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TMP's, SysEB Section: Endosymbionts and Gut Flora/Fauna

Tuesday, November 18, 2014: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
A103-104 (Oregon Convention Center)
Moderator:
Julie Urban


8:00 AM
Introductory Remarks
8:02 AM
Exploring the functional ecology of pea aphid symbiont strain diversity
Andrew H. Smith, Drexel University ; Jacob Russell, Drexel University ; Kerry M. Oliver, University of Georgia
8:14 AM
Low symbiont diversity and Buchnera abundance in natural populations of Toxoptera citricida by metagenomic analysis
Aline Guidolin, University of São Paulo ; Fernando L Cônsoli, University of Sao Paulo
8:26 AM
Strain-level diversity of parasitoid-protective endosymbionts of aphids: Looking for correlations between phenotypes and genotypes
Piotr Lukasik, Oxford University ; Stephanie Weldon, University of Georgia ; Julia Ferrari, Oxford University ; Charles Godfray, Oxford University ; Kerry M. Oliver, University of Georgia ; Jacob Russell, Drexel University
8:38 AM
What deep sequencing reveals about bacterial and fungal symbionts of the planthoppers (Hemiptera: Fulgoriodea)
Julie Urban, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences ; Jason Cryan, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences ; Charles Bartlett, University of Delaware
8:50 AM
Break
9:05 AM
Molecular characterization and ecological survey of Wolbachia in Florida Diaphorina citri (Hemiptera: Liviidae) populations
Mark Hoffmann, University of Florida ; Monique Coy, University of Florida ; Calum W Russell, University of Florida ; Kirsten S Pelz-Stelinski, University of Florida
9:17 AM
Withdrawn
9:29 AM
Distribution and potential impact of Wolbachia in Solenopsis - Pseudacteon host-parasitoid system
Clara Malouines, University of Texas ; Robert Plowes, University of Texas ; Nathan Jones, University of Texas
9:41 AM
The role of host genetics on the maternal transmission of Wolbachia bacteria in the wasp, Urolepis rufipes (Pteromalidae)
Kevin Floate, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada ; Paul Coghlin, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada
9:53 AM
Withdrawn
10:05 AM
Concluding Remarks