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02 - Undergraduate Poster Competition: P-IE - Bees and Arthropod Communities

Monday, November 16, 2015: 8:00 AM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall BC (Convention Center)


D3005
Bee (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) diversity and floral use in remnant and planted tallgrass prairies of Northeast Iowa
Isaac Jensen, Luther College ; Kirk J. Larsen, Luther College
D3006
A survey of bee diversity between urban and rural lawns using blue and yellow vane traps
Rachel Larson, Concordia College ; D. Bryan Bishop, Concordia College- Moorhead ; Scott Opatril, Concordia College ; Jens Hulden, Concordia College- Moorhead ; Alana Lopes, Concordia College
D3007
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D3008
Diversity of bees in burned and unburned praries in NW Minnesota
Jens Hulden, Concordia College- Moorhead ; Scott Opatril, Concordia College
D3009
A comparison of adult butterfly communities on remnant and planted prairies in Northeast Iowa
Emma Stivers, Luther College ; Jacob Wittman, DREAM Technical Academy ; Kirk J. Larsen, Luther College
D3010
Ground beetle communities of remnant and planted tallgrass prairies in Northeastern Iowa: influence of plant community structure and recent fire
Clare Brandt, Luther College ; Kirk J. Larsen, Luther College
D3011
Survey of the arthropod community in an outdoor mushroom growing operation
Jaana Iverson, University of Minnesota ; Theresa M. Cira, University of Minnesota ; Eric C. Burkness, University of Minnesota ; William Hutchison, University of Minnesota
D3012
Insect communities changed by broadleaf herbicide application in central Oklahoma hayfields
Andrea Will, Southern Nazarene University ; Greg Sattler, Southern Nazarene University ; David Hoekman, Southern Nazarene University
D3013
A framework for modeling repertoire expansion in  Pheidole dentata
Ivan Kent, The University of Scranton ; Jason Graham, University of Scranton ; Marc Seid, The University of Scranton
D3014
Billbug species composition on Missouri zoysiagrass golf course fairways
Michael Patterson, University of Missouri ; Bruce A. Barrett, University of Missouri ; Xi Xiong, University of Missouri
D3015
The suitability of novel hosts for Grosmannia clavigera and Ophiostoma montium, two common fungal associates of mountain pine beetle (Coleoptera:Curculionidae) 
Jonah Widmer, University of Minnesota ; Derek Rosenberger, University of Minnesota ; Robert Blanchette, University of Minnesota ; Bejamin Held, University of Minnesota ; Robert Venette, USDA - Forest Service ; Brian Aukema, University of Minnesota
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