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Various cash and subsistence crops were sampled for chrysomelid beetles in five provinces of Papua New Guinea during July-August 1982. Principal plants sampled included cardamom and wild gingers, legu...mes, aibika, maize and sugar cane, pumpkin, and sweet potato (Ipomoea). Wild Ipomoea was also sampled. Twenty-five species of Chrysomelidae are identified from these collections; each species is diagnosed or keyed and is listed under its respective host, with further information given on its occurrence and altitudinal range in New Guinea and its overall distribution. Keys are provided for the appropriate species of Hispinae and Cassidinae.show more
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