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Using High-Throughput Data to Impact and Inform Pollinator Management and Policy

Monday, April 4, 2016: 2:10 PM-4:30 PM
Mahi Mahi (Pacific Beach Hotel)
Organizer :
Vanessa Corby-Harris


2:10 PM
50
Connecting high-throughput analyses to questions of nutrition and pesticides in nurse worker honey bees (Apis mellifera)
Vanessa Corby-Harris, USDA - ARS
2:30 PM
51
Consequences of colonization: Genetic diversity and honey bee breeding in the New World
Walter Sheppard, Washington State University
2:50 PM
52
Genomics of the honey bee queen post-mating changes
Elina Nino, University of California Davis ; Christina M. Grozinger, Pennsylvania State University ; David Tarpy, North Carolina State University ; Osnat Malka, Pennsylvania State University ; Abraham Hefetz, Tel Aviv University
3:10 PM
Break
3:30 PM
53
Metagenetic sequencing of pollen identifies landscape-level patterns of honey bee forage in a critical agroecosystem
R. Scott Cornman, U.S. Geological Survey
3:50 PM
54
Adventures in honey bee microbiota and next-gen sequencing
Kirk E. Anderson, USDA - ARS
4:10 PM
55
Bees, the environment, and microbial communities: High-throughput insights
Quinn McFrederick, University of California Riverside
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