Sunday, 14 November 2004: 1:00 PM-5:00 PM
151 G (Salt Palace L-1)
Symposium: Integrated Pest Management of Ornamentals and Turfgrass: Have We Learned From The Past, And What Does The Future Hold? (Part 2)
Organizer(s):	Luis A. Caņas, canas.4@osu.edu Raymond Cloyd, rcloyd@uiuc.edu
1:00 PM			Introductory Remarks
1:05 PM	0138		Scarab attractants and pheromones: Is the glass half full or half empty?   Michael Klein, klein.10@osu.edu
1:20 PM	0139		Seasonal biology and pro-active management of mound building nuisance ants on golf putting greens   Reid M. Maier, rmmaie2@uky.edu, Daniel A. Potter, dapotter@uky.edu
1:35 PM	0140		Microbial control of the black cutworm (Agrotis ipsilon) in turfgrass using a naturally occurring baculovirus   Callie Prater, dapotter@uky.edu, Daniel A. Potter, dapotter@uky.edu
1:50 PM	0141		Egg-laying preference of female fungus gnat, Bradysia sp. nr coprophila (Diptera: Sciaridae) on different commercially available growing media Theresa Meers, tlmeers@uiuc.edu, Raymond Cloyd, rcloyd@uiuc.edu
2:05 PM	0142		Effects of nematode biological control on the life history of fungus gnats Luis A. Caņas, canas.4@osu.edu
2:20 PM	0143		Development and adoption of reduced risk Japanese beetle control strategies in home rose gardens Justin Vitullo, jvitullo@purdue.edu, Cliff Sadof, cliff_sadof@entm.purdue.edu
2:35 PM	0144		Black vine weevil and exotic scarab research in Ohio nurseries Mike Reding, reding.9@osu.edu
2:50 PM			Break
3:00 PM	0145		Imidacloprid applications in the boxwood system: Are we any closer to untangling the mite mystery? Adriana Szczepaniec, ada0708@umd.edu, Mike Raupp, mraupp@umd.edu
3:15 PM	0146		Evaluating alternative management tactics in production nurseries Rebeccah Waterworth, littledemon35@hotmail.com, Paula M. Shrewsbury, pshrewsb@umd.edu, Stanton Gill, Colin Stewart
3:30 PM	0147		Do insects facilitate weed invasion in turfgrass?   Douglas S. Richmond, richmond.16@osu.edu, Parwinder Grewal, grewal.4@osu.edu, John Cardina, cardina.2@osu.edu
3:45 PM	0148		Factors affecting the distribution and persistence of entomopathogenic nematodes in turfgrass   Alfred Alumai, alumai.1@osu.edu, Parwinder Grewal, grewal.4@osu.edu
4:00 PM	0149		Evasive behavior of white grubs against entomopathogenic nematodes   Corrie A. Yoder, yoder.144@osu.edu, Parwinder Grewal, grewal.4@osu.edu
4:15 PM	0150		Feasibility of alternative management strategies for turf and ornamentals in a school IPM system   Hans Lemke, hlemke@umd.edu, Paula M. Shrewsbury, pshrewsb@umd.edu
4:30 PM	0151		Managing newly introduced pests in the nursery and landscape Catharine Mannion, cmannion@mail.ifas.ufl.edu
4:45 PM			Concluding Remarks

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