Las Especies De Cigarritas (Homiptera, Cicadellidae) Asociadas a Las Plantas Medicinales Y Ornamentales en Allpahuayo, Iquitos-Perú

Abstract

RESUMENLos resultados del estudio muestran las especies de "cigarritas" en las plantas medicinales y ornamentales del Centro de Investigaciones Allpahuayo. Un total de 4 especies son reportadas, tres de la sub familia Cicadellinae y una de la sub familia Deltocephalinae. Tres especies están asociadas a las plantas medicinales y una a las plantas ornamentales. Macugonalia moesta ha sido la especie más abundante con 63,5 % asociada a seis especies de plantas hospederas, Hortensia similis, con 15,9%, con cinco especies hospederas, Copididonus hyalinipennis, con 8,2%, con dos hospederos y Rhaphirrhinus phosphoreus con 7,1%, con dos plantas hospederas. Las muestras se encuentran depositadas en las colecciones del Museo de Historia Natural de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima, Perú, reportándose por primera vez la presencia de Rhaphirrhinus phosphoreus en Iquitos. PALABRAS CLAVES:Cicadellidae, cigarritas, plantas hospederas, Loreto, Perú. THE SPECIES OF CICADAS (HOMIPTERA, CICADELLIDAE) ASSOCIATED WITH MEDICINAL AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS IN ALLPAHUAYO ABSTRACTThe results show species of leafhoppers of medicinal and ornamental plants from Allpahuayo Research Center. A total of 4 species are reported, 3 of the subfamily Cicadellinae and one of the subfamily Deltocephalinae. 3 species are associated with medicinal plants and ornamental plants. Macugonalia moesta was the most abundant species with 63.5% associated with 6 species of host plants, Hortensia similis with 15.9% with 5 host species, with 8.2% Copididonus hyalinipennis 2 hosts and Rhaphirrhinus phosphoreus with 7.1% with 2 host plants. The samples are deposited in the collections of the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos, Lima, Peru. We report for the first time the presence of Rhaphirrhinus phosphoreus in Iquitos.

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