Wednesday, 17 November 2004: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
151 G (Salt Palace L-1)
Program Symposium: The Well Bee-ing of Pollinators and Their Impacts on Agricultural and Natural Ecosystems
Organizer(s):	Theresa L. Pitts-Singer, tsinger@biology.usu.edu Rosalind James, rjames@biology.usu.edu William P. Kemp, wkemp@biology.usu.edu
8:00 AM			Introductory Remarks
8:10 AM	0883		Honey bees and bumble bees: New alliances with old friends   Peter Kevan, pkevan@uoguelph.ca
8:30 AM	0884		Developmental biology of Osmia lignaria and rearing of its populations for orchard pollination   Jordi Bosch, Jordi.Bosch@uab.es, William P. Kemp, wkemp@biology.usu.edu
8:50 AM	0885		Diseases in managed bees   Rosalind James, rjames@biology.usu.edu
9:10 AM	0886		Management of alfalfa leafcutting bees over four decades   Theresa L. Pitts-Singer, tsinger@biology.usu.edu
9:30 AM	0887		Introduction of exotic bees for crop pollination   Carlos H. Vergara, cvergara@mail.udlap.mx
9:50 AM			Break
10:00 AM	0888		Wild bee communities as crop pollinators: Landscape-level effects   Claire Kremen, ckremen@Princeton.EDU
10:20 AM	0889		Bees and seed production for native plant restoration in wildlands James Cane, jcane@biology.usu.edu
10:40 AM	0890		Interactions between invasive exotic plants and pollinators   Karen Goodell, goodell.18@osu.edu
11:20 AM	0892		Bee pollination of genetically-modified crops: effects on bee diversity, abundance and crop yield Lora Morandin, lmorandi@sfu.ca, Mark Winston, winston@sfu.ca
11:40 AM			Concluding Remarks

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