「森林総合研究所研究報告」(Bulletin of FFPRI), Vol. 1, No. 3 (No. 384), 189-223, November, 2002

研究資料（Research Material）

Longicorn Beetles from Gunung Halimun National Park,West Java, Indonesia
from 1997 - 2002
(Coleoptera, Disteniidae and Cerambycidae)
MAKIHARA Hiroshi1)＊, WORO A. NOERDJITO2) and SUGIARTO3)
Abstract
Gunung Halimun National Park is one of the biggest natural forests in West Java. The park is well known for its richflora, with a total area of about 40,000 ha. The national park consists of three types of forests, namely lowland forest,
sub-montane forest, and montane forest. The research site is located in the eastern part of the park, and the research area,
which coveres only about 2 ha, is at about 1,000 m asl. We report 128 species of longicorn beetles occurring at the
research site of Gunung Halimun National Park from 1997-2002, including illustrations of all species, host records,
distributions, some biological information and faunal features of the longicorns. Of the 99 species identified here, 43 areendemic to Java and 10 are new records for Java.
Key words: Longicorn, Gunung Halimun National Park, West Java, inventory, Malaise trap

Introduction
In Asia the cerambycid beetles consist of threefamilies, Disteniidae, Vesperidae and Cerambycidae.
Among them, the family Cerambycidae constitutes oneof the largest groups of wood-boring insects. Of
approximately 35,000 species that have been described,
most are scavengers in forests, but many are injurious
against living trees and shrubs. In the particularcerambycid-beetles are typical forest insects.
In 2001, we inventoried the longicorn (96species) in
the Cikaniki Research Site of Gunug Halimun National
Park (Makihara and Woro, 2001). Here, we provide arevised list of longicorn beetles, adding 36 species new
to the site.
This report is the result of a survey concerning
longicorn beetles at the research site in Gunung Halimun
National Park. This survey was carried out under the
Biodiversity Conservation Project of JICA and with thecooperation of the Research and Development Center for
Biology, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (RDCB-LIPI).

GHNP, Cikaniki Research Site andsampling procedure
Among the remaining forests in West Java, Gunung
Halimun National Park (GHNP) is one of the biggest
natural forests in the region. GHNP is located at about
the longitude 106ﾟ30´E and the 6ﾟ40´S, with a total areaof it about 40,000 ha. The national park consists of three
types of forests, namely lowland forest (＜1,000m in
altitude), sub-montane forest (1,000-1,500), and montane
forest (＞1,500m). The park is well known for its richflora. There are many kinds broad-leaved trees, lianas
and medicinal plants and also species of orchids. Morethan 200 birds, including the endangered Javan hawk
eagle, as well as leopard and several species of primate,including the Javan gibbon, the grizzled leaf monkey,
and the ebony langur ocur there.
The Cikaniki Research Site, which covers about 2 hais located in the eastern part of GHNP, at about 1,000 m
asl. Rainfall varies between 4,000-6,000 mm a year. The
rainy season occurs from October to April and the dry
from May to September.
Longicorn beetles were mainly collected by Malaisetraps, hanging traps, light traps and bait traps in the
Cikaniki Research Site from 1997-2002. Five Malaisetraps were set on ground paths, and two traps were set on
the canopy bridge at height of 15m and two were on at
25m in 2000-2002. Two hanging traps of a black color
were set on the canopy bridge at a height of 15mm andtwo were on at 25m in 2000-2002. One light trap was set
on the ground, and anotther one was set in the canopy
bridge at a height of 25m from 1997-2002. Five bait traps,
using a newly cut branch of Artocarpus sp., were hungfrom tree trunks at 1.5m avove the ground in 2001-2002.

原稿受付：平成14年５月22日 Received May. 22, 2002
原稿受理：平成14年７月25日 Accepted Jul. 25, 2002
1)* Department of Global Forest Research, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, P.O.Box16, Tsukuba Norin Kenkyu Danchinai, Ibaraki 305-8687, Japan; e-mail: makihara@ffpri.affrc.go.jp
2) Bidang Zoologi Puslit Biologi - LIPI
3) Ehime University

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A list of Longicorn beetles from Gunung Halimun
National Park, West Java, Indonesia from1997-2002
Abreviations
The following abreviations are used to indicate traps
and methods of collection of longicorns in thisinvestigation.
MT: Malaise trap.
HT: Hanging trap with chemical attractants (70%ethanol and methyleugenol).
LT: Light trap.
Artocarpus: Namely a kind of bait trap. A cut branchof Artocarpus sp., with many leaves, was hung from atree trunk in the forest.

Family Disteniidae Lacordaire, 1869
Tribe Disteniini Thomson, 1860
1. Typodryas chalybeata (Pascoe) (Pl.1, Fig. 1)
Noemia chalybeata Pasc., 1866, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 1866: 509(Singapore).
Psalanta chalybeata: Pasc., 1869, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:659, Pl.XXII, Fig.1.
Typodryas chalybeata: Auriv., 1912, Coleopt. Cat., 39:9.

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 7.iv.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Malay Peninsula, Borneo (Pascoe,
1869), Java (Makihara and Woro, 2001).

Family Cerambycidae Latreille, 1804

Specimens examined: 1♂, LT, 13.iii.1999, T. Ueno
and M. Rofic Sofyan leg.; 1♂, LT., 22.iv.1999, N.J.
Tatalinic and E. Cholik leg.; 1♀, from Kayu Lapuk,
6.v.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan leg.
Host record: Quercus (Kalshoven, 1955).
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi (Lameere,1909).
5. Sarmydus antennatus Pascoe (Pl.1, Fig. 5)
Sarmydus antennatus Pasc., 1867, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3)3: 410(Sarawak).

Specimens examined: 1 ♂, LT, iv.1999, N.J.
Tatalinic and E. Cholik leg.; 1 ♂, 22.iv.1999,N.J.
Tatalinic and E. Cholik leg.; 1♂, LT, 26-29.iv.1999, H.
Horiuchi and M. Rofic Sofyan leg.; 1 ♂, LT, 27.iv2.v.1999, M. Rofic Sofyan leg.; 1♂, LT, 5.iv.2000, N.J.
Tatalinic and E. Cholik leg.; 2♂♂, LT, 4.v.2000, M.
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, LT, 6.v.2000, M.
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Host records: Cryptomeria japonica (Beeson andBhatia, 1939), Engelharditia spicata (Mathur andBalwant Singh, 1959).
Distribution: Java, Borneo, Sumatra, Malay
Peninsula, Assam, Myanmar, Andaman Is., Nicobar Is.
(Lameere, 1913), Laos (Gressitt et al., 1970), Taiwan(Gressitt, 1951).
Subfamily Lepturinae Latrelle, 1804
Tribe Xylosteini Reitter, 1912
6. Trypogeus javanicus Aurivillius (Pl.1, Fig. 6)
Trypogeus javanicus Auriv., 1924 Ark. f. Zool., 17A(12): 2 (Java).

Subfamily Prioninae Latreille, 1804
Tribe Macrotomini Thomson, 1860
2. Rhaphipodus (Rhaphipodus) suturalis Serville (Pl.1,
Fig. 2)
Rhaphipodus suturalis Serville, 1832, Ann. Soc. Entomol. Fr., 1:
169 (Java).
Rhaphipodus Blumei Lansb., 1884, Not. Leyd. Mus., VI:150.
Rhaphipodus (Rhaphipodus) suturalis: Lmr., 1903, Mem. Soc.
Entomol. Belg., 11:76.

Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 10.vi.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo (Lameere, 1903).
Tribe Megopidini Gressitt, 1940
3. Megopis cinnamonea Lansberge (Pl.1, Fig. 3)
Megopis cinnamonea Lansb., 1884, Not. Leyd. Mus., 6: 159 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 26.i.2000, Woro A.N.
and E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java.
4. Megopis costata Lansberge (Pl.1, Fig. 4)
Megopis costata Lansb., 1884, Not. Leyd. Mus., 6: 158 (Sumatra).

Specimens examined:1♂, 14-21.iii.2000, E. Cholik,
M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, 21- 28.iii.2000,
E. Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2 ♂♂,28.iii-4.iv.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 3♂♂, 1118.iv.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2 ♂♂, 1825.iv.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, 25.iv2.v.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, 2-9.v.2000, E.
Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, 1623.v.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, 2330.v.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. All
specimens were collected by MT.
Distribution: Java.
7. Pseudoparanaspia sp., affinis P. lepturooides Pascoe(Pl.1, Fig. 7)
Specimen examined: 1♀, HT, 9-16.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Subfamily Cerambycinae Latreille, 1804
Tribe Cerambycini Mulsant, 1839
8. Trachylophus approximator Gahan (Pl.1, Fig. 8)
Trachylophus approximator Gah., 1888, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

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Specimen examined: 1♀, LT, 1.ix.2000, Woro A.N.,
E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Host record: Schima noronhae (Kalshoven, 1933).
Distribution: Java.
Biology: According to Kalshoven (1933), infestation
can readily be detected by the accumulation of frassejected through holes in the bark at the base of the hosttree. Large galleries have been found runninghorizontally under the bark of the buttresses, one of themas long as 29 cm. Infestation has also been seen in theaxils of larger crotches near the base of the tree. At first
the galleries are found in the bark, but later they penerate
deep into the heartwood. No emergence holes have been
observed but it is not possible that adults use thegalleries as a means of egress. The pupal cells have acalcareous operculum.
9. Dialeges undulatus villosicornis Schwarzer (Pl.1,
Fig. 9)Dialeges undulatus villosicornis Schwarz., 1931, Senckenbergiana,
13:60 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1 ♂, LT, 22.iv.1999, N.J.
Tatalinic and E. Cholik leg.
Host record: Actinophora fragrans (Kalshoven,1955).
Distribution: Java, [another subspecies: Sri-Lanka,
Myanmar, Thailand, Hainan Is (Gressitt et al., 1970)].
Biology: According to Kalshoven (1955), larvae of
this species are frequently found in trunks of branches ofActinophora killed by the buprestid Agrilus kalshoveni
Obenberger in Java. The period of development fromegg to adult in purposely infested logs, which were kept
moist, was between 12 and 15 months. The pupal cell is
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Malay Peninsula (Makihara, 1999) .
Biology and control: According to Franssen (1937),
under laboratory conditions eggs were deposited inclusters of up to 400 on host plant stems, the incubation
period averaging 18 days. Recently infested trees may berecognized by the secretion of gum and sap, causing
black stains to appear. Larvae feed subcortically, and if
the branches are completly encircled by the larval
galleries they die. Pupation occurs deep in the wood, andwhere there are several pupal cells close together, trunks
and branches are weakened. Pupal stage, Under
laboratory conditions the pupal stage averaged 18 days,
the total life-cycle being about 190 days duration. The
female beetle lives about four days. In regard to mating
behavior Fauziah and Hidaka (1989) hypothesised thatthe male releases a sex pheromone while on the tree bark
5-7m above the ground. This then travels down to attract
females on the ground and consequently mating andoviposition occur on the tree.
Matsumoto and Irianto (1995) suggested that pruningof Albizia trees, which attracts oviposition by thisbeetles, be avoided in the first four years after planting,and attacked trees be removed through thinning or
salvage cutting every three months to control the
population. Abe (1983) recomended the planting of
buffer areas of resistant trees (e.g. Eucalyptus deglupta)
between the Albizia plantation and secondry forest(which serves as a reservoir for the borer), and one or
two rows of tap trees, e.g. Albizia itself, be planted
between the secondary forest and buffer to attract theborer, infested trees subsequently being removed.
Tribe Callidiopini Lacordaire, 1869
11. Stenodryas sp.1 (Pl.1, Figs. 11 and 11’)Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 8.viii.2000, M. Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.

Tribe Methini Thomson, 1860
10. Xystrocera festiva Thomson (Pl.1, Fig. 10)
Xystrocera festiva Thoms., 1861, Classif. Ceramb., 251 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♂, LT, 26.v-2.vi.1999, M.
Rofik Sofyan leg.; 1♀, LT, 24.i.2000, Woro A.N. and E.
Cholik leg.
Host records: Acacia confusa, A. modesta, A.
mollissima, Albizia lucida, A. odoratissima, A. procera(Abe, 1983), Albizia falcataria, A. lebbeck, A. stipulata,
A. sumatrana, Coffea, Pithecellobium, Theobroma(Beeson, 1941), Albizia chinensis (Kalshoven, 1951),
Acacia auriculiformis, A. arabica, A. catecu, A.
mangium, A. vera, Calliandra calothyrsus, Enterolobium
cycloocarpum, Parkia speciosa, Pithecelobium dulce, P.
jiringa, Samanea saman (Matsumoto, 1994),
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Myanmar,
Thailand, Assam, Vietnam, Laos, Nias Is. (Duffy, 1968),

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12. Stenodryas sp.2, affinis S. unicolor Hüdepohl (Pl.2,
Fig. 12)Specimens examined: 1♀, LT, 18.iv.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.; 1♀, LT, 21-28.xi.2000, Woro A.N., E.
Cholik and Sarino leg
13. Ceresium zeylanicum White (Pl.2, Fig. 13)
Ceresium zeylanicum White, 1855, Cat. Col. Brit. Mus., 8: 246(Ceylon).

Specimens examined: 2♂♂, LT, 4-21.iii.2000, M.
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂ 2 ♀♀, LT, 916,v.2000, E. Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Host records: Careya arborea, Heritiera minor,
Shorea robusta (Beeson and Bhatia, 1939),
Lagerstroemia parviflora (Beeson, 1941), Artidesma
tetrandrum, Bauhinia malabarica (Kalshoven, 1955).

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Distribution: Sri-Lanka, India, Myanmar, Thailand,Laos, Java, Borneo, Sumatra, Philippines (Gressitt et al.,1970).
Tribe Rosaliini Fairmaire, 1864
14. Rosalia (Eurybatus) decempunctata (Westwood)(Pl.2, Fig. 14)
Purpuricenus 10-punctata Westw., 1848, Cab. Orient Entomol.,59, pl.29, Fig.2 (Assam).
Rosalia decempunctata: Gah., 1906, Fauna Brit. India, Col.
1:179.

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 23-30.v.2001, MT,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java, Borneo, Laos, Sikkim, Assam,
Hainan Is. (Gressitt et al., 1970).

Xylotrechus decoratus Pasc., 1869, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:611 (Sarawak, Singapor).

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 9-16.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Malay Peninsula, Java (New toJava).
18. Xylotrechus pulchra Aurivillius (Pl.2, Fig. 18)
Xylotrechus pulchra Auriv., 1911, Ark. f. Zool., 7(19):3 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 5-12.ix.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 17-24.x.2000,
M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
19. Xylotrechus biimpressus Aurivillius (Pl.2, Fig.19)
Xylotrechus biimpressus Auriv., 1923, Ark. f. Zool., 15(25):8

Tribe Clytini Mulsant, 1839
15. Xylotrechus buqueti (Castelnau et Gory) (Pl.2, Fig.
15)
Clytus buqueti C. et G., 1835, Mon. Clyt., p.86, t.16, f.99 (Java).

(Java).

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, 18.iii.1999, M. Rofik
Sofyan leg.
Distribution: Java.

Xylotrechus buqueti: Chevr., 1863, Mem. Soc. Sci. Liege,
18:323(71).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 13-20.ii.2002, MT,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Host records: Acrocarpus fraxinifolius, Cedrela
toona, Celtus australis, Cryptocarya wightiana,Gmelina
arborea, Kydia calycina, Lagerstroemia parviflora,
Mallotus philippinensis, Milletia pendula, Myristca
longifolia, Pterocarpus dalbergioides, Shorea robusta,
Tectona grandis (Beeson and Bhatia, 1939), Cassia
fistula (Bhasin et al., 1958), Duabanga sonneratioides(Mathur and Singh. 1959) .
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Andaman Is., Thailand,Laos, India, Assam (Gressitt et al., 1970), Malay
Peninsula (1ex. was comfirmed by authors, collection of
FRIM).
Biology: According to Duffy (1968), eggs aredeposited in the bark in groups of two to five. The
irregular galleries are usually subcortical but sometimes
lie entirely in the sapwood and bark. The pupal cell is
excavated about half an inch deep in the sapwood but isvery variable in shape and orientation. The life cycle
may be six months or more in duration.

20. Xylotrechus fluctuosus (Pascoe) (Pl.2, Fig. 20)
Perissus fluctuosus Pasc., 1869, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:617 (Sarawak).

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 27.vi-4.vii.2001,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).
21. Psilomerus procerus Holzschuh (Pl.2, Fig. 21)
Psilomerus procerus Holzschuh, 1992, FBVA-Berichte, 69:40(Thailand).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 24-31.x.2000, M.
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Thailand, Java (Makihara and Woro,
2001).
22. Demonax exilis Pascoe (Pl.2, Fig. 22)
Demonax exilis Pasc., 1869, Trans. Entomol.. Soc. London,(3)3:636 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
23. Demonax javanicus Fisher (Pl.2, Fig. 23)

16. Xylotrechus imperfectus Chevrolat (Pl.2, Fig.16)
Xylotrechus imperfectus Chevrl., 1863, Mem. Soc. Sc. Liege,
18:313(61) (Sarawak).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 30.i-6.ii.2001,Woro
A.N., Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Laos, S. Vietnam (Gressitt etal., 1970), Java (New to Java).
17. Xylotrechus decoratus Pascoe (Pl.2, Fig. 17)

Demonax javanicus Fish., 1936, Fauna Javanica, p.180 (Java).

Specimens examined:1♂2♀♀, MT, 14-21.iii.2000,
M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 2128.iii.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂1♀,
MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂1♀,
MT, 25.iv-2.v.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀,MT, 23-30.v.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♀,MT, 19-26.ix.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT,
26.ix-3.x.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂,

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MT, 28.xi-5.xii.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;
1♂1♀, MT, 5-12.xii.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarinoleg.
Distribution: Java.
24. Demonax elongatulus (Castelnau et Gory) (Pl.3,
Fig. 24)
Clytus elongatulus C. et G. 1835, Mon. Clyt., p.97, t.16, f.116(Java).

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 7-14.xi.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
25. Demonax drescheri Fisher (Pl.3, Fig. 25)

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E. Cholik leg.
31. Demonax sp.4, affinis D. drescheri (Pl.3, Fig.31)
Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 27.vi-4.vii.2001,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
32. Demonax sp.5 (Pl.3, Fig. 32)
Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 11-18.vii.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
33. Demonax sp.6, affinis D. drescheri (Pl.3, Fig.33)
Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 13-20.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.

Demonax drescheri Fish., 1936, Fauna Javanica, p.179 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1 ♀, 29.iv.1999, M. Rofik
Sofyan leg.; 1♀, MT, 9-16.v.2000, E. Cholik, M. Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 4-11.vii.2000, M.
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♀, MT, 22-29.viii.2000,
M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, MT, 2431.x.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
26. Demonax polyzonus Pascoe (Pl.3, Fig. 26)
Demonax? polyzonus Pasc., 1869, Trans. Entomol. Soc.Lond.,(3)III:637 (Sarawak).
Demonax polyzonus: Auriv., 1912, Coloopt. cat., 39:411.

Subfamily Lamiinae Latreille, 1825
Tribe Mesosini Thomson, 1860
34. Anancylus (Anancylus) calceatus Thomson (Pl.4,
Figs. 34 and 34’)
Anancylus calceatus Thoms., 1864, Syst. Cer., p.61 (Sarawak).
Anancylus (Anancylus) calceatus: Breun., 1939, Nov. Entomol.,
3. Suppl., 9:471 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, 13-20.vi.2000, E. Cholik,
and Sarino leg.; 1♂, 10-17.x.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan andSarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo (Breuning,E.,
1939).

Demonax? carinatus Auriv., 1922, Ark. f. Zool., 14(18):15,
Fig.83.

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 13-20.iii.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).
27. Demonax lineolatus Redtenbacher (Pl.3, Fig. 27)
Demonax lineolatus Redt, 1868, Reise Novara, Col., p.196

35. Cacia (Cacia) curta Breuning (Fig. 25) (Pl.4, Figs.
35 and 35’)
Cacia (Cacia) curta Breun., 1935, Fol. Zool. Hydrob., 8:261(Java).

Specimens examined: 1 ♂ 1 ♀, 26.iv.2001, H.
Makihara, Woro A.N. and E.Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java.

(Java).

Specimens examined: 1 ♀, MT, 2-9.v.2000, E.
Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 916.v.2000, E. Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
28. Demonax sp.1 (Pl.3, Fig. 28)
Specimens examined: 1 ♀, MT, 2-9.v.2000, E.
Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, MT,
25.vii-1.viii.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
29. Demonax sp.2 (Pl.3, Fig. 29)
Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 14-21.iii.2000, E.
Cholik, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, MT,
25.vii-1.viii.2000, M. Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.

36. Cacia (Ipocregyes) bituberosa Breuning (Pl.4, Figs.
36 and 36’)
Cacia (Ipocregyes) bituberosa Breun., 1935, Fol. Zool. Hydrob.,
8:260 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, 16-23.v.2000, E. Cholik,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2 ♂♂, 14.iv.2001,
collected from a dead branch of Quercus sp., H.
Makihara, Woro A.N. and E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java.
37. Cacia (Ipocregyes) subfasciata Schwarzer (Pl.4,
Figs. 37 and 37’)
Cacia subfasciata Schwarz., 1930, Treubia, 12(2):124 (Sipora Is.).
Cacia (Ipocregyes) subfasciata: Breun., 1939, Nov. Entomol., 3.
Suppl., 9:454.

30. Demonax sp.3 (Pl.3, Fig. 30)
Specimen examined: 1♂, 14.iv.2001, collected on a

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Specimens examined: 1 ♀, MT, 16-23.v.2000, E.
Cholik, M.R.Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, 16-23.v.2000,

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MT, Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.; 2 ♀♀, 2431.i.2002, MT, Woro A.N. and S. Kahono; 1♂, 31.i6.ii.2002, MT, Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java., Sumatra (Breuning, E.,1939),
Sipora Is.
38. Cacia (Ipocregyes) setulosa Pascoe (Pl.4, Fig.38)
Cacia (Ipocregyes) setulosa Pasc., 1857, Trrans. Entomol. Soc.

Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Philippines(Breuning, S., 1960).
44. Sybra (Sybra) obliquefasciata Breuning (Pl.5, Fig.
44)
Sybra obliquefasciata Breun., 1938, Nov. Entomol. , 8:61 (Java).
Sybra (Sybra) obiquefasciata: Breun., 1960, Cat. Lam. Monde,

London, (2)4:101 (Java).

3:152.

Specimen examined: 1♂, 14.iv.2001, H. Makihara,
Woro A.N.and E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java.

Specimens examined: 1♂1♀, 14-27.iv.2001, H.
Makihara, Woro A. N. and E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java.

Tribe Apomecynini Lacordaire, 1869
39. Apomecyna tigrina Thomson (Pl.4, Fig. 39)
Apomecyna tigrina Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., 1:343 (Java,
Borneo).

Specimens examined: 1♀, LT, 10.iii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 6-13.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Borneo, Sumatra, Buru Is., Laos
(Gressitt et al., 1970).
40. Sybra (Sybra) bisignata Schwarzer (Pl.4, Fig.40)
Sybra bisignata Schwarz., 1931, Senckenbergiana, 13:208, Fig.17

45. Sybra (Sybra) fervida Pascoe (Pl.5, Fig. 45)
Sybra fervida Pasc., 1865, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond., (3)III:202(Borneo).
Sybra (Sybra) fervida: Breun., 1960, Cat. Lam. Monde, 3:151.

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 6-13.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).
46. Sybra (Sybra) sp., affinis S. pseudalternans
Breuning (Pl.5, Fig. 46)
Specimen examined: 1♀, HT, 11-18.vii.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.

(Java).
Sybra (Sybra) bisignata: Breun., 1960, Cat. Lam. Monde, 3:152.

Specimen examined: 1♂, 27.ix.2000, Rofik Sofyan
and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

47. Sybra (Pseudatelais) ? sp. (Pl.5, Fig. 47)
Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 21.viii.2001, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
48. Epilysta mucida Pascoe (Pl.5, Fig. 48)

41. Sybra (Sybra) javana Breuning (Pl.4, Fig. 41)

Epilysta mucida Pasc., 1865, Trans. Entomol. Soc.Lond.,

Sybra javana Breun., 1939, Festschr. E. Strand, 5:267 (Java).

(3)III:149 (Borneo).

Sybra (Sybra) javana: Breun., 1960, Cat. Lam. Monde, 3:151.

Specimen examined: 1♀, Artocarpus, 24.vii.2001,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).

Specimen examined: 1♂, 14.iv.2001, H. Makihara,
Woro A.N. and E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java.

49. Zorilispe spinipennis Breuning (Pl.5, Fig. 49)
42. Sybra (Sybra) fuscotriangularis Breuning (Pl.5,
Fig. 42)
Sybra fuscotriangularis Breun., 1939, Festschr. E. Strand, 5:268(Java).
Sybra (Sybra) fuscotriangularis: Breun., 1960, Cat. Lam. Monde,
3:152.

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 16-23.v.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

Zorilispe spinipennis Breun. 1939, Festschr. E. Strand., 5:237(Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, 6-13.vi.2001, MT, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.; 1♀, Artocarpus, 24.vii.2001,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java.
50. Ropica transversmaculata Breuning (Pl.5, Fig.50)
Ropica transversmaculata Breun., 1942, Fol. Zool. Hydrob.,
11:136 (Java).

43. Sybra (Sybra) binotata Gahan (Pl.5, Fig. 43)
Sybra binotata Gah., 1907, Ann. Mus. civ. Genova, (3)III:88(Engano Is.).

Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 18.iii.1999, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

Sybra (Sybra) binotata: Breun., 1960, Cat. Lam. Monde, 3:152.

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 22-29.viii.2000,

51. Ropica strandi Breuning (Pl.5, Fig. 51)

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Ropica strandi Breun., 1942, Fol. Zool. Hydrob., 11:136 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1 ♀, LT, 6.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂1♀, LT, 9-16. v.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik ofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 25.vii1.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂1♀, MT,
6.ix-3.x.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
52. Ropica laterifusca Breuning et de Jong (Pl.5,
Fig.52)

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Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 26-28.i.2000, Woro
A.N. and E. Cholik leg.; 1♀, MT, 23-30.v.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, MT, 6-13.vi.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 26.x.2000, Woro A.N.,
E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 21-28.xi.2000,
Woro A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, MT,
26.xii.2000- 2.i.2001, S. Kahono, Cholik and Sarino leg.;1♂, MT, 16-23.i.2001, S. Kahono, Cholik and Sarinoleg.
Distribution: Java.

Ropica laterifusca Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool. Mededeel.,
23:100 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 13-20.vi.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 11-18.viii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
53. Ropica densepunctata Breuning et de Jong (Pl.5,
Fig. 53)

57. Cleptometopus javanicus Breuning (Pl.6, Figs. 57
and 57’)
Cleptometopus javanicus Breun., 1943, Fol. Zool. Hydrob., 12:62(Java).

Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 22-29.viii.2000,
Rofik Sofyan leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 19-26.xii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

Ropica laterifusca Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool. Mededeel.,
23:101 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1♀, Artocarpus, 24.vii.2001,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java.
54. Atrichocera sp., affinis A. moultoni Aurivillius(Pl.6, Figs. 54 and 54’)
Specimen examined: 1♂, 8.iii.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg.

58. Pothyne sp. (Pl.6, Figs. 58 and 58’)
Specimen examined: 1♀, 14.iv.2001, H. Makihara,
Woro A.N. and E. Cholik leg.
59. Pseudohyllisia sp. (Pl.6, Fig. 59)
Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 18-25.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Tribe Pteropliini Thomson, 1860
60. Mispila venosa Pascoe (Pl.6, Fig. 60)

55. Mimosybra mediomaculata Breuning (Pl.6, Fig.55)
Mimosybra mediomaculata Breun., 1939, Festschr. E.Strand,
5:279 (Malacca).

Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 18-25.iv.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, MT, 916.v.2000, E. Cholik,Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂,
MT, 16-23.v.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.;1♂, MT,
6-13.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 2027.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.;1 ♂, MT, 1825.vii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, MT,
18-25.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT,
10-17.x.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 512.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 1926.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Malay Peninsula (Breuning,1960), Java (Makihara and Woro, 2001).
Tribe Hippopsini Thomson

Mispila venosa Pasc., 1864, Trans. Entomol. Soc. London,(3)3:90 (Sarawak).

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 1.ix.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, Tonkin,
Andamans (Breuning, S., 1961).
61. Mispila sp., affinis obliquevittata Breuning (Pl.6,
Fig. 61)
Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 2-9.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
62. Mispilodes borneensis Breuning (Pl.6, Fig. 62)
Mispilodes borneensis Breun., 1939, Festschr. E.Strand, 4:382(Borneo).

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 6-13.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).

56. Cleptometopus montanus (Pascoe) (Pl.6, Fig.56)
Apophrema montana Pasc., 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:325 (Java).
Cleptometopus montanus: Breun., 1961, Cat. Lam. Monde,
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63. Etaxalus iliacus Pascoe (Pl.7, Figs. 63 and 63’)
Etaxalus iliacus Pasc., 1865, Trans. Entomol. Soc.Lond.,(3)III:141, 153 (Sarawak).

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A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).

Distribution: Java.
66. Pterolophia mediocarinata Breuning (Pl.7, Fig.66)

64. Pterolophia melanura (Pascoe) (Pl.7, Fig. 64)
Praonetha melanura Pasc., 1857, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(2)IV:106 (Singpore).
Praonetha montana Pasc., 1865, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:167 (Mt. Ophir).
Praonetha quadraticollis Pasc., 1865, Trans. Entomol. Soc.
Lond., (3)III:168 (Sarawak).
Praonetha torpida Pasc., 1865, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:169 (Dorey).

Specimens examined: 3 ♀♀, LT, 25-28.i.2000,
Woro A.N. and E. Cholik leg. ; 1♀, MT, 4-11.iv.2000,
E. Cholik and Sarino leg. ; 1♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ; 3♀♀, 25.iv-2.v.2000, Cholik
and Sarino leg. ; 2♀♀, MT, 9-16.v.2000, E. Cholik,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1♀, MT, 16-23.v.2000,
E. Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 613.vi.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1 ♂3♀♀,
MT, 11-18.vii.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1♀, MT,
5.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ;1♀, MT, 815.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ;1♀, MT, 1522.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ;1♂, MT,
28.xi-5.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT,
26.xii.2000-2.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarinoleg. ; 2♀♀, MT, 9-16.i.2001, S.Kahono, E. Cholik andSarino leg.
Host records: Derris robusta (roots) (Duffy, 1953),
Castilla, Coffea, Hevea, Theobroma (Dammerman,
1919), Actinophora, Artocarpus integra, Butea
monosperma, Cassia auriculata, Derris eliptica,
Dlbergia latofolia, Erythrina lithosperma, Ficus
rempelas, Piper, Tectona (Mathur and Balwant Singh,1959), Canarium, Ceiba, Citrus, Deguelia, Gravillea
robusta, Magnifera indica (Kalshoven, 1955), Acacia
mangium, Artocarpus anisophyllus, Diptorocarpus
tempehes, Endospermum diadenum, Macaranga
gigantea, Vernonia arborea (Makihara, 1999), Pinus
caribaea (Duffy, 1968).
Distribution: Borneo, Java, Sumatra, Malay
Peninsula, N. Vietnam (Breuning, S., 1961).
Biology: This species is very common in all sorts offorests (Makihara and Woro, 2001).
65. Pterolophia obliquefasciculata Breuning et deJong (Pl.7, Fig. 65)
Pterolophia obliquefascculiata Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool.

Pterolophia mediocarinata Breun., 1939, Mem. Soc. Entomol.
Ital., 18:63 (Sumatra).
Pterolophia excavatipennis Breun., 1939, Mem. Soc. Entomol.
Ital., 18:65 (Sumatra).
Pterolophia excavatipennis var. rubida Breun. et de Jong, 1941,
Zool. Mededeel., 23:77 (Java).
Pterolophia excavatipennis var. medioalba Breun. et de Jong,
1941, Zool. Mededeel., 23:78 (Java).
Pterolophia excavatipennis var. immaculata Breun. et de Jong,
1941, Zool. Mededeel., 23:78 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, LT, 10.iii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg. ;1♂, LT, 7.iv.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg. ; 1♀, LT, 25.iv-2.v.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 2-9.v.2000, E. Cholik, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 2♂♂, MT, 9- 16.v.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1 ♀, MT, 613.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, 8.viii. 2000 ,Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1♀, MT, 24-31.x.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1♀, MT, 31.x-7.xi.2000,
Woro A.N., E. Cholik, and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 916.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra.
67. Pterolophia olivacea Breuning et de Jong (Pl.7,
Fig. 67)
Pterolophia olivacea Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool. Mededeel.,
23:89 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 20-27.vi.2001, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
68. Pterolophia sp., affinis P. nigroconjuncta Breuning
et de Jong (Pl.7, Fig. 68)
Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 26.ix-3.x.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
69. Pterolophia simulans Breuning et de Jong (Pl.7,
Fig. 69)
Pterolophia simulans Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool. Mededeel.,
23:80, Fig. 13f (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 21-28.iii.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, MT, 916.v.2000, E. Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

Mededeel., 23:76, Fig.13b, c (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1 ♂ 1 ♀, MT, 9-16.v.2000,
E.Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 411.vii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.

70. Pterolophia lunigera Aurivillius (Pl.7, Figs. 70 and
70’)
Pterolophia lunigera Auriv., 1913, Ark. f. Zool., 8(22):25(Borneo).

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Specimen examined: 1♀, HT, 6-13.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).

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2.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.;1♂, MT,
9-16.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.;1♂,MT, 16-23.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

71. Egesina (Egesina) fusca (Fisher) (Pl.7, Fig.71)
Neoegesina fusca Fish., 1925, Philipp. Jl. Sci., 28:219 (Borneo).
Egesina (Egesina) fusca: Breun., 1963, Entomol. Arb. Mus.
Frey, 14:516.

76. Epepeotes luscus (Fabricius) (Pl.8, Fig. 76)
Lamia lusca F., 1787, Mant. Ins., 1:139 (Siam).
Epepeotes luscus: Pasc., 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ; 2♂♂, MT, 18-25.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 25.iv-2.v.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2 ♂♂, MT, 2-9.v.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 3♂♂, MT, 916.v.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java., Sumatra, Borneo (Breuning, S.,
1961).
72. Egesina (Callienispa) javana Fisher (Pl.7, Fig.72)
Egesina javana Fish., 1934, Stylops, 3:35 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 6-13.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java.
Tribe Gyaritini Breuning, 1956
73. Gyaritus javanicus Breuning et de Jong (Pl.8, Figs.
73 and 73’)
Gyaritus javanicus Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool. Mededeel.,
23:98 (Java).

Specimens examined:1 ♂, MT, 31.x-7.xi.2000,
Woro A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂1♀, MT, 2128.xi.2000, Woro A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

(3)III:301.
Epepeotes fumosus Pasc., 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:301 (Flores).

Specimens examined: 1♂, 5.iv.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg.;1♀, MT, 11-18.vii.2000,Rofik Sofyan andSarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 25.vii-1..viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan
and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 1-5.ix.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg.
Host records: Artocarpus anisophyllus (Makihara,
1999), Artocarpus integra,Castilla elastica, Ficus
elastica, Ficus hispida, Mangifera, Theobroma cacao(Beeson and Bhatia, 1939), Morus laevigata (Mathurand Singh, 1959), Taxotropis ilicifolia (Corbett andGater, 1926), Canarium commune (Duffy, 1968).
Distribution: Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Myanmar,
Thailand, Laos, Malay Peninsula, N. Vietnam, Timor Is.,
Banda, Bourou, Mentawei Is., China, Sumbawa Is.,
Flores Is., etc (Breuning, S., 1961).
Biology: According to Duffy (1968), there are three
generations a year, the shortest life cycle being
completed in two and a half to three months in Java. The
female beetles have been known to live for over fourmonths and to lay up to 1,400 eggs, often 400 a month.
77. Epepeotes spinosus (Thomson) (Pl.8, Fig. 77)

74. Gyaritus fuscosignatus Breuning et de Jong (Pl.8,
Fig. 74)
Gyaritus fuscosignatus Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool. Mededeel.,
23:98 (Java).

Leprodera spinosa Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., 1:179.
Monochamus lateralis Guér., 1831, Dict. Class. d'Hist. Nat.,XVII, pl.68, Fig.6 (Malacca).
Epepeotes meridianus Pasc., 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,Specimens examined:1♂, MT, 21-28.iii.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 18-25.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 9-16.v.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.;1♂, MT, 20-27.vi.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg.;1♂, MT, 22-29.viii.2000,Rofik Sofyan andSarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
Tribe Agniini Thomson, 1864
75. Amechana javanica Breuning (Pl.8, Fig. 75)
Amechana javanica Breun., 1943, Trois. Suppl. Nov. Entomol.,
97:206 (Java).

Specimens examined:1♂, 23.x.2000, Woro A.N., E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 3♂♂, MT, 5-12.xii.2000,Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.;;1♂, MT, 12-19.xii.2000,Rofik
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(3)III:302 (Java, Sumatra, Singapore, Sarawak, Tondano).
Epepeotes luscus: Gah., 1888, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (6)II:490.
Epepeotes lateralis: Heyne-Tasch, 1903, Ex. Kaf., p.241, pl.35,
Fig.1.

Specimens examined: 1♂, MT, 4-11.vii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 31.viii.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 12-19.ix.2000, Woro A.N., E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 3-10.x.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Host records: Artocarpus anisophyllus (Makihara,
1999), Artocarpus integra, Albizia, Ficus, Mangifera,
Theobroma (Dammerman, E., 1919).
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Malay
Peninsula, Sulawesi (Breuning, 1943).
Biology: According to Duffy (1968), the eggs hatch
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2.7mm in length. The presence of larvae is indicated bybrownish black frass depending from the trees. The
duration of the larval period is about two month,depending on the time of year.
78. Epicedia trimaculata (Chevrolat) (Pl.8, Fig. 78)
Leprodera trimaculata Chevrl., 1856, Rev. Zool., (2)8:87 (Java).

25.vii.2000, E. Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, LT, 29.viii-5.ix.2000, E. Cholik, Rofik Sofyan andSarino leg.; 1 ♂, LT, 5-12,ix.2000, Woro A.N., E.
Cholik, and Sarino leg.; 1♂, LT, 7-14,xi.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik, and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo (Breuning, S.,
1961).

Leprodera plagiata Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., I:178(Sarawak).
Epicedia trimaculata: Auriv., 1922, Coleopt. Cat., 73:74.

Specimens examined: 1♀, 26.iv.1999, T. Ueno andRofik Sofyan leg.; 1♀, MT, 5-12.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan
and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Borneo.

83. Pharsalia (Pharsalia) mortalis (Thomson) (Pl.9,
Figs. 83 and 83’)
Zygocera mortalis Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., 1:190 (Java).
Pharsalia albomaculata v. d. Poll, 1887, Not. Leyd. Mus., IX:117(Java).
Pharsalia (Pharsalia) mortalis: Breun., 1944., Nov. Entomol. 3.
Suppl.:330.

79. Myagrus javanicus Breuning (Pl.8, Fig. 79)
Myagrus javanicus Breun., 1957, Zool. Medeel., 35:113 (Java).

Specimens examined:1♀, MT, 8-15.viii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1 ♂, LT, 26.xi.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
80. Celosterna stolzi Ritsema (Pl.8, Fig. 80)

Specimens examined:1♂, MT, 28.iii-4.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 23-30.v..2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂ , 2027.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 29.viii5.ix.2000, E. Cholik, and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, MT, 2128,xi.2000, Woro A.N., E. Cholik, and Sarino leg.; 1♂,
MT, 28.xi-5.xii. 2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

Celosterna stolzi Rits., 1911, Not. Leyd. Mus., 34:4 (Sumatra).
Loxotropoides brunnea Fish., 1935, Jl. Fed. Malay St. Mus.,17(4):601 (Mt. Kinabaru).

Specimen examined:1 ♂, LT, 10.iii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Sumatra, Borneo, Java (New to Java).

84. Pharsalia (Eopharsalia) granulipennis Breuning etde Jong (Pl.9, Fig. 84)
Pharsalia granulipennis Breun. et de Jong, 1941, Zool.
Mededeel., 23:54, Fig.4e (Java).
Pharsalia (Eopharsalia) granulipennis: Breun., 1944., Nov.
Entomol. 3. Suppl.:336.

81. Pseudomyagrus waterhousei (Gahan) (Pl.8, Figs.
81 and 81’)
Cyriocrates waterhousei Gah., 1888, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

Specimen examined:1♂, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

(6)1:276 (Nias Is.).
Nemophas eupholoides Nonfr., 1894, Entomol. Nachr., XX:47(Sumatra).

Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 4-11.iv.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 25.iv-.
2.v..2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Nias Is.
(Breuning, E., 1943), Malay Peninsula (Sakaguti, 1981).

85. Acalolepta sp. 1, affinis A. dispar (Pascoe) (Pl.9,
Fig. 85)
Specimens examined:1♂, MT, 4-11.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 11-18.vii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 22-29.viii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
86. Acalolepta montana (Aurivillius) (Pl.9, Fig. 86)

82. Anhammus daleni Guérin (Pl.9 Figs. 82 and 82’)
Monochamus daleni Guér., 1844, Icon. Regne Anim. Ins., 3:242(Java).
Anhammus daleni: Pasc., 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:290.

Specimens examined:1♂, LT, 21-28.iii.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, LT, 30.v6.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, LT, 910.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♀, LT, 411.vii.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, LT, 1118.vii..2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, LT, 18.-

Hoplohammus montanus Auriv., 1916, Ark. Zool., 10(19):13(Java).
Monochamus montanus: Kalsh., 1936, Entomol. Meded. ned.
Ind. V:8.
Dihammus montanus: Breun., 1944, Nov. Entomol. 3.
Suppl.:477.
Acalolepta montana: Breun., 1961, Cat. Lam. Monde, 5:375.

Specimens examined:1 ♂, MT, 26.v-2.vi.1999,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 9-16.v.2000, E.
Cholik , Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂2♀♀, MT,
20-27.vi.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT,

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27.vi-4.vii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT,
1-8.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT,
15-22.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♂, MT,
26.xii-2.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarino leg..; 1♀, MT, 2-9.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarinoleg.;1♀, MT, 16-23.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik andSarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi (Breuning, E.,
1944).
87. Acalolepta sp. 2, affinis A. montana (Pl.9, Fig.87)
Specimen examined:1♂, MT, 10-17.x.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
88. Acalolepta javanica (Breuning) (Pl.9, Fig.88)
Dihammus javanicus Breun., 1935, Fol. Zool. Hydrob., 7:250(Java).
Acalolepta javanica: Breun., 1961, Cat. Lam. Monde, 5:372.

Specimen examined:1 ♀, MT, 9-16.v.2000, E.
Cholik , Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
89. Acalolepta rusticatorix (Fabricius) (Pl.9, Fig.89)
Lamia rusticator F. 1801, Syst. El., 2:294 (Sumatra).
Lamia fistulator Germ., 1824, Ins. Spec. nov., p.478.
Monochamus bianor Newm., 1842, Entomol., I:277.
Monochamus fistulator: Pasc., Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:293 (Java, Timor, Malacca, Borneo, Bouru, Makian).

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before tunnelling through the wood cylinder into thepith. The adults are nocturnal and feed on bark.
90. Acalolepta laevifrons (Aurivillius) (Pl.9, Figs. 90
and 90’)Dihammus laevifrons Auriv., 1923, Ark. f. Zool., 15(25):19(Sumatra).
Acalolepta laevifrons: Breun., 1961, Cat. Lam. Monde, 5:375.

Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 8-12.xi.1998, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂1♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂, MT, 25.iv-2.v.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 2-9.v.2000, E. Cholik,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♀, MT, 13-20.vi.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT, 4-11.vii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.;; 1♂1♀, 18-25.vii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 8-15.viii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2♂♂, MT, 1.ix.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂, MT,3-10.x.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2 ♂♂, MT, 31.x7.xi.2000, Woro A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂,
MT, 28.xi-5.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♂
1♀, MT, 5-12.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 2♀♀, MT, 19-26.xii.2000, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 26.xii.2000-2.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik andSarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 9-16.i.2001, S. Kahono, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.
Distribution:Sumatra, Borneo (Breuning, E.,1944),
Java (Makihara and Woro, 2001).

Monochamus musivus Pasc., 1866, Proc. Zool. Soc., 1866:251(Malacca, Borneo, Tondano).
Dihamus rusticator: Auriv., 1926, Treubia, 7(2):130.
Acalolepta rusticatorix: Breun., 1961, Cat. Lam. Monde, 5:372.

Specimen examined:1♀, MT, 26-29.iv.1999, H.
Horiuchi and Rofik Sofyan leg.
Host records: Afzelia bijuga, Artocarpus integra,
Excaecaria agallocha, Ficus elastica, Hevea brasiliensis,
Ricinus communis, Theobroma cacao (Beeson andBhatia, 1939), Datura, Manihot utilissima (Dammerman,
1919), Aegle marmelos, Aleurites, Barringtonia spicata,
Buchanania arborescens, Chydenanthus excelsus,
Citrus, Erythrina,Ficus rasemosa,Jatropha curcas,
Moringa ooleifera, Pithecolobium saman, Semecarpus
heterophylla, Solamum melanogena, Tectona, Tremaorientalis, (Kalshoven, 1939), Parashorea malaanonan,(Mathur and Singh, 1960), .
Distribution: Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Malay
Peninsula, Sulawesi, Philippines, Indo-China, India,
Taiwan etc (Gressitt et al., 1970).
Biology: According to Kalshoven (1939), thisspecies is a well-known pest of living cocoa. In east
Java, teak samplings in two-year-old plantations were
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91. Sternohammus strandi Breuning (Pl.10, Fig. 91)
Sternohammus strandi Breun., 1935, Fol. Zool. Hydrob., 8:59
Java).

Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 28.xi-5.xii.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
92. Xoes egeria Pascoe (Pl.10, Fig. 92)
Xoes egeria Pasc., 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc.Lond., (3)III:246,
pl.11, Fig.3 (Sarawak).

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 6-13.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Borneo, Java (New to Java).
Tribe Batocerini Lacordaire, 1869
93. Apriona flavescens Kaup (Pl.10, Fig. 93)
Apriona flavescens Kaup, 1858, Einige Ceramb., 7 (Sumatra).

Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 21.xii.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Host records: Castilla (Dammerman, 1919),
Artocarpus integra, Artocarpus polyphemia (Gater,
1925).
Distribution: Borneo, Java, Sumatra, Flores Is.,
Thailand, Malay Peninsula (Gilmour, 1958).

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94. Batocera parryi Hope (Pl.10, Fig. 94)
Batocera parryi Hope, 1845, Trans. Entomol. Soc. London, 4:77

Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

(India).

Specimens examined: 1 ♀, LT, 25.v-2.vi.1999,
Rofik Sofyan leg.;1♀, 10.iii.2000, E. Cholik and Rofik
Sofyan leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, India, Myanmar, Laos,
Tonkin (Breuning, S., 1962).
95. Batocera gigas Drapiez (Pl.10, Figs. 95 and 95’)
Batocera gigas Drap., 1819, Ann. Gen. Sc. phys., 3:273, pl.XLII,

100. Parasophronica albomaculata Breuning (Pl.11,
Figs. 100 and 100’)
Parasophronica albomaculata Breun., Bull. Inst. roy. Sc. Nat.
Belg., 32(25):9 (Sumatra).

Specimens examined: 1♂1♀, LT, 8.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution:Sumatra, N. Vietnam (Breuning,S.,
1963), Java (New to Java).

Fig.1 (Java).

Specimen examined:1♂, 24.xi.2000, Rofik Sofyan
and Sarino leg.
Host record: Ficus (Dammerman, 1913).
Distribution: Java.
Tribe Gnomini Thomson, 1864
96. Gnoma sticticollis Thomson (Pl.10, Figs. 96 and96’)
Gnoma sticticollis Thoms., 1857, Arch Entomol. 1:188 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1 ♂, MT, 9-16.v.2000, E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♀, MT, 25.vii1.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♀, MT, 310.x.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♀, MT, 512.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1♂, MT,1219.xii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.
97. Psectrocera plumigera (Westwood) (Pl.10, Fig. 97)
Gnoma? plumigera Westw., 1848, Cab. Orient. Entomol., 11,101. Anaesthetobrium sp.1 (Pl.11, Fig. 101)
Specimen examined: 1♂, LT, 15.iii.1999, Woro
A.N. and Rofik Sofyan leg.
102. Anaesthetobrium sp.2 (Pl.11, Fig. 102)
Specimen examined: 1♀, LT, 9.iv.2000, E. Cholik
and Sarino leg.
Tribe Nyctimeniini Thomson, 1864
103. Nyctimenius varicornis (Fabricius) (Pl.11, Fig.
103)
Saperda varicornis F., 1801, Syst. El., II:325 (Sumatra).
Nyctimene agrioides Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., I:314 (Java).
Nyctimene varicornis: Auriv., 1922, Ark. f. Zool., 14(18):20.
Nyctimenius varicornis: Breun., 1963, Cat. Lam. Monde, 7:463.

Specimen examined:1♀, MT, 29.viii-5.ix.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Malay
Peninsula (Breuning, 1963).

pl.5,Fig.5 (Java).
Psectocera plumosa: Pascoe, 1866, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,

Tribe Acanthocinini Lacordaire, 1872
104. Exocentrus drescheri Fisher (Pl.11, Fig. 104)

(3)III:311.
Psectocera plumigera: Dillon and Dillon, 1951, Philipp. Jl. Sci.,
79(1):22.

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 6-13.vi.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java, Borneo, Sumatra, PNG (Dillon
and Dillon, 1951).
Tribe Rhodopinini Gressitt, 1951
98. Epicasta ocelata Thomson (Pl.10, Fig. 98)
Epicasta ocelata Thoms., 1864, Syst. Cer., p.90 (Java).

Exocentrus drescheri Fish., 1934, Stylops, 3:36,41 Java).

Specimens examined: 2♂♂2♀♀, 14.iv.2000, H.
Makihara, Woro A.N., E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java
105. Sciades (Miaenia) minutus (Fisher) (Pl.11, Fig.
105)
Miaenia minuta Fish., Tidschr. Entomol., 79:196 (Java).
Sciades (Miaenia) minutus: Breun., 1977, Mitt. Zool. Mus.
Berlin, 53(2):246.

Specimen examined: 1 ♂, MT, 9-16.i.2001, S.
Kahono, E. Cholik and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Borneo (Makihara et al., 2002), Java.

Specimen examined: 1♂, 7.vii.2000, Rofik Sofyan
and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

99. Rhodopina javana Aurivillius (Pl.10, Figs 99 and99’)

106. Ostedes sp., affinis O. pauperatus Pascoe (Pl.11,
Fig. 106)Specimen examined: 1 ♀, LT, 6.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.

Rhodopina javana Auriv., 1907, Ark. f. Zool., 3(18):30 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♀, 27.v-2.vi.1999, T. Ueno
and Rofik Sofyan leg.; 1♂, 28.ix.2000, Woro A.N., E.

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Tribe Saperdini Mulsant, 1839
107. Menesia javanica Breuning (Pl.11, Figs. 107 and107’)
Menesia javanica Breun., 1954, Entomol. Arb. Mus. Frey, 5:416(Java).

Specimens examined: 2♀♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. 1♀, MT, 16-23.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java.

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Mus. Frey, 7:118.

Specimen examined:1♀, 26.iv.2001, H. Makiharaleg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Malay
Peninsula, Nias Is. (Breuning, S., 1956).
113. Glenea (Glenea) dimidiata arcuatefasciata Pic(Pl.12, Fig. 113)
Glenea dimidiata arcuatefasciata Pic, 1943, Echange, 59(493):12(Java).

108. Menesia sp., affinis M. vittata (Aurivilius) (Pl.11,
Figs. 108 and 108’)
Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 28.iii-4.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 24-31.x.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
109. Serixia sp.1 (Pl.12, Figs. 109 and 109’)Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 2-9.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
110. Serixia sp.2 (Pl.12, Figs. 110 and 110’)Specimen examined: 1♀, 13.iii.1999, Woro A.N.
and Rofik Sofyan leg.
111. Glenea (Acutoglenea) acuta (Fabricius) (Pl.12,
Figs. 111, 111’, 111’’ and 111’’’)
Saperda acuta F., 1801, Syst. El., II:327 (Sumatra).
Saperda lineosa Guér., 1837, Belanger, Voyage Ind. Or., p.489,
pl.II, Fig.8 (Java).
Saperda ochracea Guér., 1837, Belanger, Voyage Ind. Or., p.495,
pl.II, Fig.9 (Java).
Saperda miles Newm., 1838, Entomol. Mag., 5:395.
Satibara ana Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., I:145.

Glenea (Glenea) dimidiata arcuatefasciata: Breun., 1958,
Entomol. Arb. Mus. Frey, 9:336.

Specimens examined:1♀, MT, 26-30.x.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1♀, MT, 2-9.v.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.;1♀, MT, 16-23.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Host record: Eugenia subglauca (Kalshoven, 1955).
Distribution: Java, [another subspecies: Sumatra,
Borneo, Malay Peninsula, Sumbawa Is.(Breuning, S.,
1958b)].
114. Glenea (Glenea) sp.1 (Pl.12, Figs. 114 and 114’)
Specimens examined:1♀, 27.v-2.vi.1999, T. Ueno
and Rofik Sofyan leg. ;1♀, MT, 28.xi-5.xii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
115. Glenea (Glenea) signatifrons Gahan (Pl.13, Figs.
115 and 115’)
Glenea signatifrons Gah,. 1897, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,(6)XIX:489 (Java, Sumatra).
Glenea bistrimaculata Pic,. 1943, Opusc. Mart., XI:6 (Malacca,
Java).
Glenea (Glenea) signatifrons: Breun,. 1956, Entomol. Arb. Mus.

Satibara sanguinaria Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entoml., I:146.

Frey, 7:835.

Volumnia acuta: Thoms., 1860, Ess. Class. Cer., p.59.

Specimens examined: 1♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.; 2♀♀, MT, 28.xi-5.xii.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 6-12.vi.2000,S.
Kahono leg. ;1♀, MT, 6-13.vi.2000, E. Cholik andSarino leg. ;1♂, MT, 17-24.xi.2000, Rofik Sofyan andSarino leg.;1♀, MT, 31.x-7.xi.2000, Woro A.N., E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1♀, MT, 7-14.xi.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1 ♀, 14.iv.2001, H.
Makihara,Woro A.N., and E. Cholik leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Malay Peninsula.

Glenea acuta: Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:386.
Glenea miles: Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:412.
Glenea ochracea: Gah., 1897, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (6)XIX:492.
Glenea (Acutoglenea) acuta: Breun. 1958, Entomol. Arb. Mus.
Frey, 9:838.

Specimens examined: 1 ♀, MT, 18-25.vii.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1 ♂, MT, 25.vii1.viii.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ; 1♂, MT, 1017.x.2000, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo (Breuning, S.,
1958b).
112. Glenea (Macroglenea) nympha Thomson (Pl.12,
Fig. 112)116. Glenea (Glenea) sp.2 (Pl.13, Figs. 116 and 116’)
Specimens examined:1♂, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1♂, MT, 22-29.viii.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1 ♂ , MT, 2128.xi.2000, Woro A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.; 1♂,
14.iv.2001, H. Makihara,Woro A.N., and E. Cholik leg.

Glenea nympha Thoms., 1865, Syst. Cer., p.560 (Malaysia).
Glenea (Macroglenea) nympha: Breun., 1956, Entomol. Arb.

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(Pl.13, Figs. 117 and 117’)Specimen examined:1♂, MT, 26-28.i.2000, Woro
A.N., E. Cholik and Sarino leg.

122. Loboberea pygidialis (Gahan) (Pl.14, Figs. 122
and 122’)
Oberea pygidialis Gah., 1907, Ann. Mus. civ. Genova, (3)III:100(Sumatra).

118. Glenea (Glenea) sp.4 (Pl.13, Figs. 118 and 118’)
Specimens examined:1♂, MT, 28.iii-4.iv.2000,E.
Cholik and Sarino leg.;1 ♀, MT, 11-18.iv.2000, E.
Cholik and Sarino leg. ;1♂, MT, 25.iv-2.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.;1 ♂, MT, 2-7.v.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.; 1♀, MT, 3-10.x.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg. ;1♂1♀, MT, 28.xi-5.xii.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg. ;1♂, MT, 5-12.xii.2000,
Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.

Loboberea pygidialis: Breun., 1954, Entomol. Arb. Mus. Frey,
5:532.

Specimen examined:1♂,MT, 9-14.iii.2000, Rofik
Sofyan and Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Malay Peninsula(Breuning, S., 1954).
123. Oberea javanicola Breuning (Pl.14, Figs. 123 and123’)
Oberea javanicola Breun., 1950, Bull. Inst. roy. Sc. Nat. Belg.,

119. Glenea (Glenea) mathematica Thomson (Pl.13,
Figs. 119 and 119’)
Stibara mathematica Thoms., 1857, Arch. Entomol., 1:144(Malacca).

24(12):28 (Java).

Specimens examined: 1♂, iv.1999, Tatalinic and E.
Cholik leg.; 1♂, 27.iv.2001, Woro A.N. leg.
Distribution: Java.

Glenea mathematica: Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,(3)III:398.
Glenea Weyersi Auriv., 1907, Ark. f. Zool., 3(18):36 (Sumatra)
Glenea anona Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,

124. Oberea sp. (Pl.14, Figs. 124 and 124’)
Specimen examined: 1 ♀, MT, 21-28.iii.2000,E.
Cholik, Rofik Sofyan and Sarino leg.

(3)III:393 (Singapore).
Glenea alysson Pasc., 1866, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., p.261, pl.28,
Fig.8 (Singapore).
Glenea (Glenea) mathematica: Breun., 1956, Entomol. Arb. Mus.
Frey, 7:845.

125. Oberea neptis Pascoe (Pl.14, Figs. 125 and 125’)
Oberea neptis Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entom. Soc. Lond., (3)III:425(Sarawak).
Oberea drescheri Fish., 1937, Treubia, 16:201 (Java).

Specimen examined:1 ♂, MT, 6-12.xi.1998, E.
Cholik and A. Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra., Borneo, Malay
Peninsula, Batoe Is. (Breuning, S., 1956).

Specimen examined: 1♀, MT, 16-23.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Simalur(Breuning, S., 1960-1962).

120. Glenea (Glenea) dejeani Gahan (Pl.13, Figs. 120
and 120’)

126. Oberea denominata Plaviltshikov (Pl.14, Figs. 126
and 126’)

Glenea dejeani Gah., 1889, Trans. Entom. Soc. Lond., 218(Java).
Glenea (Glenea) dejeani: Breun., 1956, Entomol. Arb. Mus.

Oberea denominata Plav., 1926, Enc. Entomol. ser.B, II,
Col.1:64.
Oberea limbata Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond.,

Frey, 7:889.

(3)III:433 (Singapore).

Specimen examined:1♀, MT, 26.xii.2000-2.i.2001,
S. Kahono, E. Cholik and A. Sarino leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra., Malay Peninsula(Breuning, S., 1956).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 6-13.vi.2001, HT,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Malay
Peninsula (Breuning, S., 1960-1962).

121. Glenea (Glenea) manto Pascoe (Pl.14, Figs. 121
and 121’)127. Nupserha fricator (Dalman) (Pl.15, Figs. 127 and127’)

Glenea manto Pasc., 1866, Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond., 262(Malacca).
Glenea (Glenea) manto: Breun., 1958, Entomol. Arb. Mus. Frey,

Saperda fricator Dalm., 1817, Schoh., Syn. Ins., 13, Append., 183(Java).
Nupserha fricator: Pasc., 1867, Trans. Entomol. Sooc. Lond.,

9:284.

(3)III:414 (Malacca, Sulawesi).

Specimen examined: 1♂, HT, 23-30.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Distribution: Java, Sumatra., Borneo, Malay
Peninsula (Breuning, S., 1958).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 13-20.vi.2001, MT,
Woro A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
Host record: Ipomea batatas (Duffy, 1968).
Distribution: Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi,

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Malay Peninsula, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, China,
Philippines (Gressitt at al., 1970).
128. Astathes cincta Gahan (Pl.15, Fig. 128)
Astathes cincta Gah., 1901, Trans. Entomol. Soc. Lond., 58. pl.4,

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Fig.6 (Java).

Specimen examined: 1♂, MT, 1-8.v.2001, Woro
A.N. and S. Kahono leg.
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Pl.1: 1. Typodryas chalybeata (Pascoe), ♂, 20mm. 2. Rhaphipodus (Rhaphipodus) suturalis Serville, ♀, 39mm. 3.
Megopis cinnamonea Lansberge, ♂, 20mm. 4. Megopis costata Lansberge, ♂, 27mm. 5. Sarmydus antennatus
Pascoe, ♀, 25mm. 6. Trypogeus javanicus Aurivillius, ♂, 8.8mm. 7. Pseudoparanaspia sp., affinis P.
lepturoides Pascoe, ♀, 8.0mm. 8. Trachylophus approximator Gahan, ♀, 40mm. 9. Dialeges undulatus
villosicornis Schwarzer, ♂, 20mm. 10. Xystrocera festiva Thomson, ♀, 40mm. 11. Stenodryas sp.1, ♂, 11.0mm.
11’. Ditto, ♀, 11.2mm.

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Pl.2: 12. Stenodryas sp.2 affinis S. unicolor Hüdepohl, ♂, 10.1mm. 13. Ceresium zeylanicum White, ♀, 11.2mm. 14.
Rosalia (Eurybatus) decempunctata (Westwood), ♂, 19mm. 15. Xylotrechus buqueti (C. et G.), ♂, 12mm. 16.
Xylotrechus imperfectus Chevrolat, ♂, 13mm. 17. Xylotrechus decoratus Pascoe, ♀, 8.7mm. 18. Xylotrechus
pulchra Aurivillius, ♂, 9.5mm. 19. Xylotrechus biimpressus Aurivillius, ♂, 10.5mm. 20. Xylotrechus fluctuosus(Pascoe), ♀, 8.6mm. 21. Psilomerus procerus Holzschuh, ♂, 7.4mm. 22. Demonax exilis Pascoe, ♀, 5.2mm.
23. Demonax javanicus Fisher, ♂, 14.5mm.

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Pl.3: 24. Demonax elongatulus (Castelnau et Gory), ♀, 18mm. 25. Demonax drescheri Fisher, ♀, 9.8mm. 26.
Demonax polyzonus Pascoe, ♀, 14mm. 27. Demonax lineolatus Redtenbacher, ♀, 7.2mm. 28. Demonax sp.1, ♂,9mm. 29. Demonax sp.2, ♀, 9.2mm. 30. Demonax sp.3, ♂, 9.3mm. 31. Demonax sp.4, affinis D. drescheri, ♀,10mm. 32. Demonax sp.5, ♀, 12mm. 33. Demonax sp.6, affinis D. drescheri,♀, 9mm.

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Pl.4: 34. Anancylus (Anancylus) calceatus Thomson, ♂, 11.6mm. 34’. Ditto, ♀, 16.5mm. 35. Cacia (Cacia) curta
Breuning, ♂, 9.5mm. 35’. Ditto, ♀, 10.3mm. 36. Cacia (Ipocregyes) bituberosa Breuning, ♂, 11.5mm. 36’.
Ditto, ♀, 12.0mm. 37. Cacia (Ipocregyes) subfasciata Schwarzer, ♂, 9.0mm. 37’. Ditto, ♀, 9.5mm. 38. Cacia(Ipocregyes) setulosa Pascoe, ♂, 10.8mm. 39. Apomecyna tigrina Thomson, ♂, 9.0mm. 40. Sybra (Sybra)
bisignata Schwarzer♂, 13.5mm. 41. Sybra javana Breuning, ♂, 6.5mm.

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Pl.5: 42. Sybra (Sybra) fuscotriangularis Breuning, ♂, 4.0mm. 43. Sybra (Sybra) binotata Gahan,♀, 9.7mm. 44.
Sybra (Sybra) obliquefasciata Breuning, ♀, 9.4mm. 45. Sybra (Sybra) fervida Pascoe, ♀, 7.5mm. 46. Sybra(Sybra) sp., affinis S. pseudalternans Breuning,♀, 9.5mm. 47. Sybra (Pseudatelais) ? sp., ♂, 11.5mm. 48.
Epilysta mucida Pascoe, ♀, 7.5mm. 49. Zorilispe spinipennis Breuning,♀, 7.0mm. 50. Ropica transversmaculata
Breuning, ♂, 8.0mm. 51. Ropica strandi Breuning, ♀, 6.0mm. 52. Ropica laterifusca Breuning et de Jong, ♀,3.5mm. 53. Ropica densepunctata Breuning et de Jong, ♂, 5.5mm.

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Pl.6: 54. Atrichocera sp. affinis A. moultoni Aurivillius, ♂, 7mm. 54’: Ditto, lateral view. 55. Mimosybra
mediomaculata Breuning, ♂, 11.6mm. 56. Cleptometopus montanus (Pascoe), ♀, 10.3mm. 57. Cleptometopus
javanicus Breuning, ♂, 13.4mm. 57’. Ditto. 58. Pothyne sp., ♂, 10.9mm. 58’. Ditto. 59. Pseudohyllisia sp., ♂,9mm. 60. Mispila venosa Pascoe, ♀, 12.4mm. 61.Mispila sp. affinis obliquevittata Breuning, ♂, 9.5mm. 62.
Mispilodes borneensis Breuning, ♀, 7.2mm.

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Pl.7: 63. Etaxalus iliacus Pascoe, ♀, 15.5mm. 63’. Ditto, lateral view. 64. Pterolophia melanura (Pascoe), ♀,10.6mm. 65. Pterolophia obliquefasciculata Breuning et de Jong, ♀, 14.5mm. 66. Pterolophia mediocarinata
Breuning, ♀, 8.9mm. 67. Pterolophia olivacea Breuning et de Jong, ♂, 6.8mm. 68. Pterolophia sp., affinis P.
nigroconjuncta Breuning et de Jong, ♀, 4.2mm. 69. Pterolophia simulans Breuning et de Jong, ♀, 8.9mm. 70.
Pterolophia lunigera Aurivillius, ♀, 12.8mm. 70’. Ditto, lateral view. 71. Egesina (Egesina) fusca (Fisher), ♀,5.1mm. 72. Egesina (Callienispa) javana Fisher, ♂, 6.0mm.

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Pl.8: 73. Gyaritus javanicus Breuning et de Jong, ♂, 7.4mm. 73’. Ditto, lateral view. 74. Gyaritus fuscosignatus
Breuning et de Jong, ♂, 3.6mm. 75. Amechana javanica Breuning, ♂, 16.6mm. 76. Epepeotes luscus (Fabricius),♂, 23mm. 77. Epepeotes spinosus (Thomson), ♂, 23mm. 78. Epicedia trimaculata (Chevrolat), ♀, 27mm. 79.
Myagrus javanicus Breuning, ♀, 14mm. 80. Celosterna stolzi Ritsema, ♂, 28.5mm. 81. Pseudomyagrus
waterhousei (Gahan), ♂, 16.5mm. 81’. Ditto, ♀, 26.4mm.

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Pl.9: 82. Anhammus daleni Guérin, ♂, 36mm. 82’. Ditto, ♀, 29mm. 83. Pharsalia (Pharsalia) mortalis (Thomson),♂, 18mm. 83’. Ditto, ♀, 19.5mm. 84. Pharsalia (Eopharsalia) granulipennis Breuning et de Jong, ♂, 15.5mm.
85. Acalolepta sp. 1, affinis A. dispar (Pascoe), ♂, 14mm. 86. Acalolepta montana (Aurivillius), ♂, 10.5mm. 87.
Acalolepta sp. 2, affinis A. montana, ♂, 15mm. 88. Acalolepta javanica (Breuning), ♀, 15.3mm. 89. Acalolepta
rusticatorix (Fabricius), ♀, 15.5mm. 90. Acalolepta laevifrons (Aurivillius), ♂, 18mm. 90’. Ditto, ♀, 21.5mm.

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Pl.10: 91. Sternohammus strandi Breuning, ♂, 15.6mm. 92. Xoes egeria Pascoe, ♀, 11.3mm. 93. Apriona flavescens
Kaup, ♂, 41mm. 94. Batocera parryi Hope, ♀, 47mm. 95. Batocera gigas Drapiez, ♂, 57mm. 95’. Ditto. 96.
Gnoma sticticollis Thomson, ♂, 21mm. 96’. Ditto. 97. Psectrocera plumigera (Westwood), ♀, 18mm. 98.
Epicasta ocelata Thomson, ♂, 17.4mm. 99. Rhodopina javana Aurivillius, ♂, 17mm. 99’. Ditto., ♀, 18mm.

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Pl.11: 100. Parasophronica albomaculata Breuning, ♂, 8.7mm. 100’. Ditto, lateral view. 101. Anaesthetobrium sp.1,♂, 6.5mm. 102. Anaesthetobrium sp.2, ♀, 5.5mm. 103. Nyctimenius varicornis (Fabricius), ♀, 15.3mm. 104.
Exocentrus drescheri Fisher, ♀, 4.8mm. 105. Sciades (Miaenia) minutus (Fisher), ♀, 3.5mm. 106. Ostedes sp.
affinis O. pauperatus Pascoe, ♀, 9.0mm. 107. Menesia javanica Breuning, ♂, 8.9mm. 107’. Ditto, ♀, 10.2mm.
108. Menesia sp., affinis M. vittata (Aurivilius), ♀, 6.8mm. 108’. Ditto, lateral view.

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Pl.12: 109. Serixia sp.1, ♀, 7.4mm. 109’. Ditto, lateral view. 110. Serixia sp.2, ♀, 8.5mm. 110’. Ditto, lateral view.
111. Glenea (Acutoglenea) acuta (Fabricius),♂, 14.5mm. 111’. Ditto, lateral view. 111”. Ditto, ♀, 13mm.
111’’’. Ditto, lateral view. 112. Glenea (Macroglenea) nympha Thomson, ♀, 17.3mm. 113. Glenea (Glenea)
dimidiata arcuatefasciata Pic, ♀, 14.5mm. 114. Glenea (Glenea) sp.1, ♂, 13mm. 114’. Ditto, lateral view.

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Pl.13: 115. Glenea (Glenea) signatifrons Gahan, ♂, 10.2mm. 115’. Ditto, lateral view. 116. Glenea (Glenea) sp.2, ♂,8.0mm. 116’. Ditto, lateral view. 117. Glenea (Glenea) sp.3 affinis G. blandina Pascoe, ♂, 12.3mm. 117’. Ditto,
lateral view. 118. Glenea (Glenea) sp.4, ♀, 13mm. 118’. Ditto, lateral view. 119. Glenea (Glenea) mathematica
Thomson, ♀, 9.5mm. 119’. Ditto, lateral view. 120. Glenea (Glenea) dejeani Gahan, ♀, 16.1mm. 120’. Ditto,
lateral view.

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Pl.14: 121. Glenea (Glenea) manto Pascoe, ♂, 10.2mm. 121’. Ditto, lateral view. 122. Loboberea pygidialis (Gahan),♂, 14.4mm. 122’. Ditto, lateral view. 123. Oberea javanicola Breuning, ♂, 16mm. 123’. Ditto, lateral view.
124. Oberea sp., ♀, 8.3mm. 124’. Ditto, lateral view. 125. Oberea neptis Pascoe, ♀, mm. 125’. Ditto, lateralview. 126. Oberea denominata Plav., ♂, 15.4mm. 126’. Ditto, lateral view

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Pl.15: 127. Nupserha fricator (Dalman), ♂, 10mm. 127’. Ditto, lateral view. 128. Astathes cincta Gahan, ♀, 9.5mm.

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Features of cerambycid-fauna in the Gunung
Harimun National Park
There are 128 species recorded in the National Park,of which 99 species (77%) were identified at the researchsite of Gunung Halimun National Park (GHNP). Of these99 species identified here, 43 (43%) are endemic to Java.
Of the known distributions of the 56 non-endemic
Java species that live in the GHNP, 36 (36%) occur in
Sumatra, 41 (41%) in Borneo, 22 (22%) in the Malay
Peninsula, 16 (16%) in Indo-China including Thailand
and Myanmar, 6 (6%) in Sulawesi, 4 (4%) in Philippinesand 1 (1%) occur in PNG (Fig.129). It is obvious thatmany species occur on the western side of Wallace’sLine. So, many members are also shared with the faunaof the Malay region.
Acknowledgement
Without the cooperation and understanding of many
people and institutions in Indonesia and Japan, it would
not have been possible to make this report. We wish to
express our sincere thanks to Dr. Arie Budiman, Directorof Puslit Biologi-LIPI, Dr. Siti Nuramaliati Prijono,
Head of Bidang Zoologi, Puslit Biologi-LIPI, and Dr. T.
Toma of CIFOR for their encouragement and giving an
opportunity to carry out this project. Our thanks are due
to Dr. Sih Kahono for his cooperation in the collection
and field work. We also thank to Messrs. Endang Cholik,
M. Rofik Sofyan, Sarino, Darmawan and Rina Rahmatiah
for their assistance in the field work activities andmanagement of the specimens. Finally we wish to thankour research colleagues for this project in Cibinong, theJICA office in Jakarta and Tokyo, and the FFPRI in
Tsukuba for their support and help.
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Longicorn Beetles from Gunung Halimun

槇原寛 1)＊・WORO A. NOERDJITO 2)・SUGIARTO 3)

要旨
グヌン・ハリムーン国立公園は約40,000ヘクタール、海抜500〜1929mで、ジャワ西部では最も大規模な天然林を有している。この地域の生物相調査を 1997 年からインドネシア (RDCB-LIPI) と日本の JICA
(Biodiversity Conservation Project) が共同で行ってきた。調査地は海抜約1,000mで面積も数ヘクタールと国立公園のごく一部にすぎない。多数の昆虫が捕獲されているが、未同定のものが大半で、比較的よく知られているカミキリムシ類はこれまで128種が確認された。そして、詳細な同定作業の結果、99種の種名を決定することができた。そのうち、43種がジャワ島特産種で、さらに10種がジャワ未記録種であった。本文では、未同定を含む128種全てを図示し、そのデータ、分布を記し、ホスト、生態が知られているものは追記した。
また、簡単ではあるが、カミキリムシ相の特徴についても記述した。

1)* 森林総合研究所 海外研究領域 〒305-8687 つくば市松の里１2) インドネシア科学院 生物学研究センター 動物学研究所
3) 愛媛大学

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