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Studying Native and Exotic Coccinellid Populations in the Context of an Invasive Food Web in North-central Agricultural Landscapes Tuesday, September 15th at 4:10pm, in 210 Bessey Hall Mary Gardiner, OARDC, Wooster, Ohio Co-Sponsored with the Department of Plant Pathology The Impact of Distinct Insect Pollinators on the Movement of Genes via Pollen Thursday, September 17th at 3:45pm, in 210 Bessey Hall Johanne Brunet, Department of Horticulture, University of Wisconsin Co-listed with EEOB Fifty Years of the Integrated Control Concept: Moving the Model and Implementation Forward in Arizona Monday, September 21st at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Peter Ellsworth, Department of Entomology, University of Arizona & Arizona Pest Management Center, Maricopa, AZ Abstract: Is IPM dead? "IPM", 50 years after the publication of its core concepts by Stern et al. (Hilgardia, 1959), remains today a hotly debated paradigm for sustainable pest management. This presentation will review the Integrated Control Concept and provide detail on a rare working example in practice in the Arizona cotton system.
Stern, Smith, van den Bosch and Hagan (1959) Hilgardia, is available online here. Read full abstract Harold Gunderson Memorial Lecture in Entomology Revisions, Reviews and Chasing Flies Monday, September 28th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Stephen A. Marshall, Department of Environmental Biology, University of Guelph, Canada Co-listed with EEB/EEOB Mixed Infections of Wild-type and Fast-acting Recombinant Variants in Insect- Baculovirus Pathosystems Monday, October 5th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Liljana Geogievska, Department of Entomology, ISU Foraging Behavior of Coccinellid Larvae and Their Use of Alternative Food Monday, October 12th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Susan Moser, USDA, ARS, Ames, IA Defense, Counter-defense and Metabolic Hijacking in Plant-Aphid Interactions Monday, October 19th at 4:10pm, in e Gustavo Macintosh, BBMB, ISU Generate Revenue without Sacrificing Academic Rigor! Add Online Courses, Certificates, and Programs that Make Sense Monday, October 26th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Todd Vens, Distance and Online Learning Specialist, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, ISU Abstract: Todd Vens will discuss how he and the Brenton Center staff can help you to develop, market, deliver and support your online courses. Read full abstract Vankyrin Genes of the Campoletis sonorensis Ichnovirus: Differential Expression Patterns and Evidence for Divergent Protein Functions within a Polydnavirus Multi-gene Family Monday, November 2nd at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Jeremy Kroemer, USDA, ARS, Ames, IA Abstract: Polydnaviruses (PDVs) occur in obligate symbiotic associations with many endoparasitic ichneumonid (IVs) and braconid (BVs) wasps often valued as biological control agents of lepidopteran agricultural pests. PDVs are injected during parasitization of lepidopteran hosts, and viral gene products disrupt host immunity and development to enable endoparasitoid survival. Read full abstract Helicoverpa armigera Gut Digestive Proteases: Biochemical Characterization and Interactions with Plant Protease Inhibitors to Investigate Protease Mediated Mechanisms of Resistance Monday, November 9th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Nana Chougule, Department of Entomology, ISU (CANCELLED) A Green Chemistry Approach to Targeting Periplaneta americanas Octopamine Receptor 1 Monday, November 16th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Aaron Gross, Department of Entomology, ISU The Degradation of Atrazine Utilizing Phytoremediation Technology Monday, November 30th at 4:10pm, in E 164 Lagomarcino Hall Ian Murphy, Department of Entomology and Program in Toxicology, ISU MS thesis seminar Student Practice Talks for ESA Monday, December 7th at 4:10pm, in E-164 Lagomarcino Hall Fan Tong, Kevin Johnson, Nick Behrens, Department of Entomology, ISU |
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