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This study comprised the taxonomic identii cation, biological observations in laboratory conditions and ield observations of one spe cies of Coccinellidae that feeds on sap-suckers infesting several ornamental trees in Bogota, Colombia. In laboratory conditions, using eggs collected in the ield, we characterized mor phologic parameters for each of its stages, and compared developmental time of its larva and adults when fed with Aconophora elongatiformis Dietrich (Hem.: Membracidae), Callophya schini Tuthill (Hem.: Psyllidae) and one species of Phylloxeridae. The Coccinellidae was determined as Mulsantina mexicana Chapin. Our results suggest M. mexicana may help to regulate populations of several phytophagous species of ornamental trees in Bogota that serve as alternative preys in its diet.

Multisantina mexicana Chapin (Coleóptera: Coccinellidae) depredador de chupadores de savia de árboles ornamentales en Bogotá