Grad P-IE: Pollinators

Moderator(s)

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  Nuria Morfin

  Lead of the BC Technology Transfer Program
  British Columbia Technology Transfer Program
  Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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  Stephen Pernal

  Research Scientist
  Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
  Beaverlodge, Alberta, Canada

Presentations:

• 8:00 AM – 8:12 AM PT

  Bumble bee phenology: Does spatial variation in temperature matter?
  

  Presenting Author: Ellen C. Keaveny – University of Wyoming

  Co-Author: Michael E. Dillon – University of Wyoming
• 8:12 AM – 8:24 AM PT

  Butterflies and bees in unlikely landscapes: Patterns of roadside pollinator diversity in southern Idaho
  

  Presenting Author: Thomas Meinzen – Montana State University

  Co-Author: Diane Debinski – Montana State University

  Co-Author: Laura Burkle – Montana State University

  Co-Author: Rob Ament – Western Transportation Institute
• 8:24 AM – 8:36 AM PT

  Characterizing wild bee communities and pollen limitation in spring- vs. summer-flowering specialty crops
  

  Presenting Author: Ella Stroh – Purdue University

  Co-Author: Ashley Leach – The Ohio State University

  Co-Author: Zeus Mateos-Fierro – Purdue University

  Co-Author: Ian Kaplan – Purdue University
• 8:36 AM – 8:48 AM PT

  Evaluating light reflectance for monitoring Virginia golf courses as part of an integrated pest and pollinator management plan
  

  Presenting Author: Shannon G. Bradley (she/her/hers) – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

  Co-Author: Shannon G. Bradley (she/her/hers) – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

  Co-Author: Alejandro Del-Pozo – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
• 8:48 AM – 9:00 AM PT

  Exposure to field-realistic levels of fungicide causes sublethal effects in the common eastern bumble bee (Bombus impatiens)
  

  Presenting Author: Emily N. Runnion – The Ohio State University

  Co-Author: James P. Strange (he/him/his) – The Ohio State University

  Co-Author: Frances S. Sivakoff – The Ohio State University
• 9:00 AM – 9:12 AM PT

  Infra-red sampling to assess Apis mellifera colony strength and improve crop pollination
  

  Presenting Author: Lauren M. Goldstein – Michigan State University

  Co-Author: Dan Wyns – Michigan State University

  Co-Author: Joselyn Ralph – Michigan State University

  Co-Author: Rob Long – The Bee Corp

  Co-Author: Kate Graney – The Bee Corp

  Co-Author: Meghan Milbrath – Michigan State University

  Co-Author: Jacquelyn Perkins – Michigan State University

  Co-Author: Rufus Isaacs – Michigan State University
• 9:12 AM – 9:24 AM PT

  Intraspecific variation in pollinators and herbivores and their effect on ecosystem services
  

  Presenting Author: Annika Salzberg – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Heather Grab – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Casey Hale – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Katja Poveda – Cornell University
• 9:24 AM – 9:36 AM PT

  The bees kneeds! Investigating the impact of agricultural landscape composition on native pollinator populations in southern Ontario
  

  Presenting Author: Samm Reynolds – University of Guelph

  Co-Author: Carolyn Callaghan – Canadian Wildlife Federation

  Co-Author: Lauren Des Marteaux – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

  Co-Author: Jeff Skevington – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

  Co-Author: Nigel E. Raine – University of Guelph

  Co-Author: Andrew Young – University of Guelph
• 9:36 AM – 9:48 AM PT

  The mechanism behind beneficial effects of bee-associated fungi on bumble bee health
  

  Presenting Author: Danielle Rutkowski – University of California

  Co-Author: Makena Weston – University of California

  Co-Author: Rachel L. Vannette – University of California