Session: P-IE Section Symposium: Exchange of Insects between Native and Non-native Plants: Novel Food Webs, Invasions, and Biocontrol (2013 ESA Annual Meeting)

P-IE Section Symposium: Exchange of Insects between Native and Non-native Plants: Novel Food Webs, Invasions, and Biocontrol

Sunday, November 10, 2013: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM

Meeting Room 18 D (Austin Convention Center)

Organizer :

Ian S. Pearse

8:00 AM

What should ecologists be asking about native insects and non-native hosts?

Matthew L. Forister, University of Nevada, Reno ; James A. Fordyce, University of Tennessee ; Alex Buerkle, The University of Wyoming ; Chris C Nice, Texas State University, San Marcos

8:20 AM

0056

Latitudinal and local variation in interactions between non-native plants and their old and new enemies

Peter Kotanen, University of Toronto Mississauga

8:40 AM

0057

Interactions of plants with insects in their native and introduced ranges

Evan Siemann, Rice University ; Juli Carrillo, Rice University ; Jianqing Ding, Huazhong Agriculture University ; Wei Huang, Chinese Academy of Sciences ; Yi Wang, Chinese Academy of Sciences

9:00 AM

0058

Methods for predicting novel food webs before they establish

Ian S. Pearse, Cornell Lab of Ornithology ; Florian Altermatt, Eawag: Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology ; David Harris, UC Davis, Center for Population Biology

9:20 AM

0059

How contemporary evolution enables colonization of new habitats and host plants by a biological control insect

Peter McEvoy, Oregon State University

9:40 AM

0060

Climate change modifies novel interactions between invasive herbivores and native plants

Nathan Lemoine, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

10:00 AM

0061

Experimental time travel: error and its evolutionary consequences

Scott P. Carroll, University of California-Davis