Graduated in Biological Sciences (2018), having a CNPQ scholarship holder at the Department of Entomology - UFLA. She holds a Master's degree from the Graduate Program in Entomology at UFLA, with a research focus on Insect Biology and Ecology. During the second year of her master's degree, she took on the role of People Management Coordinator at the Study Group in Entomology - UFLA. Currently, she is a doctoral student with a scholarship funded by FAPESP in the Graduate Program in Entomology at ESALQ/USP, conducting research in the Forest Ecology and Entomology Laboratory. She also serves as a member of the Scientific Sector in the Extension Group in Entomology and Acarology "Professor Domingos Gallo" - Gallo-e. Additionally, she holds an MBA in Project Management from USP/ESALQ. She is conducting a Ph.D. exchange granted by the CAPES-PrInt program at Maynooth University in Ireland, where she is involved in studies of mathematical and statistical modeling of predator-prey systems. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Aphididae family is known to contain insects popularly called aphids, which are sucking insects that cause direct and indirect damage to the crops they colonize, negatively affecting productivity. Among the methods that can be used to control the density of aphids, the use of natural enemies stands out. Among the various biological control agents, coccinellids stand out for presenting…
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