2008 ESA Annual Meeting, November 16-19, 2008: Seizing the Night: Nocturnal Studies of Insect Predation Yield New Insights
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Seizing the Night: Nocturnal Studies of Insect Predation Yield New Insights
Organizers:
Robert Pfannenstiel and Donald C. Weber
0020
Diel patterns of predation in potato: A well-balanced story
Donald C. Weber
,
USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Introductory Remarks
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Discovery of novel predators and predation patterns after dark
Robert Pfannenstiel
,
USDA-ARS
Audio File
Recorded presentation
0021
Diel predation of lepidopteran eggs in pecan and peach orchards
Ted E. Cottrell
,
USDA-ARS
0018
Diel predation patterns of predator communities: Melding ecological and molecular tools
Jonathan Lundgren
,
USDA-ARS
0022
Nocturnal trophic interactions between carabid beetles and their mollusk prey
James D. Harwood
,
University of Kentucky
0019
Nocturnal foraging patterns of linyphiid spiders: Implications for biological control
Susan Romero
,
University of Kentucky
;
James D. Harwood
,
University of Kentucky
0023
Statistical tools for analysis of periodicity in predator behavior
Ulric Lund
,
California Polytechnic State University
;
Donald Weber
,
USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Intermission
Concluding Remarks
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