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Eli・t・,a,Tok、,o,25(2):271-278,November15,1997 TemporalChangeintheNumberofLongicornBeetles (Coleoptera,Cerambycidae)CapturedonFlowers attheIntervalsofThreeHoursoverSixDays YoichiSAKAKIBARA,Ryutar0IWATA,HirotakaKOBAYASHI and Akiomi YAMANE DepartmentofForestScienceandResources,CollegeofBioresourceSciences, NihonUniversity,1866Kameino,Fujisawa,252Japan Abstract Cerambycid beetleswerecaptured on two flower species, A1-tlncus s.ylveste・,(yamabuki-shoma)andAngelicapc、,c/ada(shishi-udo)、attheintervalsofthree hoursduringsixdaysfromthe10thtot6thAugust,1993inaJapanesebeech(F◆agusc・,e- nata) forest,atMinakami,GunmaPrefecture,Japan.Duringthesixdays,577individuals of llspecies,belongingtotheLepturinaeonly,werecaptured.Pic/onlatakechi1hadthe greatestnumberofindividuals(475;82.3%).Inmostofthespeciesalmostconstantnum- berofindividualswerecapturedeverydayfromthewild ewers.Thenumberoftotalbee- tle individuals,aswellasthoseofallthebeetlespecies,decreasedconsiderablyandsome- timesnonewereobtainedatnight. Flowersare utilized as important foodsource by many beetlespecies, among whicharecerambycids,aboveall,mostspeciesofthesubfamilyLepturinaeandsome ofthesubfamilyCerambycinae. 0naflower, theynot onlyeat itsnectarandpollen, bututilizeitasamatingsite(KANDA,1981;KUBoK1, l987).Ontheotherhan ceram- bycidbeetlesareimportantpollinators for floweringplantssothattheyarecontribut- ingthenatural regenerationof forestsinsomepartsoftheworld.Althoughtherela- tionsbetween cerambycidbeetlesandflowers arenotsoobligatory andspecific in comparisonwiththosebetweenbeesormothsand flowers,many cerambycidspecies visit flowers ofcertain speciesat acertain locality andseason (WATANABE, 1969; KUBoKl, l978,1990;KANDA, 1980, l989,1991;SAIToeta1.,1981a,b).Ontheother hand, degreeof activity ofcerambycid beetles on flowerschanges with timeand weatherwithinaday (WATANABE, 1976; KUBoKI, 1978). In thisconnection, however, noreportshavebeenmadeonaday-and-nightobservationofcerambycidbeetlecom- munityonflowers,theirnightbehaviorbeingveryunfamiliartous. Wehavereportedcomparisonofbeetlesamplescapturedbyinsecttrapswithben- zylacetate(possessinga oralscent)andcommunityofmanuallycapturedbeetleson flowersinJapaninorder toclarifylimitationintheuseoftrapsinstudyingfieldbeetle communities(SAKAKIBARAeta1.,1996).Incloseconnectionwiththis,wereporthere thetemporalchangeofappearanceofcerambycidbeetleson flowersattheintervalsof 272 Yoicl、iSAKAKIBARAeta/ threehoursoversixdays Materialsand Method 1. Studysite. Investigationwasconducted incloseconnectionwith theone that was reported elsewhere(SAKAKIBARAeta1.,1996)inaJapanesebeech(taguscrenataBLUME) for- estalongtheTashirozawaforestroad(altitude1,400m),Minakami,GunmaPrefecture, Japan. Thisnatural forestisinawellpreservedprimarycondition,where fellinghas beendoneonlypartlyinthepast. 2. Capt1,t1-eofbeetle.s・on owe,・s. Duringthesixdays fromthe10th to t6thAugust 1993,cerambycidbeetleswere captured from flowersevery threehours (0:00,3:00, 6:00, 9:00, l2:00, 15:00, 18:00 and21:00),wheretheinterval(3hours)isregardedas“bout”.Theflowersbelongedto Al・uncus sylvester KosTEL (yamabuki-shoma; 20 plants) and Angelica polyclada FRANcH(shishi-udo;1plant),whichwerebloomingatthesideoftheforestroad.They werecapturedbyhandsoastoavoiddamagingflowers,withanetplacedbeneaththe ewerstopreventbeetleflight.Duringthesameperiod,meteorological factorssuchas weather,windstrength, temperatureandhumiditywererecorded(seeSAKAKIBARAet a1.(1996) forthedetailedmethods).Thebeetlescapturedonflowerswerepreservedin avial with75%ethanol. Results Overthesixdays,577cerambycidindividualsof11species,allbelongingtothe subfamilyLepturinae,werecaptured(Tablet). ThegenusPidomawasthedominant Table 1. Totalindividualnumberofeachspeciescapturedonflowers. Species Numberofindividuals Gaul'otesdo''slBATES 4 Pfdonl'aoOsctlrfo''(Pie) 3 RtakechiiKuBoK1 475 Rg'a11at''11(BATES) 36 aeg''ofa(BATES) 1 //11wa1(MATSUSHITA) 3 Pamentata(BATES) 2 'nasa f YAsHI 30 Co・,ennysso,-1cataBATES 1 ep1u1-a'mmlcaBATES 2 Pa''ast''angalisn、'''リ:lhula(BATES) 20 Total 577 TemporalChangeo「LongicornNumberonFlowers 273 with7species(64%) and550individuals(95%). Pidonla takech1l KuBoKIhadthe greatestnumber ofindividuals(475;82%).Amongtheotherspecieswithcompara- tivelylargenumberofindividuals(morethan10)are1)gla11at1・ixl(BATES)(36;6.24%), masakiiHAYAsHI (30;5.2%)andPal-asti'angalisnymphtlla(BATES)(20;3.47%). Changesinthenumberofindividualsofthesefourdominantspeciesareshownin Fig. 1. As forPtakech11, thenumberofindividualscapturedshowedasinglepeak withineachday,althoughthepeakonthe13thwasveryobscure,withsimilarnumber ofindividualsbeingcapturedover4bouts from9:00to t8:00.Thecapturepeakal- waysoccurredinthe5thbout(12:00-15:00)except for the14thwhenitoccurredin the7thbout (18:00-21:00). Thenumber ofindividualscaptureddecreased consider- ably fromdaytimetowardnighttogivenothingaftermidnightinmostofthedays.The weatherchangedconsiderablyduringtheperiodofstudy(Fig 2).However,asisseen fromacomparisonofFigs. 1and2,ourtrial failedtodetectanysimilarmeteorological sequences among days, nor any correlations between the capture pattern and the weatherpattern. As fortheotherspecies,detailsofcapturepatternwerenotclearlypresentedon accountofasmallnumberofindividualscapturedperbout.Theywerenotcapturedat nightexceptthatafewindividualsof ,nasakii were foundonthe flowersaround mid- night. Theresultsshown inFig. 1wererearranged in Fig 3 bycombining8 intervals intoone,thatis,onedaybeingregardedasalongbout.Thecorrelationcoefficientsof the total numberofindividualscapturedoneachdaywith thetemperature(meanand maximum)andhumidity(meanandminimum)wereasfollows: for i:) takechii,mean temp.1-= -0.349,max temp.1・= -0.957,meanhum.1・=0.698,minhum. ,・= -0.831; for g,・a11at,-ix,meantemp.,・=0.726,max temp.1-=0.677,meanhum.1-=0.309,min. hum r=0.105; for i)1nasaki1,meantemp.1-=0.412,max temp.,・=0.450,meanhum. 1・=0.225,min.hum.1-=0.2; forRll、,,nphula,meantemp.1-= -0.250,max temp. ,-= -0.219,meanhum.,-=0.556,min. hum.,=0.492.Ofthese, onlysignificant was the negativecorrelationbetween theindividualnumberofPtakechiiand themaximum temperature(p<0.02). Ontheotherhand, thetotalnumberofindividualscapturedoneachdaydidnot varysignificantly (for takechlt, 2=5.493, df-4,p>0.2; for masakii, 2=7.2, df 4,p>0.1;fori:)nymphula,χ2=2.556,(d二f=4,p>0.5)exceptfor gra11atri)cwhose individualnumbervariedsignificantly( 2=9.5,df=4,pく0.05). Discussion AlthoughmostspeciesoftheLepturinaearediurnal flower-visitingcerambycids inJapan,somespeciesofthegenusPldoniahavebeenreportedtobeactiveatnight (TAKAI,1983;MAKIHARA&SAIT0,1988).Inthepresentstudy,however,thenumberof individualsofPidonlaspp decreasedconsiderablyontheflowersandnonewereob- tainedatmostnights. It issupposedthatsomePidonlaspecieshaveapotentialityof 274 Yoichi SAKAKIBARAeta1 A: P. takechli s40 n一一一 Pl:AIP30 u-20 -o .I910 q nN日 0 ll Aug. l2Aug. l3Aug. l4Aug. 15Au9 B: P gra11atrix s--en4 P-3 :> -P u一2 一 o 」 1 a omn N ll Aug. 12Aug. 13Aug. 14Ag. l5Au9 C: P masakii S40 np-:一一一>30 -p u一20 0一一 3」 10 q nN日 0 11Aug. l2Aug. l3Aug. 14Ag l5Aug D: P. nymphula s-40 e nPI30 A -Pu[・ 20 - o .10 n o 日 nN 0 ll Aug. 12Aug. l3Ag. l4Aug 15Aug. Fig. 1. Temporalchangesofthenumbersofindividualsofcerambycidbeetlescapturedon ewersduring thesixdaystudyperiodattheintervalsofthreehours nocturnalactivitywhichmaybelimitedbycircumstances;thenocturnalactivityofPi- doniaspeciesprovedtobeuncommon,andtheiroccurrenceonflowersatnightispos- siblyascribedtotheirprolongedstayfromthedaytime. Inthepresentstudy,medium-sizedlepturinespecies,suchasR takech11and gra11atrix,dominatedontheflowersinnumber,whilethelarge-sizedspeciesappeared TemporalChangeofLongicomNumberonFlowers 275 A: Weathertype [コ Clear Cloudy cloudyandclear c1oudyandrainy - Rainy Rainyandcloudy 11August 12August 13August 14August 15August B: Temperatureandhumidity 25 100 ( 〇。 ・一、 ) (l) n-」 15 50 >、 e 」 E a) d コ E 工 3,-,. 5 0 11August 12August 13August 14August 15August C: Wind strength 0 (L) 一 e () s 一」 5 o -. n o (l) oa 0 11August 12August 13August 14August 15Au9uSt Fjg 2. Temporalchangesofmeteorological factorsduringthesixdaystudyperiodattheintervalsof threehours(SAKAKIBARAeta1.,1996). inlimitednumbers(e.g.genusLeptura).Duringtheconnectedinvestigationwithtraps fromJuly23rdtoAugust23rd,1993(SAKAKIBARAeta1., l996),other11speciesofce- rambycidbeetleswerecapturedbythetrapsinadditiontothe11speciescapturedon 276 YoichiSAKAKIBARAel11 A: Dr: ta ech1ユ s 00 nP一一一 -:A -P u一 50 o一 a」 q E nN 0 11 Aug. l2Aug. 13Aug. l4Aug. 15Au9 B: P: gra atri S 00 --e :np - ;>- pu- 50 J 〇 」 aq En N 0 ll Aug. 12Aug. l3Aug. l4Aug. 15Aug C: Dr: asa ・ s--en 00 P-:A-P ut 50 Jo 」 oq u-n N 0 ll Aug. l2Aug. 13Aug. l4Aug. l5Au9 D: Dr: nymphula s 00 n一一一 P-:A -P u一 50 o一 」 qE nN 0 ll Aug. l2Aug. 13Aug. 14Aug. 15Aug. Fig.3. Numbersofindividualsofcerambycidbeetlescapturedonflowersoverfivedaysaldailyintervals TemporalChangeofLongicornNumberonFlowers 277 the ewers(Table1).Bothintrapsandflowercatches,Ptakech11andRg1-aliatrixwere included in thedominantmembers,suggestingthatmedium-sizedlepturinespecies formthenucleusofthecerambycidbeetlecommunityontheflowersinthisregion. It has been reported that the captureof small- and medium-sized lepturine species showeddouble-peakpatternsduringdaytime,suggestingtheiravoidanceofhightem- peratureand/orheavysunshine(WATANABE,1976;KUBoKI,1978).Inthepresentstudy, beetlecaptureon ewersexhibitedasinglepeak, and low temperatureandhighhu- miditywererecordedduringallthestudyperiod. Itcanbesaidthatthesemeteorologi- cal factorsrather favoredtheactivitiesofcerambycidbeetlesonflowers. Acknowledgments The authors thank Messrs. Kozo MlzuNo and Shusei SAITo for their identifica- tionsofspecies.ThanksarealsoduetoMr.HiroshiSuGAYA,whoassistedthesenior authorinthefieldwork.WealsothankthechiefoftheMinakamiDistrictForestry0f- ficeforpermissiontoconducttheinvestigationinthenational forest. 要 約 36: 榊原陽一・岩田降太:郎・小林till降・山根明p_群 馬県水上町における 時 間ごと 日 間の訪 花性カミキリムシの描獲消長. - 1洋馬県水上町田代林適のブナ林において, 花上のカミキ リムシ辞集の調査を行った. 1993年8月10日から8月1611までの61-l間, ヤマブキショウマ20 1-, 株とシシウド1株に訪花している力ミキリムシを3時間ごとに描11vし 1種 57個7体を得た 描獲されたカミキリムシはすべて, ヒメハナカミキリ属を中心とするハナカミキリ亜科のもの で, とくにアサマヒメハナカミキリが多数をIllめた(475,82.3%). 各種の捕; 獲個体数の日ごと の変動はごく小さかった. また, イ?.間の捕獲個体数は激減し, llによってはまったく得られな い時間帯もあった. References KANDA,E.,1980. ArecordofanthophilousCerambycidaeintheHokkaidoExperimentalForest(Rokugo Area), theFacultyofAgriculture,TokyoUniversity(Coleoptera:Cerambycidae). Elyt''a, nokyo,7: 28-32.(InJapanese) _ 1981. Thesexualbehaviourofsomeanthophi1ousCerambycidac - 0ntheLepturinae - . Nat.&Ins.,「tokyo,16(10):17-22.(InJapanese) _ 1989. 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