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INVENTARISASI SERANGGA-SERANGGA PADA PERTANAMAN NENAS (Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.) MONOKULTUR DAN POLIKULTUR DI KABUPATEN BOLAANG MONGONDOW Mariane K. Lumananw; Juliet E.M. Mamahit; Moulwy F. Dien; Guntur M.J. Manengkey
COCOS Vol. 2 No. 3 (2013)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v2i3.1514

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ABSTRACT Pineapples are a fruit that grows on bushes with the scientific name Ananas comosus. They are native to Brazil (South America) and have been domesticated there since before Columbus’ advent. In the 16th century, Spaniards brought pineapples to the Philippines and the Malaysian Peninsula, then into Indonesia in the 17th century. This study aims to know the insects associated to monocultured and polycultured pineapples (A. comosus) and to know the dominant insects among said plants. This study is expected to inform about significant insects, both as pests as well as natural enemies, so it can be managed in pineapple planting systems and used in pineapple pest control. This study was done in the pineapple plantation village of Lobong and Mongkunai, regency of BolaangMongondow. Laboratory observations were done in the Weeds and Entomology laboratory of the Agriculture Faculty, University of Sam Ratulangi. Observation of insects on plant pineapples were calculated using the trap sinks. Insect observations showed that there are 6 insect orders founded to monocultured and polycultured pineapple plants, namely: Coleoptera Orders, Orthoptera Orders, Diptera Orders, Hymenoptera Orders, Collembola Orders and Lepidoptera Orders. Dominant insects in the monocultured and polycultured pineapple plantations are firstly from the Hymenoptera Order (Family of Formicidae), next from the Orthoptera Order (Family of Acrididae), third from the Coleoptera Order (Family of Scolytidae) and fourth from the Diptera Order (Familiy of Drosophilidae). Key words : Pineapple Plant (Ananas comosus), Inventory of insects, Monocultured And Polycultured.
JENIS DAN POPULASI SERANGGA DI AREAL TANAMAN NENAS (Ananas Comosus (L.) Merr.) KECAMATAN PASSI BARAT KABUPATEN BOLAANG MONGONDOW Slamet Pulukadang; Juliet M.E. Mamahit; Moulwy F. Dien; Guntur S.J. Manengkey
COCOS Vol. 4 No. 6 (2014)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v4i6.4844

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ABSTRACTThis study aims to determine the insect types and populations at the areas of Pineapple plants near housing ecosystems and near forest ecosystems. The experiment was conducted in centers of Pineapple plantation in the Mongkonai and Lobong village District of Bolaang Mongondow and at the Laboratory of Entomology and Plant Pests UNSRAT Faculty of Agriculture for five months from July to December. insect Observation on pineapple plants is done by using the method of trapping wells (pithfall) on generative plant and samples insects taken three times. The results showed that there are four associated insect Order on the areas of Pineapple plants near housing ecosystems are: Order Orthoptera (Family Acrididae, Gryllidae); Order Coleoptera (Family Scolytidae, Scarabaiedae); Order Diptera (Family Drosophilidae, Bombyliidae); and the Order Hymenoptera (Family Formicidae), while on the area of Pineapple planting near the forest ecosystem there are five insects Order are :: Order Orthoptera (Family Gryllidae, Acrididae, and Blattidae); Order Coleoptera (Family Scarabaeidae, Scolytidae, Cicindelidae, Crysomelidae, and Alleculidae); Order Diptera (Family Drosophilidae, Bombyliidae, and Tachinidae); Order Hymenoptera (Family Formicidae); and the Order Lepidoptera (Family Pyralidae). The results also obtain the number of insects found in varying amounts each Family. The number of insects found on average ranges from 2-423 insect.Key words : the insect types and populations, Pineapple plants
SERANGAN HAMA PUTIH PALSU Cnaphalocrosis medinalis GUENEE. PADA TANAMAN PADI SAWAH DI KECAMATAN RANOYAPO KABUPATEN MINAHASA SELATAN Vera E. Tangkilisan; Christina L. Salaki; Moulwy F. Dien; Elisabet R.M. Meray
COCOS Vol. 5 No. 1 (2014)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v5i1.4858

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ABSTRACTThe study aims to determine the pest Cnaphalocrosis medinalis on rice crops in the vegetative phase Ranoyapo districts, South Minahasa Regency. The study uses a survey method in 4 locations / villages in the district Ranoyapo: Ranoyapo Village, West PoopoVillage, North Poopo Village, and MopoloVillage. Each location/village rice fields specified 3 (replicates) as the observation and sampling. Sampling was conducted on each diagonal fields. In each sub-plot clumps of rice as determined 5 sampling sites. Implementation of sampling vegetative phase in rice plants once a week for 6 weeks. The results showed that C. medinalis Ranoyapo has spread in the district with the highest attack found in Ranoyapo village location reached 18.66 %, after reaching West Poopo 8.07%, North Poopo reached 4.29% and Mopolo reached 4.07 %. C. medinalis highest percentage of attacks found in plants aged 6 weeks after planting (mst) which reached 20.66 % , then 5 mst old plants reached 13.55 % , 4 mst old plants reached 10.88 % , and the plant was 3 mst reached 7.55% , while the old plants 1 and 2 mst not encountered attacks. The highest population of C. medinalis found in location for Ranoyapo village reaching an average of 12.7 tail , then the village of West Poopo 4.3 tails , North Poopo Village 3.5 tail , and the tail 3.2 Mopolo village.Key words : Cnaphalocrosis medinalis, Rice field
JENIS DAN POPULASI SERANGGA PADA BIBIT TANAMAN JABON MERAH Anthocephalus macrophyllus Alva Rorong; Betsy A.N. Pinaria; Moulwy F. Dien; Caroulus S. Rante
COCOS Vol. 5 No. 1 (2014)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v5i1.5479

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ABSTRACTAlva Garry Rorong 080318010. Type and Insect Populations in Plant seeds Jabon Red Anthocephalus macrophyllus. Under the guidance of PINARIA, BAN, as chairman, DEEN, MF and Chain, CS as a member.The experiment was conducted at the Forestry Greenhouse Science Program, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Sam Ratulangi, then continued in the laboratory of Entomology and Plant Pests UNSRAT Faculty of Agriculture. This study was carried out for 4 months ie June to September 2012 This study aims to determine the type and insect populations found in plant seeds Jabon red.Total seed used for this study were 80 seedlings. Planting in polybags done manually which makes the planting hole as deep as 7-10 cm by hand, and then the seeds are planted in the hole until the roots are embedded. This study uses a red seed Jabon 3 months old in the nursery area of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Sam Ratulangi. One month after the first was in the nursery area, remove the seeds and place it in an open area. Seeds are4placed one by one on a regular basis with a distance of 20 x 30 cm. Insects were collected in a bottle found 70% alcohol for identification. Sampling was conducted in the morning (06:00 to 08:00 hours) and afternoon (Jam 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.) using insect nets mainly on the type of insect that is active and catching fly directly use an aspirator to the non-flying insects. Insects were collected in bottles containing 70% alcohol to be identified in the laboratory. Observations were made on all samples of plants and sampling was performed five times with intervals of once a week.Insects were found to be separated according to its kind, and then identified. Samples of insects were identified to family level using a library Anonymous, 2011b; Myers., Et al, 2014; Lovett G, 2014.The results showed that insects found in red Jabon plant nursery consists of 4 orders, namely: (1) the Order Hymenoptera (Family Cynipidae, Sphecidae, Formicidae); (2) Order Coleptera (Family Scarabaidae); (3) Order Odonata (Libellulidae Family), and (4) Order Homoptera (Family Aphididae) and Family Pseudococcidae. Average of the highest insect population in a row of 173 Family Aphididae tail, Family Pseudococcidae 88.8 tail, tail 43 Family Formicidae, Family Scarabaeidae 4.4 tails, Family Sphecidae 1 tail, tail 0.6 Family Cynipidae and Family Libellulidae 0, 4 tails.
PARASITISASI DAN POPULASI PARASITOID Diadegma semiclausum (HYMENOPTERA: ICHNEUMONIDAE) PADA TANAMAN BRASSICACEAE DI KECAMATAN MODOINDING KABUPATEN MINAHASA SELATAN Herens A. Parera; Jantje Pelealu; Moulwy F. Dien; Caroulus S. Rante
COCOS Vol. 5 No. 2 (2014)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v5i2.5541

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ABSTRACKCabbage (Brassica oleracea var. Capitata L. f. alba DC) is a vegetable that contains vitamins, minerals, proteins, carbohydrates and grese for the formation of human body and increase energy for the activity of human muscles. North Sulawesi is a region that has a large planting vegetables in the east of Indonesia. Cabbage crop harvested area of approximately 1,614 ha, with an average production of 17.25 tonnes per ha. The low production of cabbage in North Sulawesi caused by farming system which is still conventional and the presence of pests especially Plutella xylostella and Crocidolomia binotalis. The study aims to determine the percentage of the population and parasitization of the parasitoid Diadegma semiclausum in District Modoinding. The experiment was conducted in the South Minahasa Modoinding. Implementation of the study lasted for six months, start from July to December 2013, the research using survey method conducted on cabbage and other Brassicaceae plant at Modoinding District of South Minahasa Regency. Criteria for the location of the sample is the presence or type of cabbage and other Brassicaceae. Materials and tools used in this research are larvae and pupae of Plutella xylostella, Brassicaceae plants, sample bottles, bottle collection of 70% alcohol, tweezers, scissors, cutter, aqua glass, asahi cloth, rubber bands, "hand counter" and "loupe" , as well a stationery. The observation of parasitoid parasitization highest percentage found in the village of Lineleyan which reached 25.23%, then the Kakenturan Village respectively 17.40%, 1.83% Pelelon, Sinisir 1.05%, 0.93% and Mokobang Wulurmaatus 0.59%. Results sweeping using insect nets on cabbage and other Brasicaceae found that the highest population in the village of D. semiclausum Lineleyan (25, 42 individuals), and then successively Kakenturan Village (19.08 individuals), Palelon village (4.75 individuals), Sinisir village (4.50 individuals), Wulurmaatus village (4.08 individuals), and the Mokobang village (2.66 individuals).Keywords: Plant cabbage,Plutella xylostella and Diadegma semiclausum
SERANGGA PREDATOR PADA EKOSISTEM PADI SAWAH DI KECAMATAN TOMBATU, KABUPATEN MINAHASA TENGGARA Herianto I. Kojong; Moulwy F. Dien; Noni N. Wantah
COCOS Vol. 6 No. 6 (2015)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v6i6.7765

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ABSTRACTThe study aims to determine the type and predators of insect populations in lowlandrice ecosystems in the district Tombatu Southeast Minahasa regency. The experimentwas conducted on the rice in the village Tombatu, District Tombatu, SoutheastMinahasa Regency. The research carried out by the survey on rice crops in the districtTombatu Southeast Minahasa District, the Village Tombatu One, Tombatu Two, andThree Tombatu. Sampling was carried out with a diagonal slice method thatestablishes five sub-plot that is on the corner and the middle of the sampling sites.Sampling was performed using insect nets swung over rice plant as much as ten timesthe double swing. Insects are netted immediately put into "killing bottle" thencollected in 70% alcohol to be identified. Identify the type of insect predatorsconducted using the facilities of Entomology and Pest Plant Laboratory, Faculty ofAgriculture UNSRAT. The research found seven insect predators with an averagepopulation Menochilus sp. (5.18 tail) Paederus sp., (3.34 tail), Agriocnemis spp. (2,24tail), Conocepalus sp. (1.10 tail), Ophionea sp. (0.68 tail), Sphecidae (0.52 tails), andLibelulla sp. 0.27 tails). On average the highest predator insect populations found inthe village Tombatu Two (4.55 tail), then the Village Tombatu One (1.07 tail) and thevillage of Three 0.91 Tombatu tail). The higher the age of the plant the morepredatory insect populations.
PARASITISASI Leefmansia bicolor TERHADAP TELUR Sexava nubila STAL. (ORTHOPTERA;TETTIGONIDAE) PADA TANAMAN KELAPA DI PULAU SALIBABU KABUPATEN KEPULAUAN TALAUD Alan Lalisang; Betsy A.N. Pinaria; Moulwy F. Dien; Caroulus S. Rante
COCOS Vol. 6 No. 6 (2015)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v6i6.7766

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ABSTRACTThe study aims to determine the type of potential on the egg parasitoid S. nubila Salibabu Island, Talaud Islands. The experiment was conducted at the coconut plantation owned by farmers on the Salibabu island, Talaud Islands for 4 months ie from October 2014 through January 2015. Research using survey method in 4 districts, namely: (1) District of Salibabu, (2) District of Kalongan, (3) District of Lirung, and (4) District of Moronge. Each district is determined three sampling sites. Research using survey method in 4 districts, namely: (1) District of Salibabu, (2) District of Kalongan, (3) District of Lirung, and (4) District of Moronge. Each district is determined three sampling sites.Sampling method diagonal slices so that at each sample location consists of 5 sub-location. Searches conducted around the egg sample rod with a diameter of 0.5 meters and divide the four sectors/regions observations in the Northern, Eastern, Southern and Western. Sampling was carried out 6 times with intervals twice a month.The results showed that of the eggs samples were infected found only one type of parasitoids. Identification results showed that the parasitoid is Leefmansia bicolorObservations of the eggs percentage of parasitization byL. bicolor in Salibabu island turns found in sub-district of Lirung highest, reaching an average of 26.54%, then successively sub-district of Moronge 17.68%, sub-district of Kalongan 13.03% and sub-district Salibabu 4.20%.The average percentage of parasitisasi based on the direction of the wind turns the highest found in the Eastern sector/Region (32.35%), then the western sector (13.39%), South sector (10.25%) and North (5.45 %)Key words : Parasitization, Sexava nubila, Leefmansia bicolor, Salibabu-Talaud
PARASITISASI Diadegma semiclausum Hellen (HYMENOPTERA: ICHNEUMONIDAE) PADA HAMA Plutella xylostella (LEPIDOPTERA; PLUTELIDAE) DI TOMOHON Michael S.N. Bakri; Moulwy F. Dien; Daisy S. Kandowangko
COCOS Vol. 6 No. 16 (2015)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/cocos.v6i16.9513

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ABSTRACT  Cabbage moth (diamondback moth), Plutella xylostella (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae) is a major pest that is very damaging on plant family Brassicaceae, especially cabbage plants. The study aims to determine parasitation P. xylostella in cabbage planting and Brassiscae area in Tomohon. This study uses survey at four locations in Tomohon, namely Rurukan village, Kumelembuay village, Wailan village and Kakaskasen Two village. Results of the study was only found one type of parasitoids that attack Plutella xylostella in the Tomohon city. Identification results showed that parasitoids that attack the larvae / pupae of P. xylostella is Diadegma semiclausum. The average percentage of parazitation D. semiclausum against P. xylostella in Tomohon highest found in location of Rurukan village (82.01%), Kumelembuay village (76.58%), Wailan village (73.37%) and the lowest in the Kakaskasen Two village (71.94%).  Key word : Cabbage, Plutella xylostella, Diadegma semiclausum
Development of the Parasitoid Trichogramma Sp. and Its Parasitization Capability Population Pest Spodotera Furgiperda in Plantation Corn Please, Tomohon City Lengkong, Maxi; Dien, Moulwy F.; Paruntu, Meisye H. B.
Budapest International Research in Exact Sciences (BirEx) Journal Vol 6, No 2 (2024): Budapest International Research in Exact Sciences, April
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Spodoptera frugiperda is a new pest that entered Indonesia around 2018 and acts as the main pest that causes young corn plants to be damaged and experience growth problems. It is known that there is a natural enemy, namely the parasitoid Trichogramma sp. which can attack S. frugiperda eggs. The research method can be carried out by experimenting with the development and multiplication of the parasitoid Trichogramma sp. in the laboratory using a previously cultured population of C. cephalonica eggs as a host. The results showed that the multiplication of the egg parasitoid Trichogramma sp. with alternative host C. cephalonica can be done in the laboratory. Biological development in the form of the life cycle of the parasitoid Trichogramma sp. can be known based on observations, namely the egg stage is around 14-15 hours, the first instar larva stage is 22 hours, the second instar is 24 hours, the third instar is 25 hours, the fourth instar is 26 hours, the pupa stage is 28 hours, the lifespan of adult female insects is 10-12 days while the male 10-11 days. Percentage of parasitization of Parasitoid Trichogramma sp. the population of the S. frugiperda pest egg group in the field was quite high, ranging from 68.5 – 87.3 percent with an average of 76.5 percent.
PENYEBARAN HAMA BARU PADA TANAMAN PEPAYA DAN PAKIS HAJI DI SULAWESI UTARA DISTRIBUTION AND STATUS OF NEWLY INTRODUCED INSECT PESTS OF PAKIS HAJI IN NORTH SULAWESI Dantje T. Sembel; Elisabeth R.M. Meray; Daisy S. Kandowangko; Moulwy F. Dien; Max M. Ratulangi
EUGENIA Vol. 18 No. 2 (2012)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35791/eug.18.2.2012.2491

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ABSTRACTThe objective of this work was to study the distribution and state of the new and accidentally introducedinsect pests of papaya and pakis haji in North Sulawesi. Results showed that the papaya mealy bug,Paracoccus marginatus (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) has spread and establised in North Sulawesi butits level of infestation has been from low to medium depending on the location. The main naturalenemies found on the papaya mealy bug were Coccinelidae (Coleoptera), Hermetia illucens (Diptera:Stratiomyidae) and Acerophagus papaya (Hymenoptera: Encyrtidae). The Cycad scale, Aulacaspisyasumatsui Takagi (Hemiptera: Diaspididae) and yellow beetle, Lilioceris sp. (Coleoptera:Chrysomelidae) were first recorded on pakis haji in North Sulawesi and causing damage to pakis haji inthis region. The predator found on cycad scale was a beetle, of the famili Cybocephalidae genusCybocephalus.Keywords: Paracoccus marginatus, Aulacaspis yasumatsui, Lilioceris sp, papaya and pakis haji
Co-Authors Alan Lalisang Alva Rorong Betsy A.N. Pinaria Caroulus S. Rante Christina Salaki Daisy S. Kandowangko Dantje T. Sembel Dantje Terno Sembel E. Benson E. R Meray Elisabet R.M. Meray Elisabeth R.M. Meray G. Carner Guntur M.J. Manengkey Guntur S.J. Manengkey Herens A. Parera Herianto I. Kojong Irma S. Tunggali J. E. Mamahit Jantje Pelealu Jantje Pelealu Jems Ilato Juliet E.M. Mamahit Juliet M.E. Mamahit Juliet M.E. Mamahit Jusuf Manueke Kawulusan, Joice L.A. M. Hammig M. Shepard Mariane K. Lumananw Max M. Ratulangi Maxi Lengkong Michael S.N. Bakri Michael S.N. Bakri, Michael S.N. Muskina Dj. Rahman Noni N. Wanta Noni N. Wantah Paruntu, Meisye H. B. Slamet Pulukadang Vera E. Tangkilisan