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TMP's, SysEB Section: Conservation

Sunday, November 16, 2014: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
A106 (Oregon Convention Center)
Moderators:
Robert Kula
Carrie Hall


9:00 AM
Introductory Remarks
9:02 AM
0166
An snapshot of a few arthropod conservation projects in British Columbia, Canada
Jennifer Heron, British Columbia Ministry of Environment
9:14 AM
0167
Old World honey bee (Apis mellifera) populations: A genetic resource for U.S. honey bee breeding
Megan Taylor, Washington State University ; Walter S. Sheppard, Washington State University
9:26 AM
0168
Establishment of a germplasm repository for bee breeding based on cryopreservation of honey bee semen
Brandon Hopkins, Washington State University ; Susan Cobey, Washington State University ; Walter S. Sheppard, Washington State University
9:38 AM
0169
Effect of bioenergy crops in soybean fields on abundance and diversity of pollinators
Milan Plećaš, University of Minnesota ; James O. Eckberg, University of Minnesota ; Joe M. Kaser, University of Minnesota ; Ian Lane, University of Minnesota ; Gregg A. Johnson, University of Minnesota ; George E. Heimpel, University of Minnesota
9:50 AM
0170
Impacts of agricultural land use on the diversity and abundance of wild bees (Apoidea)
Elaine Evans, University of Minnesota
10:02 AM
0171
Life tables and population growth modeling guide conservation actions for an alpine restricted rare insect, the wekiu bug, Nysius wekiuicola, in Hawaii
Jesse A. Eiben, University of Hawai'i ; Jessica Kirkpatrick, University of Hawai'i
10:14 AM
Break
10:29 AM
0172
Can historical trophic structure be recovered for insects associated with an ecologically extinct host plant?
Robert Kula, USDA - ARS ; Harmony Dalgleish, College of William and Mary
10:41 AM
0173
The potential use of the Southeastern Beach Tiger Beetle, Cicindela dorsalis media, as an ecological indicator of human impact in Southeastern beach ecosystems
Liz Studer, University of Georgia ; Joseph V. McHugh, University of Georgia
10:53 AM
0174
Pheromone-based monitoring of threatened saproxylic insects: A game-changer in insect conservation
Mattias Larsson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
11:05 AM
0175
Deliberate alteration of the elytra of the endangered Nicrophorus americanus Olivier (Coleoptera: Silphidae) during field surveys alters acoustic characters: Consequences for reproduction and conservation
Carrie L. Hall, Augustana College ; Daniel R. Howard, Augustana College ; Andrew C. Mason, University of Toronto ; Rosemary J. Smith, Idaho State University
11:17 AM
Concluding Remarks
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