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Coccinellid beetles are known to secrete droplets of blood from the joints when they are molested. 1 A number of alkaloids are present in this reflex bleeding which is considered as a mode of their chemical defense. These alkaloids are also responsible for their aposematic coloration. About fifty alkaloids like azaphenalenes, azabicyclononanes, harmonine, pyrrolidines, piperidines, aromatic amines, azamacrolides, and some dimmeric alkaloids have so far been isolated from about thirty five species of the Coccinellidae. 2-4 The deterrent and toxic properties of these defensive alkaloids prompted

A New Alkaloid from Two Coccinellid Beetles Harmonia axyridis and Aiolocaria hexaspilota