunaki Asano

18:00

7-16-14 Convergent molecular evolution of a key
innovation shapes toxin-mediated multitrophic
interactions around milkweeds
Simon Cornelis Groen

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

7-16-08 Odonata (dragonfly and damselfly)
evolutionary innovations
Jessica Ware

Room D
Symposium 16-12

9:45 - 15:30

Insect bioenergetics in changing environments
Chair: Philipp Lehmann (University of Greifswald), Caroline Williams (University of California, Berkeley), Hervé Colinet (CNRS &University of Rennes)

16-12-01 Low temperature deeply shapes Drosophila
suzukii traits: a bioenergetics prospect
Hervé Colinet

11:30

16-12-08 Carbohydrate intake and fat accumulation
increase diapause likelihood
Clancy Short

10:00

16-12-02 Energetic costs of stress in Antarctica's
extreme and rapidly changing environment
Nick Teets

11:45

Poster Session

13:30

16-12-03 Asymmetric day/night warming, predatory
insect demography, energy flux and biocontrol
functioning
Gang Ma

16-12-09 Winter fitness and energy allocation shift in
response to winter costs and extreme cold events in thewillow leaf beetle (Chrysomela aeneicollis)
Andre Szejner-Sigal

13:45

16-12-04 Metabolic adjustments and thermogenic
mechanisms of honeybees (Apis mellifera) duringseasonal transitions
Nicolas Pichaud

16-12-10 The thermal sensitivity of diapause
development with implications for seasonal synchrony
and energetics
Greg Ragland

14:00

16-12-05 Energy dynamic in Mountain Pine Beetle andEmerald Ash Borer during overwintering
Fouzia Haider

16-12-11 Environmental effects on phenotypes
associated with flight energetics
Charles-A. Darveau

14:15

16-12-06 Epigenetic regulation of periodic metabolic
arousal during insect dormancy
Chao Chen

16-12-12 Mitochondrial flexiblity in Drosophila :Protective responses to dietary and thermal changes
Florence Hunter-Manseau

14:30

16-12-13 Mitochondrial bioenergetics and metabolismof tropical cockroach Gromphadorhina coquereliana undercold stress
Jan Lubawy

10:15

10:30

10:45

11:00

11:15

16-12-07 The impact of temperature on macronutrient
reserves in the solitary bee Megachile rotundata
Julia H Bowsher

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Friday 30 Aug

9:45

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

15:00

Monday 26 Aug

7-16-05 The mutational origins of facial individual
recognition, a novel complex behavior associated withsocial organization and range expansion in paper wasps.
Michael J Sheehan

16:45

Sunday 25 Aug

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Daily schedules
14:45

16-12-14 Overwinter life stage is a key determinant of
diapause metabolic plasticity
Kevin T Roberts

15:00

16-12-15 Phenological adjustments and bet-hedging
strategies in Rhagoletis cerasi
Nikolaos Papadopoulos

15:15

16-12-16 Break it ‘til you make it: How insects remodel
their flight muscle in response to energetic challenges
Jacqueline Lebenzon

Symposium 16-13

16:15 - 18:15

Chair: Bertanne Visser (Université de Liège), Cécile Le Lann (University of Rennes)
16:15

16-13-01 Influence of the Hawaiian Drosophila
mycobiome on reproduction and lipid composition
Joanne Y. Yew

17:15

16-13-04 Regulation of insect fat body metabolism bymuscarinic receptors
Szymon Chowański

16:45

16-13-02 Neuroendocrinal control of lipid metabolism
in hibernating Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa
decemlineata (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)
Solmaz Ghanbari

17:30

16-13-05 A California alpine carpenter ant symbiosis asa model for insect-bacteria co-evolution.
Reo Maynard

17:00

16-13-03 Comparing fatty acid synthesis and fat
accumulation in the vinegar fly Drosophila melanogasterand the amber wasp Leptopilina heteroma
Mathilde Scheifler

17:45

16-13-06 Identification and functional analysis of ABC
transporters in cholestanol excretion in Helicoverpa
armigera
Xiangfeng Jing

18:00

16-13-07 Fat metabolism in parasitoids: Past, present,
and future research
Bertanne Visser

Room E
Symposium 16-14

9:45 - 11:45

Vision in Lepidoptera - from genes to behavioural ecology
Chair: Michiyo Kinoshita (SOKENDAI)
9:45

16-14-01 The neurogenomics of diversity in butterfly
mate preference learning
Erica L Westerman

10:45

16-14-05 Using microCT to understand eye and brain
evolution in moths
Yash Sondhi

10:00

16-14-02 Seasonal covariation in wing color, behavior,
and visual system in a temperate grassland butterfly
Grace E. Hirzel

11:00

10:15

16-14-03 Signalling geometry and the visualsignificance of limited-view iridescence in butterflies
Darrell Kemp

16-14-06 Butterfly vision is fine-tuned to the visual
ecology at multiple scales, from spectral sets ofphotoreceptors to retinal mosaics
Gregor Belusic

11:15

10:30

16-14-04 Light variation in tropical forests drives
sensory convergence in a community of mimetic
butterflies
Stephen Montgomery

16-14-07 Integration of visual information with anextended set of ommatidia in Nymphalid butterflies
Marko Ilić

11:30

16-14-08 Chromatic information in visual modalities ofthe swallowtail butterfly
Michiyo Kinoshita

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

The multi-functionality of insect fat: Its power and constraints

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Symposium 19-2

13:30 - 15:30

Chair: Bluest Lan (National Chung Hsing University)
19-2-01 Simplifying Aerial Design by Emulating
Butterfly Wing Pitch Mechanics
Bluest Lan

13:45

19-2-02 The Role of Pitch and Stroke Plane Angles in
Enhancing Flapping Flight
Ching-Chan Huang

14:00

19-2-03 Mechanosensory role of elytra in beetle flight
Hyee Ryun Lee

14:15

19-2-04 Tracking Autonomous Insect Flight in Complex
Environments
Joshua Foley

14:30

19-2-05 Flying in the wind: sensory-motor control offoraging bumblebees and bio-inspired robots landing on
rapidly moving flowers
Florian T Muijres

14:45

19-2-06 Bio-aero-structural dynamics of the Drosophila
flight motor
Arion Pons

15:00

19-2-07 The allometry of flight in hoverflies
Camille Le Roy

15:15

19-2-08 Passive Pitching Mechanisms in Damselflies:
The Role of Body Center of Mass
Yu-Hsiang Lai

16:15 - 18:15

Using insect sensing and locomotor abilities in robots to overcome real-world challenges
Chair: Noriyasu Ando(Maebashi Institute of Technology), Shunsuke Shigaki (National Institute of Informatics), Sridhar Ravi (Universityof New South Wales)

16:15

19-3-01 Long-range navigation using insect-inspired
sensing and sensory processing
Barbara Webb

17:30

19-3-05 CYBORG INSECT: living legged and winged
robot
Hirotaka Sato

16:45

19-3-02 Unraveling the biomechanics of undulatory
swimming using mosquitoe larvae as model systems
Sridhar Ravi

17:45

19-3-06 How to shoot insect behavior outdoor with ahigh-speed video camera
Kiyoaki Takashima

17:00

19-3-03 An Insect-based Bio-Hybrid Mobile Robot for
Olfactory Sensing
Neta Shvil

18:00

19-3-07 Bridging Science and the Public through Insect
Films
Fumihiko Hirai

17:15

19-3-04 Aerodynamics of locomotion and navigation in
insects
Toshiyuki Nakata

Room F
Symposium 2-39:45 - 11:45

Genomic and molecular basis of the evolution of silk production in Arthropods
Chair: Jacqueline Heckenhauer (Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt), Paul B Frandsen (Brigham Young
University)

2-3-01 Comparative structural and mechanical analysis
of H- and L-fibroins of terrestrial Lepidopteran andaquatic Trichoperan silk fibers
Russell Stewart

10:00

2-3-02 Primary structure and amino acid compositionof major silk genes in aquatic Amphismenoptera
Jacqueline Heckenhauer

10:15

2-3-03 Understanding Trichoptera silk genotype andphenotype using transcriptomics and imaging
Maria Gabriela Jijon Nemalceff

10:30

2-3-04 Allelic diversity of the silk protein H-fibroin
across Lepidoptera
Samantha Standring

10:45

2-3-05 Insights from comparative transcriptomics inthe evolution of silk.
Bert Foquet

11:00

2-3-06 Characterizing silk production in the luna moth
(Actias luna, Lepidoptera: Saturniidae)
Amanda Markee

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9:45

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

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Monday 26 Aug

13:30

Sunday 25 Aug

Insect Insights: Decoding Nature Agile Flyers

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2-3-07 New genome assembly and annotation for the
Polyphemus Moth, Antheraea polyphemus (Saturniidae)
Taylor Pierson

11:30

Symposium 2-4

2-3-08 Genomic and morphological investigation of
spider silk production exploring evolutionarily
divergent web builders
Jessica Garb

13:30 - 15:30

Raw silk production beyond textile: silkworm general rearing conditions and environmental
impact of sericulture
Chair: Alessio Saviane (Council for Agricultural Research and Economics), Silvia Cappellozza (Council for Agricultural Research and Economics)
13:30

2-4-01 Insect welfare from a consumer perspective: thecase of Bombyx mori in the silk supply chain
Alessio Saviane

13:45

2-4-02 From the history of Butterfly Houses, a simple
code of ethics that can also form the basis for rearing
Lepidoptera for silk production.
Enzo Moretto

14:00

2-4-03 Sericultural Industry beyond “silk”
Shuichiro Tomita

14:15

2-4-04 Silkworm, an invertebrate model to accelerate
early antimicrobial drug discovery and development
Yidong Yu

14:30

2-4-05 A lesson learnt from bees. Can the BeeNet
environmental biomonitoring project be replicated forthe silkworm?
Piotr Medrzycki

14:45

2-4-06 The role of design in silkworm domestication.
Filippo Da Prada

15:00

2-4-07 Elevating Eri culture in India via chawki rearing
for industrial production
Mahesh D S

15:15

2-4-08 Silk Beyond Textiles: Τhe added value ofsericulture in educating students on the value of theirtraditions, cultural heritage and the construction of aEuropean identity.
Skarlatos G. Dedos

Symposium 2-5

16:15 - 18:15

Recent advances in reproductive biology of honeybees
Chair: Kenichi Harano (Tamagawa University), Shinya Hayashi (Fukuoka University)
16:15

2-5-01 Factors influencing honeybee mating
aggregation patterns
Shinya Hayashi

17:15

2-5-05 Regulation of dopamine biosynthesis in thebrains of honey bee males
Tomohiro Watanabe

16:30

2-5-02 What do we really know about where honeybee
queens mate?
Gard W. Otis

17:30

2-5-06 Phenotypic plasticity of honey bee queens andthe consequences of colony collective decision making
David R. Tarpy

16:45

2-5-03 Unexpected complexity of sex-pheromone
communication in honey bees
Axel Brockmann

17:45

17:00

2-5-04 Dopamine as an activator of queen-specificbehavior in honey bees and bumble bees
Ken Sasaki

2-5-07 Exposure to miticides and agrochemicals during
development affects the reproductive health of honeybee (Apis mellifera) queens and drones
Juliana Rangel

18:00

2-5-08 Honey Bee Embryo Cryopreservation: Current
Status and Advances
Arun Rajamohan

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

11:15

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Room G
9:45 - 11:45

Insects at the Helm: Driving Food Security, livelihoods, and Environmental Sustainability in
Agri-Food Systems
Chair: Chrysantus Tanga (International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE))
9:45

10:30

11-6-04 Evaluating Impact of Dietary Inclusion of
Yellow Mealworm (Tenebrio molitor) on Cultured Fish.
Atsushi Ido

11:00

11-6-02 Vitamin E: An assistant for black soldier fly to
reduce cadmium accumulation and toxicity
Zhihui Shi

11-6-05 Black Soldier Fly Frass as Biofertilizer andBiostimulant for melon and lettuce
Marco Gebiola

11:15

11-6-03 Heterologous expression of phytases in an
insect host for use in agriculture feed
Carly Carter

11-6-06 Exposing Ohio Students To Insect Based Foods:
Preferences And Future Implications
James R Jasinski

11:30

11-6-07 The metabolomic fingerprint of an edible insect
species, Prionoplus reticularis (Coleoptera:
Cerambycidae), along a latitudinal gradient.
Neil Birrell

Symposium 15-5

13:30 - 18:15

Molecular determinants driving pesticide resistance and selectivity in invertebrates
Chair: Ralf Nauen (Bayer AG, Crop Science Division), Gaelle Le Goff (INRAE), Thomas Van Leeuwen (Ghent University)
13:30

13:45

15-5-01 Dominant versus recessive resistance:
contrasting risks of chemical insecticides and Bt toxins
David G Heckel
15-5-02 Low dose insecticide impacts on insects Implications for pest control
Philip Batterham

14:00

15-5-03 Understanding the evolution and function ofxenobiotic detoxification enzymes in a global crop pest
Bartlomiej Troczka

14:15

15-5-04 Genome Editing with CRISPR/Cas9 toUnderstand Molecular Mechanisms of Insecticide
Resistance
Dylan Brown

14:30

15-5-05 The development of a cost-efficient eQTL
scanning strategy to unravel the broad transcriptional
response of a generalist pest to novel hosts
Femke De Graeve
15-5-06 Molecular insights into mechanisms mediating
coumaphos tolerance in honeybees
Xingzhi Xiao

15:00

15-5-07 Resistance incidence and mechanisms in
Frankliniella occidentalis populations from Türkiye
Umut Toprak

15:15

15-5-08 Monitoring resistance of Spodoptera frugiperda
populations from Thailand
Marlen Saladini di Rovetino

Coffee Break

16:15

15-5-09 Insect cytochrome P450s in pesticide resistanceand selectivity
René Feyereisen

16:30

15-5-10 Transcriptional regulation of detoxification
gene expression in the two-spotted spider mite
Tetranychus urticae
Dries Amezian

16:45

15-5-11 Expansion of CYP9A subfamily P450s
empowers spodopteran insects with diverse genetic
options for evolving insecticide resistanceYidong Wu

17:00

15-5-12 Molecular bases of pyrethroid action, resistanceand selectivity
Ke Dong

17:15

15-5-13 New examples of resistance to bacterial
insecticidal proteins always seems to surprise us:
Western Corn Rootworm and Mpp75Aa1.1 and Vip4Da2
William Moar

17:30

15-5-14 Binding affinities to "receptors" explain Cry
protein toxicity
Haruka Endo

17:45

15-5-15 Molecular Determinants in ABC Transporters
Mediating Bt Cry1 Selectivity and ResistanceRoksaneh Sayadi Boroujeni

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Friday 30 Aug

14:45

15:30

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

10:45

Monday 26 Aug

10:15

11-6-01 Growth performance and protein content ofdesert locust, Schistocerca gregaria raised on locallyavailable plants for prospective domestication by small
scale farmers.
Linnet Gohole

Sunday 25 Aug

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Sunday 25 Aug

18:00

15-5-16 Context-dependent selection on biopesticide
resistance alleles and evolutionarily sustainable pest
control
Luc Francois Bussiere

Room H
Symposium 1-2

9:45 - 11:45

Chair: Xuenong Xu (Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Jiale Lv (Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese
Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Norihide Hinomoto (Kyoto University)
9:45

1-2-01 Geostatistical distribution models for pest andpredatory mites in strawberries
Lorena Lopez

10:15

11:00

1-2-02 Effective use of sachet systems for enhancing therelease of predatory mites to pest-infested crops
Takeshi Shimoda

1-2-05 Expression and functional characterization of
Peptidoglycan recognition protein in the predatory mite
Neoseiulus barkeri
Yaying Li

11:15

10:30

1-2-03 Predatory mites on mite pest management ingreenhouses
Endong Wang

1-2-06 Trends and future development of predatory
mite products in Japan
Minori Sekiguchi

11:30

10:45

1-2-04 Conservation biological control of onion thrips,
Thrips tabaci, using native phytoseiid mite, Gynaeseius
liturivorus, in Welsh onion fields in Japan
Hiroshi Oida

1-2-07 From Sprays to Struggles; How Predatory Mites
Respond to Fungicide Residues in Florida Strawberries
Allan Busuulwa

Symposium 1-3

13:30 - 15:30

The 3rd International Workshop of IOBC-APRS-Predatory Mites. Part 2. Fundamental
biological studies
Chair: Jiale Lv (Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xuenong Xu (Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural
Sciences), Norihide Hinomoto (Kyoto University)
13:30

1-3-01 Social isolation early in life disrupts personality
expression in group-living predatory mites
Peter Schausberger

14:30

1-3-04 Heat tolerances of commercial predatory mitespecies in China
Bo Zhang

14:00

1-3-02 Do predatory mites cannibalize conspecifics inenvironments with dispersal opportunities?
Masaaki Michiura

14:45

1-3-05 Regulation and mechanism of cold acclimationon cold tolerance in Neoseiulus bicaudus
Si Qiong Tang

14:15

1-3-03 Molecular mechanisms of mitogen activatedprotein kinase triggering heat shock protein 70
regulation on thermo-resistance of Neoseiulus barkeri
Huai Liu

15:00

1-3-06 Gut content analysis in predatory mites to assessthe ‘attract and reward’ technique in vineyards
Saioa Legarrea

15:15

1-3-07 Studies on timing of embryo development
initiation in Phytoseiidae
Jiale Lv

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

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Symposium 1-4

16:15 - 18:15

Chair: Hidenari Kishimoto (Institute for Plant Protection, NARO), Xuenong Xu (Institute of Plant Protection, Chinese Academy of Agricultural
Sciences), Norihide Hinomoto (Kyoto University)
1-4-01 Controlling spider mites by using phytoseiid
mites for improved fruit production in Japan
Masatoshi Toyama

16:30

1-4-02 Effective utilization techniques of indigenous
phytoseiid mites in a new spider mite control system offruit trees in Japan
Hidenari Kishimoto

16:45

1-4-03 Development of Banker-sheetTM technology andits use in fruit orchards
Kotaro Mori

17:00

1-4-04 A new control of spider mites based on IPM in
Japanese pear ~IPM after all~Ken Shimizu

1-4-05 Evaluation of Augmentative Biological Control
with Predatory Mite Using a Sheltered Slow-release
Sachet and Acaricide Spraying on Greenhouse-grown
Satsuma Mandarins
Kiyoshiro Goto

17:30

1-4-06 The population dynamics of phytoseiid mites on
citrus orchards in Guangdong and the causes analysis
Zi-Wei Song

17:45

1-4-07 Biological Control of Red Spider Mites
Oligonychus biharen Using predatory mites Neoseiulus
barkeri on Jujube Plants Zizyphus mauritiana
Xiao-Duan Fang

18:00

1-4-08 Chinese biological control in transition: fromgovernment funded projects to commerce
Gongyu Lin

Room B-1
Symposium 18-7

9:45 - 11:45

Innovative technological solutions to accelerate the systematics of mega-diverse insect
ordersChair: Jurate De Prins (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Andreas Zwick (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organisation)

9:45

18-7-01 Using high-throughput species discovery withrobots and Nanopore sequencing to overcome taxon
biases in biodiversity science
Rudolf Meier

10:00

18-7-02 Accelerating Biodiversity Discovery:
Automated Insect Processing with DiversityScanner anda Mini Gripper Technology
Lorenz Wuehrl

10:15

18-7-03 Large-scale digitization of insect morphology:
recent advances in synchrotron X-ray imaging and data
analysis
Thomas Van De Kamp

10:30

10:45

18-7-05 What was old is new again: recent advancesand perspectives for museomics in Coleoptera
Romain Nattier

11:00

18-7-06 Imaging internal structures of rare dried andpinned insect specimens using virtual dissection andmicro-CT scanning
Mikael Englund

11:15

18-7-07 The holistic specimen: from morphology togenomes
Emma Kärrnäs

11:30

18-7-08 Widening the taxonomic bottleneck withhigh-throughput collection genomics
Andreas Zwick

18-7-04 Interlinked online databases – a key
prerogative for evidence-based decision-making and for
AI applications
Jurate De Prins

13:30 - 15:30

ad hoc session
Chair: Lazzat Aibekova (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology), Makiko Fukui (Ehime University)
13:30

18-8-01 Development of the cephalic endoskeleton in
Baculentulus morikawai (Hexapoda: Protura,
Acerentomidae)
Makiko Fukui

13:45

18-8-02 Hypermetamorphosis in Leaf-miner:
Comparative Morphology of the Larvae of Cameraria
and Chrysaster (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae)
Masayasu Sawada

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Symposium 18-8

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

17:15

Monday 26 Aug

16:15

Sunday 25 Aug

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Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

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14:00

18-8-03 The recurrent evolution of biting mouthpartsin non-biting midges
Andre P. Amaral

14:45

18-8-06 Beyond the blast: the phylogeny of brachinine
bombardier beetles
Raine Ikagawa

14:15

18-8-04 Developmental Divergence of Trap-Jaw and
Non-Trap-Jaw Strumigenys Ants During Metamorphosis
Leonardo Tozetto

15:00

18-8-07 Mimetic relationship between colorful Doliops
longhorn beetles and Pachyrhynchus weevils
Shan-Min Chen

14:30

18-8-05 Unraveling the ecological drivers of thevariability of mesosoma muscles in ants
Lazzat Aibekova

15:15

18-8-08 Phylogenomics of Phengodidae (Elateroidea):classification of a bioluminescent and paedomorphic
beetle lineage, with recognition of Cenophenginae
Vinicius S. Ferreira

Symposium 18-9

16:15 - 18:15

27th annual SOLA Scarab workers symposium
Chair: Nicole Gunter (The Cleveland Museum of Natural History), Sergei Tarasov (Finnish Museum of Natural History (LUOMUS))
16:15

18-9-01 The enigmatic Madagascan endemic Belohina
inexpectata, finally rediscovered: biology, morphology
and phylogenetic position (Coleoptera, Scarabaeoidea,
Belohinidae)
Alberto Ballerio

17:15

18-9-05 Systematics and evolution of Malagasy dung
beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae)
Sergei Tarasov

17:30

18-9-02 Altitudinal dispersal drives genetic admixtureof montane and hilly populations of the Neolucanus
swinhoei complex (Coleoptera: Lucanidae) on thesubtropical Taiwan Island
Cheng-Lung Tsai

18-9-06 Unrolling the evolution of Australasianendemic dung beetles
Natalie Saxton

17:45

16:45

18-9-03 Climate-driven morphological variation andphylogeography of dung beetles from the Gobi Desert
and Mongolian Steppe
Changseob Lim

18-9-07 Macroevolution of the New World scarabbeetle tribe Phanaeini (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae:
Scarabaeinae)
Conrad P.D.T. Gillett

18:00

17:00

18-9-04 Learning the language of flowers: Phylogeny
and evolution of anthophilous Cyclocephalini beetles(Melolonthidae)
Diane Dabir-Moghaddam

18-9-08 Towards an understanding of relationships
and origins of the native Australian Onthophagus(Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae)
Nicole Gunter

16:30

Room B-2
Symposium 3-7

9:45 - 11:45

Indirect interactions in biological control programs.
Chair: Paul Ode (Colorado State University), Micky Eubanks (Colorado State University), William E. Snyder (Washington State University)
9:45

3-7-01 Understanding how to turn your enemies into
your friends
Sarina Macfadyen

10:45

3-7-05 Indirect defenses in sorghum: Can plants attract
killers and suppress insect pests?
Emily Russavage

10:00

3-7-02 Intraguild predation or spatial separation? The
efficacy of using two natural enemy species for the
biological control of pear sucker (Cacopsylla pyri).
Laura Amy Reeves

11:00

3-7-06 The role of extrafloral nectar in associational
resistance within the Milpa: Insights from traditional
Mesoamerican agriculture
Betty Benrey

10:15

3-7-03 Can biological control be a strategy to control
vector-borne plant viruses?
Joan Van Baaren

11:15

3-7-07 Indirect effects of host plant chemistry on
caterpillar immunity against their endoparasitoids.
Paul Ode

10:30

3-7-04 Real and perceived parasitism risk delays thedevelopment of Drosophila suzukii
Juli Carrillo

11:30

3-7-08 Apparent facilitation disrupts biological control
by avian insectivores during an insect biomass pulse.
John Thomas Lill

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Symposium 3-8

13:30 - 18:15

Chair: Lucia Zappala (University of Catania), Marco Valerio Rossi Stacconi (Fondazione Edmund Mach), Antonio Biondi (University of
Catania)

13:30

3-8-01 What influences the success of classicalbiological control of insect pests?
Lukas Seehausen

14:00

3-8-03 Classical biological control of Drosophila suzukii in
Italy
Marco Valerio Rossi Stacconi

14:15

3-8-04 The search for biological control agents for the
management of the invasive strawberry blossom weevil,
Anthonomus rubiMichelle T Franklin

14:30

3-8-05 Performances of four egg parasitoids from
China on brown marmorated stink bug Halyomorphahalys with different host age regimes
Cheng-Jie Shang

14:45

3-8-06 Biological control of stink bugs: the need for
integration with other sustainable methods
Eric Conti

15:00

3-8-07 Synopsis of indigenous and exotic egg
parasitoids associated to Halyomorpha halys in Europe
Francesco Tortorici

15:15

3-8-08 Interacting networks to understand parasitoid
control of invasive pests
Blas Lavandero

16:15

3-8-09 Pre-emptive biological control: an innovative
approach to enhance preparedness against high-risk
pests
Gonzalo Avila

16:30

3-8-10 Advances in Classical Biological Control of Key
invasive Tephritidae in African: Opportunities andchallenges
Samira Abuelgasim Mohamed

16:45

3-8-11 Current status of biological control of Tutaabsoluta
Lucia Zappala

17:00

3-8-12 Resident predators against invaders: biocontrol
for the tomato potato psyllid in Australia
Shovon Chandra Sarkar

17:15

3-8-13 Behavioral approach to improved biologicalcontrol of spotted lanternfly
Xingeng Wang

17:30

3-8-14 Chemical identification of active CHC
components and putative neural mechanism for
repellent effect of a native ant’s body odor on invasive
species
Mamiko Ozaki

17:45

3-8-15 Feasibility of successful biological control of
paper wasps, Polistes spp. in an invaded range, New
ZealandBob Brown

18:00

3-8-16 Biological control of invasive Euwallacea species
in California: pipe dream or attainable goal?
Paul F Rugman-Jones

Room I
Symposium 3-9

9:45 - 11:45

ad hoc session
Chair: Safieh Soleimannejad (University of Melbourne), Eko Andrianto (Kyoto University)
3-9-01 Induced Thermotolerance & AssociatedExpression of two HSPs and Ecdysone Receptor (EcR)
Genes in Trans-generational Adaptation of Orius
strigicollis
Eko Andrianto

10:00

3-9-02 Analysis of Olfactory Behavioral Responses of
Orius strigicollis (Poppius) for Development of OdorBased Pest Management Systems
Hirono Ohashi

10:15

3-9-03 Toxic masculinity – Heterologous venom
expression in pest insect seminal fluid reduces matedfemale lifespan
Samuel Beach

10:30

3-9-04 Oral Administration of Quorum Sensing Control
Chemicals Influences Wolbachia Density andReproductive Manipulation in Dipteran and
Lepidopteran Hosts
Ardhiani Kurnia Hidayanti

10:45

3-9-05 The Utilization of Rifampicin in the Control of
Herbivorous Ants: Dolichoderus thoracicus
Yu-En Hsieh

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

Friday 30 Aug

9:45

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

3-8-02 Classical biological control of Drosophila suzukii
in the US
Kent M Daane

Coffee BreakMonday 26 Aug

13:45

15:30

Sunday 25 Aug

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Sunday 25 Aug

11:00

3-9-06 Assessment of pathogenicity and sublethal
effects of entomopathogenic fungi on Aedes aegypti andAnopheles stephensi mosquitoes via oral infection
Sikandar Hussain

11:15

3-9-07 Screening of vip2 and vip3 gene in Thai Bacillus
thuringiensis strains and their insecticidal activity
towards Phenococcus manihoti MAT-FERR and Spodoptera
frugiperda
Prakai Rajchanuwong

11:30

3-9-08 Transinfection with bacteria, enhancing classicalbiological control of grain crop aphids?
Safieh Soleimannejad

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

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13:30 - 18:15

Epidemiology of Japanese Encephalitis in a changing climate
Chair: Lee Cohnstaedt (USDA-ARS-NBAF), Chad Mire (United States Department of Agriculture), Natalia Cernicchiaro (Kansas State
University)

13:30

13-7-01 Reassessing the risk of Japanese encephalitis
introduction to and transmission in the United States.
Natalia Cernicchiaro

16:30

13-7-09 Infrared spectroscopy as a tool for monitoring
biological age in mosquitoes.
Mauro Pazmino

13:45

13-7-02 Competency of North American culex
mosquito to Japanese encephalitis virus, genotype II
Dana Mitzel

16:45

13-7-10 Life stage-dependent responses of medically
relevant mosquitoes to heat waves
Isabelle Kramer

14:00

13-7-03 Japanese encephalitis virus dynamics in Asia:
genotypes, vectors, and putative amplifying hosts
Astri Nur Faizah

17:00

14:15

13-7-04 New mosquito vector surveillance andmanagement tools for mosuqito-borne disease outbreaks
Lee Cohnstaedt

13-7-11 An Integrated Vector Management Program
for the Prevention and Control of Aedes aegypti in Puerto
Rico
Julieanne Miranda

17:15

14:45

13-7-05 Species comparison of host-seeking behaviors
and suppression in Culicidae mosquitos using
behavioral tracking and machine-learning classification
Takuya Uehara

13-7-12 Insecticide Resistance Testing Before a Public
Health Emergency, I Rarely Spray so I Don't Need toTest, Right?
Janet McAllister

17:30

13-7-13 LAMP detection of virus-derived DNA from
vector mosquitoes for xenomonitoring
Hiroka Aonuma

17:45

13-7-14 The Gulf South Vector Education Centers forTraining, Outreach, and Resources: A regional
partnership to strengthen the prevention andmanagement of vector-borne diseases.
Claudia Riegel

18:00

13-7-15 The Influence of ABO Human Blood Group on
the Feeding Rate Preferences of Aedes and Anopheles
Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae)
Watthanasak Lertlumnaphakul

15:00

13-7-06 Using mosquito sounds and machine learning
to identify invasive mosquito species of medical
importanceJulie Augustin

15:15

13-7-07 Land use alters mosquito communities along
altitudinal gradients in Taiwan
Jhen Liu

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

13-7-08 Effect of mating and blood meals on the
demographic characteristics of Culex pipiens f. pipiensand of Culex pipiens f. molestus
Georgios Mastronikolos

Room J
Symposium 13-8

9:45 - 11:45

Entomological approaches to tackle vector-borne zoonotic diseases
Chair: Chizu Sanjoba (The University of Tokyo), Yasuyuki Goto (The University of Tokyo)
9:45

13-8-01 Diseases transmitted by sand flies
Seray Toz

10:00

13-8-02 Habitat preferences of sand flies
Yusuf Ozbel

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13-8-03 Determination of sand fly fauna in the foci of
canine leishmaniasis in Zambia
Tatsuki Sugi

10:30

13-8-04 Behavior of Leishmania-infected sand flies
reveals hidden biology critical to interruption ofleishmaniasis transmission.
Shaden Kamhawi

10:45

13-8-05 Vector Control for Tackling Vector-Borne
Zoonotic Diseases in Zambia
Enala Tembo Mwase

11:00

13-8-06 Trypanosome infection rates, host preference,and genetic structure of tsetse flies in the African
trypanosomiasis endemic foci in Zambia and Malawi
Kyoko Hayashida

11:15

13-8-07 Evidence-based tsetse control to reduce
sleeping sickness transmission at the human-wildlife
interface
Karina Mondragon-Shem

11:30

13-8-08 Mapping the world of Culex mosquito feeding:Insights from a meta-analysis
Jet Sofie Griep

13:30 - 18:15

Diversity Beyond Insects: Global Gathering of Entomologists with Shared Knowledge acrossDisciplines
Chair: Nannan Liu (Auburn Univeristy), Le Kang (Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
20-8-01 A neural circuit tuning the olfactory conflictedcues in locust aggregation
Le Kang

14:00

20-8-02 Coordination of immune responses byextracellular serine protease systems in multiple insects
Haobo Jiang

14:15

20-8-03 CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing uncovers themode of action of methoprene in the yellow fever
mosquito, Aedes aegypti
Guan-Heng Zhu

14:30

14:45

15:00

20-8-04 Architectures and potential roles of glutathionetransferases on chemical adaptation of insect pollinators
Fang Zhu
20-8-05 Both JA- and ABA-mediated signaling
pathways regulate the ovicidal defense of rice against aphloem-feeding herbivore
Qing Gao
20-8-06 Revolutionary botanical repellent discoveries
and their applications in agricultural, medical and urban
pest management
Junwei Jerry Zhu

15:15

20-8-07 Fine tuning of behavioral plasticity by longnoncoding RNAs in locusts
Bing Chen

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

20-8-08 Harnessing “Little Mighty” cockroachesː pest
management and beneficial utilization
Sheng Li

16:30

20-8-09 G-protein-coupled Receptor MediatedSignaling Pathways in in Cytochrome P450-mediatedinsecticide resistance
Nannan Liu

16:45

20-8-10 Mechanisms of resistance to Bacillus
thuringiensis Cry proteins in a generalist insect
Trichoplusia ni
Ping Wang

17:00

20-8-11 CRISPR and transgenic-based precision-guided
sterile insect technique for Aedes aegypti population
suppression
Ming Li

17:15

20-8-12 Identification of novel transcriptional
regulators to facilitate insect survival under hypoxia
Keyan Zhu-Salzman

17:30

20-8-13 Engineering a complex, multiple enzymesmediated synthesis of natural plant pigments in thesilkworm, Bombyx mori
Kai Chen

17:45

20-8-14 Molecular mechanisms of the systemic invasionof rice stripe virus in insect vectors
Feng Cui

18:00

20-8-15 Expression Pattern of Olfactory Receptors in
the Larval Mosquito
Feng Liu

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

13:30

Monday 26 Aug

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Sunday 25 Aug

10:15

Friday 30 Aug

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Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

Room K
Symposium 8-5

9:45 - 11:45

The genetic resources of domesticated silkmoth and wild silkmoth in the post-genomics era
Chair: Jung LEE (Gakushuin University), Tsuguru Fujii (Kyushu University )9:45

8-5-01 Determining W chromosome sequences ofbombycid moths.
Jung Lee

10:00

8-5-02 Complete understanding thetetrahydrobiopterin synthesis network in thedomesticated silkworm B. mori
Yan Meng

10:15

8-5-03 Silkworm and environment: sensitivity tojuvenile hormone analogues
Silvia Cappellozza

10:30

8-5-04 Collection, Breeding, and Preservation of
Silkworm Bioresources at Kyushu University.
Tsuguru Fujii

10:45

8-5-05 Unveiling the Immune Gene Repertoire of Muga
Silkworm (Antheraea assamensis Helfer) throughGenome-wide Analysis
Himanshu Dubey

11:00

8-5-06 Wild silkworm genetic resources in Japan
Zenta Kajiura

11:15

8-5-07 Intersexes as a consequence of ploidy changes inthe eri silkmoth, Samia cynthia ricini
Atsuo Yoshido

11:30

8-5-08 Molecular characterization, mode oftransmission and tissue tropism of viruses infecting wildsilkworms of India
Kangayam Muthusamy Ponnuvel

Symposium 8-6

13:30 - 15:30

ad hoc session
Chair: Rong Hu (Huazhong Agricultural University), Tatiana Teixeira Torres (University of São Paulo)
13:30

8-6-01 Accumulative chromosome-scale genome
information revealed Antheraea yamamai possesses a
prototypic karyotype of Ditrysia
Shunsuke Sakurai

13:45

8-6-02 Multi-omics Perspectives of Four Leptopilina
Parasitoid Wasps Unravel Genomic Evolution andOffspring Fitness Adaptation
Zhi Dong

14:00

8-6-03 Exploring Genetic Convergence: Insights into
Trophic Specialization in the Calliphoridae Family
Tatiana Teixeira Torres

14:15

8-6-04 Mitochondrial DNA markers and theirlimitations in entomological research
Stanislav Ožana

14:30

8-6-05 Recent Proliferation of Three Key Transposons
Drives Genome Expansion in the Brown Planthopper
Bingbing He

14:45

8-6-06 Evolution of novel insertion site specificretrotransposable elements in anophelines withpotential as a gene drive component
Colin A Malcolm

15:00

8-6-07 Horizontally transferred carotenoid biosynthetic
genes widely present in aphids
Rong Hu

15:15

8-6-08 The Evolution of Horizontal Gene Transer in
Termites
Cong Liu

Symposium 8-7

16:15 - 18:15

International sequencing initiatives: Building genomic resources and bridging researchdisciplines

Friday 30 Aug

Chair: Brad Steven Coates (USDA-ARS), Li Fei (Zhejiang University)

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16:15

8-7-01 USDA ARS’s Ag100Pest Initiative andBeenome100: From Pests to Pollinators and Beyond
Anna K Childers

16:30

8-7-02 The Global Ant Genomics Alliance (GAGA):
towards a phylogenomic understanding of ant social
evolution
Guojie Zhang

16:45

8-7-03 The Darwin Tree of Life Project: The
practicalities and applications of sequencing a complete
regional fauna.
Liam Crowley

17:00

8-7-04 Cementing the link between genomics andmuseum collections: the Darwin Tree of Life Project
Inez Januszczak

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8-7-05 Gevol: Genomic Basis of Evolutionary
Innovations
Erich Bornberg-Bauer

17:45

8-7-07 Evolution and Adaptation of Multiple Weevil
Pests Using Pangenomics
Zachary Cohen

17:30

8-7-06 Genomic applications for uncovering the earlystages of viral mutualism in parasitoid wasps
Kelsey A. Coffman

18:00

8-7-08 Population structure of the Kamehameha
butterfly, a threatened Hawaiian endemic, may show
early signs of early allopatric divergence
Haley Arnold

Room 554
9:45 - 11:45

Chemical ecology and beyond by early-career scientists
Chair: Hajime Ono (Kyoto University), Hisashi Omura (Hiroshima University), Koji Noge (Akita Prefectural University)
4-5-01 The links between plant volatiles and host plant
specialization of herbivores
Po-An Lin

10:00

4-5-02 Smell vs Taste: What drives bee pollinator
preference between two species of nectar dwelling
yeast?
Megan Elizabeth Moore

10:15

4-5-03 Ant-like floral scent attracts kleptoparasitic fly
pollinators in Vincetoxicum magnificum
Ko Mochizuki

10:30

4-5-04 Molecular and evolutionary bases of Pieris
butterflies for overcoming diverse chemical defenses intheir Brassicaceae host plants
Yu Okamura

10:45

4-5-05 Functional plasticity of salivary proteins in
Heteroptera and their role in dietary shifts andexpansions
Maike Laura Fischer

11:00

4-5-06 Alternative splicing of TRPA1 channel underlies
the gustatory evolution in a mustard-feeding
drosophilid fly
Hiromu Suzuki

11:15

4-5-07 Sensory basis for detection of contact chemicalcues associated with host and mate recognition inGalerucella grisescens (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)
Yuki Chiba

11:30

4-5-08 De Novo Synthesized Pyrazines in Tiger Moths:
Ecology, Evolution and Prevalence
Zowi Oudendijk

Symposium 20-9

13:30 - 18:15

Diverse approaches to meeting pest management needs
Chair: Lauren Diepenbrock (University of Florida), Anh Kim Tran (ISK Biosciences)
20-9-01 Rebuilding IPM in Florida citrus with agrower-centric approach
Lauren Diepenbrock

13:45

20-9-02 Adopting inundative biological control using
mass-reared predatory insects and mites against
arthropod pests in Florida: Experiences from the field
Steven Arthurs

14:00

20-9-03 From classical to conservation biologicalcontrol: management of invasive pests in Mediterraneanorchards.
Alejandro Tena

14:15

20-9-04 Rising to the challenge and meeting the pest
management needs of new invaders in remote Western
Australia.
Helen Spafford

14:30

20-9-05 Multi-trophic interactions for more sustainableinsect pest control in winter oilseed rapeChloë Raderschall

14:45

20-9-06 Agroecological strategy of biodiversity levelsof landscape in Satoyama of Japan, associated with SSD
of insects populations in rice fields
Kazuamsa Hitaka

15:00

20-9-07 Interagency Collaboration for the Distributionof Biological Control Agents
Emily C Kraus

15:15

20-9-08 KABURI Canvas: Can action game reproduce
the dynamics of biocontrol agents?
Masaaki Sudo

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

20-9-09 Exploring the ecology of invasive species intheir native range: insights with focus on the bark beetle
Polygraphus proximus
Etsuro Takagi

16:30

20-9-10 Exploring the early stages of IPM plandevelopment and implementation for the invasive
European Green Crab in Washington State
Laura Kraft

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13:30

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9:45

Monday 26 Aug

Symposium 4-5Sunday 25 Aug

17:15

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Sunday 25 Aug

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16:45

20-9-11 Developing semiochemical tools for pests in
the United States by exploiting structures from overseas
taxa
Jacqueline Serrano

17:30

20-9-14 The applications of Machine learning instreamlining the process of sticky card in agricultural
setting
Jamal Hunter

17:00

20-9-12 Current achievements on the sustainable
control of the South Tomato Pinworm in Europe
Antonio Biondi

17:45

20-9-15 Daisy-chain gene drives: performancemodeling and demonstration in Drosophila melanogaster
Jialiang Guo

17:15

20-9-13 Ultrasonic katydid calls (Conocephalus spp.)
suppress fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda)
orientation flights and oviposition
Jodi Sedlock

18:00

20-9-16 Doctor of Plant Medicine: An Interdisciplinary
Program Focusing on Pest Management and Plant
Health
Md Tafsir Nur Nabi Rashed

Room 555
Symposium 6-39:45 - 11:45

Chromatin and its dynamics in insect development and reproduction
Chair: Subba Reddy Palli (University of Kentucky), Alexander Raikhel (University of California Riverside)
9:45

6-3-01 Epigenetic Regulation of Development andReproduction
Subba Reddy Palli

10:00

6-3-02 Gene transcription regulation by DNA advanced
structures
Qili Feng

10:15

6-3-03 Chromatin remodeling and regulatory elementsof hormone signaling network in the fat body during
Drosophila metamorphosis.
Dongwei Yuan

10:30

6-3-04 Sublethal exposure to insecticides andinheritance of epigenetic modifications in the Colorado
potato beetle
Yolanda H Chen

10:45

6-3-05 Regulation of Maternal mRNAs Involved in
Chromatin Formation and Configuration in the Fall
Armyworm
Pengcheng Liu

11:00

6-3-06 Unpacking DNMT1's role in reproductive
phenotypic plasticity
Emily A. Shelby

11:15

6-3-07 No father, no daughters: maternal epigenetic
imprinting determines sex in parasitoid wasps
Filippo Guerra

11:30

6-3-08 The mitotic spindle drives diploidization of
haploid chromosome complements in Drosophila
fertilized and parthenogenetic embryos
Kazuyuki Hirai

Symposium 20-10

13:30 - 18:15

Perspectives on Forensic Entomology Research, Casework, and Protocols: Working Toward
International Standards
Chair: Lauren M Weidner (Arizona State University), Denise Gemmellaro (Kean University), Krystal R. Hans (Purdue University)
13:30

20-10-01 Medicocriminal Entomology in Italy and the
Italian Group for Forensic Entomology (GIEF): past,present and future.
Carlo Pietro Campobasso

14:00

20-10-02 Insect Evidence: an Overview of Forensic
Entomology Casework in the Midwestern United States
Krystal R. Hans

14:15

20-10-03 Decomposition in the Desert: Considerations
for Forensic Entomologists
Lauren M Weidner

14:30

20-10-04 Applications of Medico-Legal Entomology inSouth Korea: Three Case Studies
Min-Gyu Kang

14:45

20-10-05 Experimental field validation of post-mortem
interval estimates based on insect development
Szymon Matuszewski

15:00

20-10-06 Decomposition in Water: Designing New
Protocols to Maximize the Recovery of Entomologicaland Non-Entomological Evidence
Denise Gemmellaro

15:15

20-10-07 Seasonal and habitat impacts on biodiversityof forensically important blowflies (Diptera:
Calliphoridae) in Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
Hyeon-Seok Oh

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17:15

16:15

20-10-08 Insect Fauna of South Korean Carcasses: A
Comprehensive Medicolegal Entomology Study (20152022)
In-Seong Baek

20-10-12 Morphological identification of larvae of
necrophagous blowflies (Diptera, Calliphoridae) –where we are and where we are going?
Krzysztof Szpila

17:30

20-10-09 The effect of air humidity on the development
and thermogenesis in Necrodes littoralis beetles - forensic
implications
Anna Madra-Bielewicz

20-10-13 Understanding the distribution of target
microbial pathogens in adult blow fly (Calliphoridae)
gut tissue at three sites in New Jersey, USA
Michael A. Monzon

17:45

20-10-14 Gotta Decompose 'Em All: Black Soldier Flies
in Human Remains Decomposition
Rudy Caparros Megido

18:00

20-10-15 Population assessment, and silphid beetle
community association with the American burying
beetle (Nicrophorus americanus): Implications for futureconservation efforts
William Wyatt Hoback

16:30

16:45

17:00

20-10-10 Competition, cooperation and parental effects
in larval aggregations formed by communally breeding
carrion beetles Necrodes littoralis L. (Staphylinidae:
Silphinae)
Natalia Lis
20-10-11 Blow fly Oviposition Behavior on Aged
Substrates
Vanessa Cooper

Symposium 17-4

9:45 - 11:45

Recent advances in the study of complex behaviors in honey bees
Chair: Axel Brockmann (National Centre for Biological Sciences - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research), Takeo Kubo (The University ofTokyo)

9:45

17-4-01 The unsuspected role of honey bee pheromones
as cognitive agents
Martin Giurfa

10:15

17-4-02 Neurogenetic tools to record neural activity inthe honey bee
Julie Carcaud

10:30

17-4-03 Integrating automated tracking and molecular
neurobiology to elucidate social behavior in Apidae
Ian Michael Traniello

10:45

11:00

17-4-05 Analyses of mKast functions in the mushroom
bodies and optic lobes of the honey bee using knockedout mutants produced by CRISPR/Cas9
Hiroki Kohno

11:15

17-4-06 Colony reproduction needs motivate pollen
foraging through the E-β-ocimene-leucokinin axis in the
Asian honeybee
Shiqi Luo

11:30

17-4-07 Neuroethology of honey bee dance
Hiroyuki Ai

17-4-04 Molecular studies on time-trained honey bees
reveal functional connections between the circadianclock and mushroom bodies
Tiyasa Roy

Symposium 17-5

13:30 - 18:15

Genetics & Genomics in Ecology and Evolution of Social Insects
Chair: Elaine Françoso (Royal Holloway University of London), Natalia de Souza Araujo (Université Libre de Bruxelles),Cintia Akemi Oi (UCL)
17-5-01 Genomic basis of life-history innovations inbees and wasps
Seirian Sumner

14:00

17-5-02 Sociogenetic structures of two parthenogenetic
ants with contrasting modes of nest founding
Naoto Idogawa

14:15

17-5-03 The social brain of termites: investigating gene
co-expression network in the Blattodea
Cedric Aumont

14:30

17-5-04 Evolutionary genomics of sociality in beetles
Julius Rombach

14:45

17-5-05 Deciphering the puzzle of Tetragonula species
from Australia: a tale of numts, rapid evolution, whole
mitogenome duplication & rearrangements
Elaine Françoso

15:00

17-5-06 A supergene underlying sexual antagonism
promotes genetic diversity in an invasive ant
Edward Vargo

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13:30

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

Room 509

Monday 26 Aug

Coffee Break

Sunday 25 Aug

15:30

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Sunday 25 Aug

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15:15

17-5-07 A supergene underlies social polymorphism inthe desert ant Cataglyphis niger
Eyal Privman

17:00

17-5-11 How inquilinism shapes reproductive systems
within an inquiline-host relationship in termites
Johanne Timmermans

15:30

Coffee Break

17:15

16:15

17-5-08 Using eDNA to advance knowldge on beeplant interactions.
Amro Zayed

17-5-12 Adaptation through Thermal Tolerance in the
Urban Invader Tapinoma sessile
Kuan-Ling Kelly Liu

17:30

17-5-09 Uncovering Floral Composition of Paper Wasp
Nests (Hymenoptera: Vespidae: Polistes) through DNA
Metabarcoding
Saeed Mohamadzade Namin

17-5-13 Individual level long-read genome assemblies
reveal co-evolution of DNA methylation andtransposable elements in termite genomes
Bitao Qiu

17:45

17-5-10 Genomic mechanisms of caste determination instingless bees
Natalia de Souza Araujo

17-5-14 The genomic basis for high-altitude adaptation
in a bumblebee
Chunyan Jiang

18:00

17-5-15 Global historical biogeography anddiversification dynamics of ponerine ants unravel
current evolutionary hotspots of biodiversityMaël Doré

16:30

16:45

Room 510
Symposium 10-6

9:45 - 11:45

How do insects evolve to manage symbioses with microbes?
Chair: Allison Hansen (University of California, Riverside), Gordon M Bennett (University of California Merced), Minoru Moriyama(AIST)

9:45

10-6-01 Horizontal gene transfer facilitates thepersistence of whitefly-microbe symbiosis
Jun-Bo Luan

10:45

10-6-05 Gut mutualistic bacterial symbiont confers
stinkbug’s cryptic green coloration
Minoru Moriyama

10:00

10-6-02 Navigating development and metabolism as an
intracellular reproductive symbiont
Amelia Lindsey

11:00

10-6-06 A cell atlas of the honey bee hindgut
Ana Claudia Campos

10:15

10-6-03 Evolution of host support in beneficial
leafhopper-bacterial symbioses
Gordon M Bennett

11:15

10-6-07 Origin and evolution of a beetle-fungal
defensive symbiosis
Aileen Berasategui

10:30

10-6-04 Conservation and divergence of insect hostgene expression patterns in symbiotic organs ofHemipterans
Allison Hansen

11:30

10-6-08 Host offense and microbial defense
mechanisms to establish the Riptortus and Caballeronia
symbiosis
Tsubasa Ohbayashi

Symposium 10-7

13:30 - 18:15

Harnessing insect vector-plant-pathogen interactions to innovate pest management
Chair: Kiran Ramesh Gadhave (Texas A&M University), Rajagopalbabu Srinivasan (University of Georgia)
13:30

10-7-01 Sweet surprise: Unraveling beet leafhopperand beet curly top virus interaction to identify novel
strategies for pest control in sugar beets
Punya Nachappa

14:00

10-7-03 Plant expression of viral silencing suppressor
proteins shows that antiviral immunity in plants andaphids is functionally coupled
Stephanie Eliza Preising

13:45

10-7-02 Comparing the localization patterns of theproteins of divergent orthotospoviruses in Alabama tounderstand infection.
Kathleen Martin

14:15

10-7-04 Fighting fire with fire: using a novel virus-likeRNA to develop targeted interventions against vectortransmitted plant pandemic virus
Kiran Ramesh Gadhave

14:30

10-7-05 Vitellogenin-Cas9 protein chimeras for targeted
germline gene editing of aphids
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10-7-06 MCMV-infected maize attracts its insect vector
Frankliniella occidentalis by volatile β-myrcene
Weiling Huang

15:00

10-7-07 Harnessing mature plant resistance in sugar
beet to inhibit virus transmission by aphids
Veronique Brault
10-7-08 Virus and vector IPM in cucurbits: trying to hit
a moving target.
Kerry Elizabeth Mauck

15:30

Coffee Break

16:15

10-7-09 Increasing within-crop genetic diversity as atool with which to manage aphid vectors of plantviruses
Tom Pope

16:30

10-7-10 Mitigating psyllid transmission of bacterial
phytopathogens with antisense oligonucleotides andantibiotics: biological and practical outcomes
Lukasz Stelinski

17:00

10-7-12 Challenges and opportunities: Improving themanagement of thrips-transmitted viruses driving
epidemics in California lettuce
Daniel Kazuo Hasegawa

17:15

10-7-13 Virus-virus interaction in a common vector:
antagonistic effects and competitive dynamics between
two tomato-infecting begomoviruses in Bemisia tabaci
Wei-Hua Li

17:30

10-7-14 Psyllid salivary proteins and their effect onplant immunity
Julien Gad levy

17:45

10-7-15 Silencing horizontally transferred biotin genes
disrupts whitefly fitness but compromises parasitoid
performance
Tian-Yu Wang

18:00

10-7-16 Impacts of plant-associated bacteria on aphid
survival and behavior.
Tory Hendry

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

10-7-11 The interface between crop and grazing lands:
Can cereal aphid and barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV)
spread be influenced by endophytic and non-endophytictall fescue forages?
Arash Rashed

Monday 26 Aug

15:15

16:45

Sunday 25 Aug

14:45

Friday 30 Aug

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Event Hall
Poster 18

11:45 - 13:30

Biological Control
P0636

Combining biopesticides increases efficacy against thefall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda
Steven James Harte

P0637

Biocontrol of the red palm weevil, Rhynchophorus
ferrugineus (Olivier, 1791)
Tabone Elisabeth Tabone

P0638

Effect of the inoculation density on the rearing ofDastarcus longulus (Coleoptera: Bothrideridae) using analternative host
Tianyi Zheng
Management and Current Status of the Invasive Ant
Wasmannia Auropunctata in Taiwan
Hsiang-Ming Huang

P0640

Applications of entomopathogenic fungus(Purpureocillium takamizusanense) in the biological controlof agricultural pests
Ying-Cheng Chen

P0641

Histopathological appearance in the coffee berry borer,
Hypothenemus hampei (Ferrari, 1867) after the infected
Metarhizium guizhouense PSUM04
Narit Thaochan

P0650

Harnessing microbial volatile blends to attract Aphidius
parasitoids and boost aphid biocontrol
Francine van Neerbos

P0651

Comparison of area-wide population structure between
Orius strigicollis and O. sauteri
Lan Kong

P0652

Abundance of Japanese beetle adults and its tachinid
parasite Istocheta aldrichi in a commercial vineyard ofQuebec, Canada
Charles Vincent

P0653

Comparison of two diets for rearing Nesidiocoris tenuis in
the laboratory
Yui Tamada

Improvements of the rearing method of Dastarcus
longulus using frozen pupae of Zophobas atratus
Ayane Kayamori

P0654

Scaling up from laboratory to field: the intricate case ofquasi-social parasitoids in the genus Sclerodermus
Daniela Lupi

P0642

Experimental parasitism of the parasitoid beetle
Dastarcus longlus larvae to the invaded longhorn beetle
Apriona swainsoni swainsoni larvae
Kyo Itoyama

P0655

Assessing the Influence of Agricultural Practices on
Functional Biodiversity: A Comparative Study inConventional and Agroecological Tomato Crop
Vasileia Chatzaki

P0643

Functional Analysis of Transcriptome and Flight-Related
Genes in Female Adults of Asian and European Spongy
Moths
Juan Shi

P0656

Elevational Gradients of Entomopathogenic Nematode
Activity in Oak (Quercus) Trees’ Rhizosphere areContingent on Plant Ontogeny
Rubén Blanco Pérez

P0644

Exploring bio-inspired tools against the invasive
mealybug Phenacoccus solenopsis
Michele Ricupero

P0657

P0645

Biological control of polyphagous agricultural pests on
native plants: the case of cottony cushion scale in Sicily
Emanuele Porcu

The behaviour and ecology of cabbage stem flea beetle
and the parasitoid of its adult stage: good prospects forconservation biological control
Sam Cook

P0658

P0646

Using Rapid Molecular Diagnostics to Inform
Conservation Biocontrol Strategies of Forestry Pests: A
Case Study of Oak Processionary Moth (Thaumetopoea
processionea)
Kyle Alexander Miller

Evaluation of chitinolytic activity and virulence of
Purpureocillium takamizusanense strains against
Tessaratoma papillosa (Drury)
Hsiao-Han Tsai

P0659

Parasitic castration as a biological control tool to manage
carrot weevil populations
Annie-Eve Gagnon

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

P0649

P0639

Friday 30 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

Poster presentations

P0647

The biological control agents Carvalhotingis visenda andHedwigiella jureceki as vectors on an adventive pathogen
Cercosporella unguis-cati in South Africa
Thabo Moabi

P0660

Trends of Pests and Natural Enemies in the Organic
Cultivation of Green Onions in the Hilly andMountainous Areas of Western Japan
Toshio Kitamura

P0648

Massospora in Japan, a cicada-pathogenic fungal genus
Takashi Ohbayashi

P0661

Comparison of some characteristics related to theconservation of Orius spp. between the two varieties ofokraAKinobu Nakamura

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P0665

Establishment of behavioral assay system to evaluate
locomotor activity of predatory bugs in Orius strigicollis.
Kohei Honda

P0663

On the Eco-Friendly Control for Pine Wilt Disease in
Korea National Parks
Taeman Han

P0666

A Cell Phone for Bees
Ghorban Ali Miarkiani

P0664

Tracking secondary plant feeding in generalist predators
as a guide to rethink predator-prey interactions inagricultural landscapes
Arash Kheirodin

P0667

Study on the safety of five neonicotinoid pesticides tothe predatory lady beetle Propylaea japonica
Kairan Zuo

P0668

Naturally occurring pathogen as a potential biologicalcontrol tool for Atta sexdens (Formicidae: Attini)
Gustavo Tsujimoto

Poster 19

11:45 - 13:30

Ecology and Evolution
P0679

Left-handed sperm removal in the damselfly Calopteryx
cornelia: Why can't right-handers invade thepopulations?
Yoshitaka Kamimura

P0670

Don’t Eat Us: Understanding variation and sexual
dimorphism in aposematic signals in diurnal Australianmoths
Georgina Erika Binns

P0680

Evolution of realised niche breadth diversity driven bycommunity dynamics
Daisuke Kyogoku

P0671

The Influence of Disturbance and Vine Proliferation on
Invertebrate predation. A study using plasticine
caterpillars.
Charlotte Raven

P0681

Distribution of litter-dwelling insect communities
according to microclimate changes in broad-leaved
forests
Ji-Won Kang

P0672

Sex allocation in natural populations of a parasitoid
wasp Monodontomerus obscurus (Hymenoptera:
Torymidae) examined with single-nucleotide
polymorphism data.
Nakatada Wachi

P0682

Spider mites exposed to extracts of injured conspecifics
disperse from protective webs.
Junri Kubo

P0683

Does the kinship of the first mates affect the receptivityof females remating in a sweet potato weevil Euscepes
postfasciatus?
Norikuni Kumano

P0684

Relationship between playback order of parts of callingsong and response from males in cicada Meimuna
opalifera
Takeru Kodama

Symbiotic Evolutions of Xystodesmid Millipedes andParasitic Nematodes Suborder Spirulina
Seiya Nagae

P0685

Plasticity for the win: Flexible transcriptional response
to host plant switches in the comma butterfly (Polygonia
c-album)
Katharina Schneider

Many wild bee genera are competent hosts of Crithia
bombi, but host competence cannot fully explain patternsof natural prevalence
Wee Hao Ng

P0686

Systematics of Strepsiptera: The evolution of thetwisted-wing parasites
Rebecca Jean Arizapa Millena

Comparative diversity and abundance of insects in
Agave tequilana Weber, native vegetation, and perturbed
area in Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico
Rosaura Torres Moreno

P0687

Microhabitat selection of caterpillars in the two
sympatric Papilio butterfly species with different antipredator strategies
Gakuto Nihei

P0688

Does genetic diversity change dispersal tendency in the
two-spotted spider mite,Tetranychus urticae?
Yuta Fukunaga

P0689

Ecology of Cephalcia koreana (Hymenoptera:
Pamphiliidae) damaging to Abies holophylla plantations:wax and wane in their population
Jong-Kook Jung

P0673

P0674

P0675

P0676

P0677

P0678

The nature of sex-determining genes in Thermobia
domestica (Zygentoma: Lepismatidae) and the evolutionof sex-determining mechanisms in insects
Yasuhiko Chikami

The greyish-white granulated weevil, Episomus turritus,
has the remarkable ability to revive even after being
submerged in water for several days
Kazuki Tamura
Survivability of summer females, eggs and nymphs of
two-spotted spider mite Tetranychus urticae Koch (Acari:
Tetranychidae) in water
Sergei Ya. PopovXXVII International Congress of Entomology Kyoto, Japan, August 25-30, 2024

Friday 30 Aug

Impact of delayed larval growth caused by the antiherbivore defense of apple fruits on the diapause
induction and voltinism of Carposina sasakii
Yoichi Ishiguri

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

P0669

Monday 26 Aug

Impacts of site characteristics and plant genetics on theefficacy of a weed biological control agent
Dale Halbritter

Sunday 25 Aug

P0662

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Sunday 25 Aug

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P0690

Searching for genes responsible for the formation ofectopic campaniform sensillum in Drosophila guttifera
Fuka Hiramatsu

P0691

The life history of Blissoxenos esakii (Strepsiptera:
Corioxenidae): superparasitism, first instar larva, andfemale adults
Hayato Kanto

P0692

The difference of male courtship behaviors in response
to female body size between two closely related species
in Pieris butterflies.
Masaaki Ohata

P0693

P0706

Functional adaptations to distinct feeding modes,
reflected by morphology and material composition in
the larval mandibles of Trichoptera (Insecta, Neoptera)
Wencke Krings

P0707

Assessing parasitoidism strategies and life history traits
as promoters of diversification rate shifts in theparasitoid wasp family Braconidae
Jovana M. Jasso-Martinez

P0708

Extreme shapes of the Cretaceous: long legs in larvae ofmites and lacewings from 100 million years ago.
Sofía Irene Arce

Nidicolous parasites in nests of some wild birds in
Tottori, Japan
Kyeongsoon Kim

P0709

Current understanding of the ecology and evolution of
Grylloblattidae and future research directions
Noelle Gamett

P0694

A novel sawfly-plant mutualism between
Nipponorhynchus and Macrostemon: Did proboscis length
co-evolve with floral characters?
Marika Yamaguchi

P0710

Biology of Gampsocleis buergeri complex: phylogeny,
mating behavior, and chirp synchronization
Hideshi Naka

P0695

Leaf colour preference of herbivorous insects: tests of
the warning signal hypothesis of red/purple young
leavesJun-Ya Ide

P0711

Diversification of aposematic coloration in the context of
Müllerian mimicry: Investigating the evolutionary
patterns and mechanisms in millipedes
Tsutomu Tanabe

P0696

Predator avoidance in herbivorous mites: Effects ofphysiological state of predators
Tatsuya Yoshida

P0712

Do harmful males maintain sexual reproduction?
reproductive interference between sexual andthelytokous lineages in Thrips tabaci
Tatsumi Kudo

P0697

Harmonia axyridis Immigration and Oviposition in
Response to Variable Aphid Density
Kelley Tilmon

P0713

P0698

How does insect biomass differ between temperate andtropical climates?
Ayco J. M. Tack

Seasonal variations of Aculeata communities in
deciduous broadleaved forests, revealed by trophic leveland detritus dependency
Kazushige Uemori

P0714

P0699

Defense responses and growth balance toward two
herbivore species in goldenrod
Kaori Shiojiri

Historical population cycles in a multivoltine insect
suggest substantial plasticity in the thermal reaction
normWilliam Nelson

P0715

Do periodical cicada emergences alter ant-mediatedecosystem services?
Martha Weiss

Physical performance for male-male combat declines
with aging in the Japanese rhinoceros beetle
Asahi Kanda

P0716

How does ecosystem functioning relate to temporalfluctuations in species evenness?
Daniel Anderson

P0717

Why Lymantria dispar females in Hiroshima Prefecture
prefer to lay egg masses on the undersurfaces of leavesof Quercus glauca, an evergreen broad-leaved tree
species?
Shota Jikumaru

Hijack of her host: successful parasitism by a specialist
endoparasitoid in sympatric 'non-host' caterpillars
through multiparasitism
Kazumu Kuramitsu

P0718

P0703

Evolutionary potential of wing shape mimicry inmimetic females of Papilio polytes
Tomohiro Suzuki

Population genetics and ecological niche modeling of a
massively emerging burrowing mayfly species, Ephemera
orientalis (Ephemeroptera: Ephemeridae), in South Korea
Ji Hyoun Kang

P0719

P0704

A fossilized fairy world: Paleodiversity and evolutionary
history of fairy wasps and false fairy wasps(Hymenoptera: Mymaridae, Mymarommatidae)
Sergio Álvarez-Parra

Differences in the functional traits of ant assemblages
between vertical strata of a temperate forest
Kanata Inoue

P0720

P0705

Proportional processing explains mite preference forlarger host burying beetles
Yi-Ta Wu

Hidden ecological diversity in the earliest ants:
incorporating estimates of fossil ecology in ancestral
state reconstruction
Christine Sosiak

P0721

Invertebrate biodiversity in bryophyte habitats: epigeicvs. epiphytic bryophytes
Veronika Ohainková

P0700

P0701

P0702

Extremely high relative growth rate makes the cabbage
white, Pieris rapae, an abundant global pest with
migratoriness: RGR decrease and defaunation
Kotaro Konno

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

Poster presentations
Population monitoring of Halyomorpha halys (Hemiptera:
Pentatomidae) in kiwi orchards in Northern Greece
Stefanos Andreadis

P0725

Molecular evolution of sex-determining genes in the
carambola fruit fly and its related species
Nidchaya Aketarawong

P0723

Morphology, molecules & mating behaviour: An
integrative study of reproductive isolation & incipient
speciation in a widespread dung fly (Sepsidae)
Nalini Puniamoorthy

P0726

Spring and early summer migration of Mythimna
separata to Japan
Akira Otuka

P0724

Phytophagous insect interactions with ferns andlycophytes: network analysis & new global perspective.
Javier Fuentes-Jacques

P0727

Active vision: Bees tell us where to look - elegant &simple solutions to complex problem-solving
Marie-Genevieve Guiraud

11:45 - 13:30

Alien insects
P0739

Identification, characterization and expression analysisof transient receptor potential channel genes in
Bactrocera dorsali
Hongai Su

P0729

Chromosome-level genome assembly of Monochamus
saltuarius and its interaction mechanism with pine woodnematode
Lili Ren

P0740

Molecular Basis of Symbiont Enhanced Insecticide
Resistance in the Oriental Fruit Fly
Tian Zeng

P0730

Detection of three invasive beetle species within hosttrees by chemical analysis of frass
Nao Fujiwara-Tsujii

P0741

Characterization of an agmatine N-acetyltransferase
from Bactrocera dorsalis that modulates ovary
development
Feiyue Teng

P0731

Habitat and population dynamics of an alien praying
mantis, Hierodula chinensis
Raito Ioka

P0742

Presentation Withdrawn

P0743

Effect of insect galls formed by Obolodiplosis robiniae on
the decomposition of Robinia pseudoacacia leaves in a
stream.
Mizuki Hirota

P0744

First detection of the red palm weevil Rhynchophorus
ferrugineus (Olivier) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) inmainland South America
Vitor Cezar Pacheco Da Silva

P0745

Unravelling the invasive patterns of the exotic Antarctic
fly Trichocera maculipennis: A genetic and morphometricapproach
Hugo Benítez

P0746

Citizen Science as a valuable multilevel tool for study ofalien invertebrates
Jiri Skuhrovec

P0747

Impaired fitness in Ostrinia furnacalis (Lepidoptera:
Crambidae) due to interactions with Spodoptera
frugiperda (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)
Yuwatida Sripontan

P0748

Mitochondrial DNA analysis supports a domestic
expansion of the southern green stink bug Nezara
viridula Linnaeus in Japan.
Takahiro Setoguchi

P0749

Investigating the presence and potential invasion risk of
Lycorma delicatula (spotted lanternfly) in Taiwan: amultidimensional approachJhih-Rong Liao

P0732

Distribution and seasonal dynamics of the Euwallacea
fornicatus species complex (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)
in Taiwan
Yi-Chang Liao

P0733

The BiCEP biocontrol collaboration: past, present andfutureSimon Andrew Lawson

P0734

Ecological characteristics of Anoplophora horsfieldii(Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), a newly identified exotic
insect in Jeju Island, South Korea
Sun Keun Lee

P0735

Options for an insecticide-free management of the black
stem borer, Xylosandrus germanus, a non-native barkbeetle in Germany
Christiane Helbig

P0736

Optimizing trapping methods for the black stem borer,
Xylosandrus germanus
Moritz Brunkau

P0737

Outbreak of a new Sirex sp. (Hymenoptera: Siricidae) inpine plantations in Brazil
Carlos Wilcken

P0738

Evidence of gallery initiation by Ips typographus solitary
females in natural conditions (Coleoptera,
Curculionidae, Scolytinae).
Emilio Caiti

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

Friday 30 Aug

Chemical profiles of three European ash species (Fraxinusspp.) in response to emerald ash borer and ash dieback
pathogenBeatrice Tolio

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

P0728

Monday 26 Aug

Poster 20

Sunday 25 Aug

P0722

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Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

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Sunday 25 Aug

Poster presentations

164

P0750

Sensing volatiles to monitor and manage invasive pests
in agriculture and forestry
Riccardo Favaro

P0751

Exploring Supercoloniality and Novel Microsatellite
Markers in Odontomachus troglodytes: Insights into a
Recently Invaded Ponerinae Ant in Taiwan.
Matthew Hsiao-Yang Chu

P0752

The importance of individual species of the genus
Attagenus Latreille, 1802 (Coleoptera, Dermestidae) in
human economic activity
Yakov Kovalenko

P0753

Invasive Insect in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirate;
Identifying Species and evaluating the impacts.
Zamzam Salem Alrashdi

P0754

Urban ecology of invasive mosquito species Culex pipiens(Diptera: Culicidae) in Calgary, Alberta
Michaela Seal

P0755

Identifying potential eucalypt invasive pests andimproving biosecurity in Brazil.
Leonardo Rodrigues Barbosa

P0756

A new quarantine pest in Romania-case of fallarmyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda Smith)
Emil Georgescu

P0757

Invasive European Earwigs in the Falklands: How Big is
the Threat?
Stephen Gillanders

P0758

Assessing the Climatic Suitability for the Drywood
Termite, Cryptotermes domesticus Haviland (Blattodea:
Kalotermitidae), in South Korea
Yonghwan Park

P0759

Current status and control options for the invasive
species Tuta absoluta (Meyrick) (Lepidoptera:
Gelechiidae) in southern and central Romania
Maria Iamandei

P0760

Present status of invasive insect species in vineyards
from Romania
Constantina Chireceanu

P0761

Presentation Withdrawn

P0762

Survey on an introduced species of the genus
Aleurocanthus in northern Italy and record of a newassociation with a parasitoid species
Lara Maistrello

P0763

A post in an internet forum led to a discovery of aninvasive drywood termite in Korea, Cryptotermes
domesticus (Haviland, 1898) (Blattodea: Kalotermitidae)
Na Ra Jeong

P0764

First report on the natural occurrence ofentomopathogenic fungi in populations of Singapora
shinshana (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) in Hiroshima
Prefecture, Japan.
Takeshi Toriumi

Poster 21

11:45 - 13:30

Pest Management
P0765

Acetylated Glyceride (BEMIDETACHTM) regulates
several behavioral traits in the tea green leafhopper,
Empoasca onukii Matsuda
Azusa Morito

P0766

Selective foraging behavior of ladybird to aphids
parasitized by parasitic wasp
Kutta Doi

P0767

Potato signalling influences the prformance of aphid
Myzus persicae and behavior of its parasitoid Diaeretiella
rapae
Jamin Ali

P0768

Rise of the clones: population structure and clonal
diversity in Myzus persicae
Bart A Pannebakker

P0769

The intrinsic rate of natural increase for three types ofvivipara in Aphis gossypii Glover (Sternorrhyncha:
Aphididae) on Lily (Lilium x formolongi Hort.)
Yutaka Narai

P0770

P0771

Distribution and seasonal occurrence of Stictotettix
cleyarae (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) in Saga, northern
Kyushu, Japan and its developmental traits
Ayano Mori
Specific transcription factors regulate the expression of
Rh6 in two tephritid fruit flies
Haoran Wang

P0772

From food to flirt: Choosing light for a perfect IPM-date!
Spectrum guides the predation, reproductive &developmental performances of the beneficial Orius
insidiosus (Say)Morgane Louise Canovas

P0773

Effects of visual stimulation with LED strip lights onorientation flight of male moths in a sex pheromone
plume
Ryusuke Miyamoto

P0774

Evaluation methods of effective monitoring fallarmyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda)
Yi-Chen Chen

P0775

NNGR-A14 and NNGR-A15 are two functional G
protein-coupled receptors for CCHamide neuropeptides
in the brown planthopper, Nilaparvata lugens
Xumei Luo

P0776

Use of geometric morphometrics as a monitoring
technique in insect pests: An example on Croatian olive
fly populations
Ivana Pajač Živković

P0777

Population dynamics of Drosophila suzukii and two
related species in cherry orchard in Wenchuan, China
Zhen Cao

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

Poster presentations
Spread and increased frequency of pyrethroid resistancegene kdr mutation in houseflies in Japan.
Mikie Nakagawa

P0779

Toward effective control of fungus gnat pests of theshiitake cultivations
Masahiro Sueyoshi

P0792

P0780

Effects of nanoemulsions and pure essential oils onlarvae of the predator Chrysoperla carnea (Stephens)(Neuroptera: Chrysopidae).
Elisa Viñuela

An Insect Behavior Regulator, Acetylated Glyceride(BemidetouchTM), for Controlling the Tea Green
Leafhopper, Jacobiasca formosana
Takayuki Kashima

P0793

P0781

Repellent activity of nanocrystalline ammonium
paratungstate on the German cockroach, Blattella
germanica
Keiji Nakamura

A homing rescue gene drive with multiplexed gRNAs
reaches high frequency in cage populations but
generates functional resistance
Shibo Hou

P0794

P0782

Invertebrate Sampling in Australian Sugarcane:
Challenges, Diversity, and Future Prospects
Hang Xu

Efficacy of different Garlic essential oil nano-emulsions
against Planococcus citri Risso and selectivity towards
Apis mellifera L.
Antonino Modafferi

P0795

P0783

Optimizing integrated controls for sugarcane stem borer
management in Louisiana, USA
Blake Wilson

Improving onion thrips surveillance in onion with astrategic sequential sampling plan and accessible digitalapplication
Lidia Komondy

P0796

Chemical and Biological Control of Oriental Flower
Beetle, Protaetia orientalis, in Hawaii
Zhiqiang Cheng

Hit the road of plant usages to consilience with
Knomana
Pierre Martin

P0797

Silicon-mediated rice plant resistance: a case oflaboratory-field study of rice leaf folder
Maolin Hou

P0798

Susceptibility of spongy moth egg masses toallylisothiocyanate (AITC)
Shunya Murase

P0799

Can IoT-based automated pest monitoring traps replace
existing traps?
Satoshi Kawakita

P0800

Performance of insecticide seed treatments for managing
Delia spp. in onion fields
Leonardo David Salgado

P0801

Insect pests monitoring using machine learningmodeling in greenhouses
Taechul Park

P0802

Detection of locust swarms using a hyperspectral sensor
Atsuo Yamazaki

P0803

Role of metabolic methanol in Plant-Plant
communication
Praveen C. Verma

P0784

P0785

How do termite detection dogs sense termites?
Wakako Ohmura

P0786

The effect of drive performance, density dependence,and life history traits on spatial models of suppression
gene drive
Xinyue Zhang

P0787

P0788

Integrated pest management of chilli thrips in open-field
strawberry crop in the USA
Sriyanka Lahiri
Noninvasive assessment of internal status of king cherrytrees, Prunus × yedoensis, using sonic tomography related
to red-necked longhorned beetle, Aromia bungii
Byeongjong Lee

P0789

Suction trap for targetting exotic winged pests at
Australian import facilities
Mizuki Uemura

P0790

Insect response to canola with modified sterol
metabolism
Afroja Rahman

Poster 22

11:45 - 13:30

Physiology, Neurobiology and Molecular Biology
Rapid intracellular acidification is a novel plant defense
response countered by the brown planthopper
Xiaoya Zhang

P0805

Tick probing behavior and rapid phase of tick feeding
facilitated by salivary secretion via two dopamine
receptors in Haemaphysalis longicornis.
Seoyul Hwang

P0806

Host adjustment of the generalist herbivore Myzus
persicae may be driven by transcriptional regulation ofgenes encoding candidate effectors.
George Seddon-Roberts

P0807

Extreme expansion of Apolipoprotein D in spider mites
as an evolutionary strategy to feed on plants
Siyu Wei

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Friday 30 Aug

P0804

Tuesday 27 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Thursday 29 Aug

P0791

Monday 26 Aug

Oviposition deterrent effect of natural zeolites on theolive fruit fly and the Mediterranean fruit fly
Nikos A. Kouloussis

Sunday 25 Aug

P0778

165

P0808The salivary protein MpHPXS3 mediated aggregation
behavior of Mtzus persicae
Ziguo Wang

P0809

How acclimation to thermal variability shapes behaviour
and associated energetic costs in a temperate dung
beetle.
Alexander Coverley

P0810
P0811

P0812

P0823

The Ecological Interplay between Drosophila andDecomposing Cacti: Unveiling Adaptative Mechanisms
in a Toxic Environment
Lidane Audrey C Noronha

P0824

Exploration of the invasion factor invasion into the host
insect embryo in the Copidosoma floridanum
Saki Kitamura

Presentation Withdrawn

P0825

Transcriptional analysis reveals sex-based differences ingene expression in diapausing Colorado potato beetles
Joe Rinehart

Food preferences and population growth of the longtailed silverfish (Ctenolepisma longicaudatum)
Bjørn Arne Rukke

P0826

Studies on the low-temperature stress tolerance ofStreltzoviella insularis (Staudinger) larvae
Jiahe Pei

Fuel securement for pollen collection in a solitary bee,
Andrena taraxaci orienticola
Kenichi Harano

P0827

Quantifying the energetic cost of pollen collection
Beth Nicholls

P0813

Flies with circadian activity rhythms have a betterchance of survival.
Sae Aikawa

P0828

P0814

Effects of PDF on the circadian clock under red light
conditions in Drosophila melanogaster.
Aika Saito

Fat synthesis, host size and habitat type in natural
populations of parasitoid wasps.
Maude Quicray

P0829

P0815

A mathematical model for the two-day rhythm and its
light response of Holotrichia parallela
Teruya Ota

sNPF signaling-mediated redox regulation maintains
the embryo development
hong fei li

P0830

P0816

Role of steroid receptor activator TAIMAN in insect
circadian clock
Ping Chen

Post-translational modifications increase the structural
diversity and metabolic stability of smORF-encoded
peptides destined for the seminal fluid of Drosophilamelanogaster
Elwyn Isaac

P0817

miR-274 functions as a pheromone to modulate hypoxia
response of Drosophila melanogaster larvae during
feeding.
Debasish Biswal

P0831

Photoperiodic response observed in the Bolwig organ of
Sarcophaga similis larvae
Masamichi Ae

P0832

Population crosses show variation in the genotypephenotype map for differences in seasonal adaptation
across the northern distribution of a butterfly
Anna Brødsgaard Shoshan

P0833

Life-cycle adaptation of the white-spotted longicorn
beetle Anoplophora malasiaca (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)
to seasonal change and geographical gradient of
temperature
Morio Higaki

P0834

Circannual rhythms in two Anthrenus carpet beetles:
comparison between spring- and autumn-pupation
types
Yosuke Miyazaki

P0835

Involvement of cryptochrome genes in photoperiodism of
the silkworm, Bombyx mori.
Hisashi Tobita

P0818

cDNA cloning and partial characterization of Superoxide
dismutase 1 in Tribolium castaneum
Arisu Inaba

P0819

Analysis of molecular mechanism of polyembryony inthe polyembryonic parasitoid wasp Copidosoma
floridanum
Takuma Sakamoto

P0820

Distribution of JH III and JHSB3 in Hemiptera
Shin G. Goto

P0821

Neuroethology of the cicada Cryptotympana facialis
Masaki Sakai

P0822

Oviducal Mechanosensory Neurons Control Ovulation
in Drosophila melanogaster
Shao-Cong Su

Friday 30 Aug

Thursday 29 Aug Wednesday 28 Aug Tuesday 27 Aug

Monday 26 Aug

Sunday 25 Aug

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