P-IE: Pollinators 1

Moderator(s)

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  Selina Bruckner

  Post-Doctoral Researcher
  Department of Entomology
  Auburn University
  Auburn, Alabama
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  James Crall

  Assistant Professor
  Entomology
  University of Wisconsin
  Madison, Wisconsin

Presentations:

• 8:00 AM – 8:12 AM MT

  Does learning environment matter? A case study evaluating beekeeper knowledge gain and behavior change
  

  Presenting Author: Selina Bruckner – Auburn University

  Co-Author: Nathalie A. Steinhauer – University of Maryland

  Co-Author: Mikayla E. Wilson – University of Maryland

  Co-Author: Julia Mahood – Georgia Beekeeper Association
• 8:12 AM – 8:24 AM MT

  High omega 6:3 ratio in the diet of young honey bees results in an earlier transition to foraging and shorter lifespan
  

  Presenting Author: Danny F. Minahan – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

  Co-Author: Sharoni Shafir – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
• 8:24 AM – 8:36 AM MT

  Pulp non-fiction: Experiments with leaf species and traits preferred by captive Osmia bruneri bees
  

  Presenting Author: James H. Cane – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Byron Love – USDA-ARS
• 8:36 AM – 8:48 AM MT

  Toward automated monitoring of plant-pollinator interactions using low-cost, field-deployable cameras
  

  Presenting Author: James D. Crall – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: August Easton-Calabria – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Brett J. Graham – Harvard University

  Co-Author: Cassandra Pasadyn – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Matthew A. Smith – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Evan Hockridge – Harvard University

  Co-Author: Andrew Davies – Harvard University

  Co-Author: Benjamin de Bivort – Harvard University
• 8:48 AM – 9:00 AM MT

  Early Cretaceous florivory on early angiosperms: pollination by functionally diverse insects
  

  Presenting Author: Conrad Labandeira – Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History
• 9:00 AM – 9:12 AM MT

  Phenotypic variation between cultivars of ornamental flowers shapes pollinator attraction
  

  Presenting Author: Emily Erickson – Pennsylvania State University
• 9:12 AM – 9:24 AM MT

  Effects of altitudinal gradients on social thermoregulation and pesticide sensitivity in bumble bees: Insights from a low-cost and automated behavioral tracking method
  

  Presenting Author: August Easton-Calabria – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Madalyn Laskowski – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Matthew A. Smith – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Brett J. Graham – Harvard University

  Co-Author: James D. Crall – University of Wisconsin