P-IE: Pollinators On-Demand Presentations

Presentations:

• On Demand

  Assessing the impact of broadcast-sprayed antibiotics on bee gut microbiome composition and presence of antibiotic-resistant genes
  

  Presenting Author: Laura M. Avila – Emory University

  Co-Author: Becky Griffin – University of Georgia

  Co-Author: Ashlynn Gray – Spelman College

  Co-Author: Alexa McGrath – Emory University

  Co-Author: Noah Ossmann – Emory University

  Co-Author: Berry Brosi – University of Washington

  Co-Author: Nicole Gerardo – Emory University
• On Demand

  Bee community interactions: Observations in foraging on commercial sunflowers
  

  Presenting Author: Beth Ferguson – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Jarrad R. Prasifka – USDA-ARS
• On Demand

  Bee foraging behavior as predictor of plant reproduction and gene flow
  

  Presenting Author: Johanne Brunet – USDA-ARS
• On Demand

  Blue orchard bees improve pollination of spring fruit crops
  

  Presenting Author: Lindsie M. McCabe – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Natalie Boyle – Pennsylvania State University

  Co-Author: Theresa Pitts-Singer – USDA-ARS
• On Demand

  Dispenser design affects delivery of biocontrol agents to crops by honey bees (Apis mellifera)
  

  Presenting Author: D. Susan Willis Chan – University of Guelph

  Co-Author: Grace McKinney – Trent University

  Co-Author: Peter G. Kevan – University of Guelph
• On Demand

  Evaluating the impact of local floral resource availability on fruit and vegetable pollinators and pollination
  

  Presenting Author: Hannah R. Gaines-Day – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Claudio Gratton – University of Wisconsin
• On Demand

  Herbivore-induced effects on floral microbiome assembly and consequent pollination
  

  Presenting Author: Grace Freundlich – Utah State University

  Co-Author: Robert Schaeffer – Utah State University
• On Demand

  How to really help wild bees: Nutrient demand and supply in a changing environment
  

  Presenting Author: Michal Filipiak – Jagiellonian University

  Co-Author: Zuzanna M. Filipiak – Jagiellonian University

  Co-Author: Bożena Denisow – University of Life Sciences in Lublin

  Co-Author: Ernest Stawiarz – University of Life Sciences in Lublin
• On Demand

  Impact of Melittobia acasta on Megachile rotundata managed populations during fall and spring
  

  Presenting Author: Theresa Pitts-Singer – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Alan Anderson – Utah State University
• On Demand

  Impacts of COVID-19 on Canadian beekeeping
  

  Presenting Author: Miriam E F Bixby – University of British Columbia

  Co-Author: Matthew Polinsky – University of British Columbia

  Co-Author: Rod Scarlett – Canadian Honey Council

  Co-Author: Heather Higo – University of British Columbia

  Co-Author: Julia Common – University of British Columbia

  Co-Author: Leonard Foster – University of British Columbia

  Co-Author: Amro Zayed – University of York

  Co-Author: Shelley Hoover – University of Lethbridge

  Co-Author: Marta Guarna – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
• On Demand

  Invasive paper wasp turns urban pollinator gardens into ecological traps for monarch butterfly larvae
  

  Presenting Author: Daniel A. Potter – University of Kentucky

  Co-Author: Adam M. Baker – Davey Tree Expert Company
• On Demand

  Knowledge gleaned from the first Great Georgia Pollinator Census
  

  Presenting Author: A. Gabrielle LaTora – University of Georgia

  Co-Author: Becky Griffin – University of Georgia

  Co-Author: Uttam Bhattarai – University of Georgia

  Co-Author: S. Kristine Kristine Braman – University of Georgia
• On Demand

  Lawn mullets: Comparing homeowner attitudes regarding pollinator-friendly lawncare practices in front and back yards
  

  Presenting Author: Hannah J. Penn – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Jerrod M. Penn – Louisiana State University Agricultural Center

  Co-Author: Jonathan L. Larson – University of Kentucky

  Co-Author: Wuyang Hu – The Ohio State University
• On Demand

  Patch fidelity of honey bees and bumble bees differs and is affected by spatial configuration
  

  Presenting Author: Fabiana Palmeira Fragoso – ORISE

  Co-Author: Johanne Brunet – USDA-ARS
• On Demand

  Pollen characterization of adult bee guts: Insight into wild bee foraging in temperate spring forest canopies
  

  Presenting Author: Katherine R. Urban-Mead – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Maria van Dyke – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Paige Muñiz – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Scott McArt – Cornell University

  Co-Author: Bryan N. Danforth – Cornell University
• On Demand

  Pollinator habitat enhances nesting opportunities for wild bees
  

  Presenting Author: Neal M. Williams – University of California

  Co-Author: Andrew Buderi – University of Louisiana

  Co-Author: Kimiora Ward – University of California
• On Demand

  Pollinator responses to variation in sunflower crop traits
  

  Presenting Author: Jarrad R. Prasifka – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Beth Ferguson – USDA-ARS

  Co-Author: Brent Hulke – USDA-ARS
• On Demand

  Proximity to flowering weeds on fallow fields improves honey bee colony growth in late winter/early spring
  

  Presenting Author: Clare C. Rittschof – University of Kentucky

  Co-Author: Erin Haramoto – University of Kentucky

  Co-Author: Doug Potter – University of Kentucky
• On Demand

  Rare and declining bee species are key to reliable pollination of wildflowers and crops across large scale
  

  Presenting Author: Mark A. Genung – University of Louisiana

  Co-Author: James Reilly – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  Co-Author: Neal M. Williams – University of California

  Co-Author: Andrew Buderi – University of Louisiana

  Co-Author: Joel Gardner – University of Manitoba

  Co-Author: Rachael Winfree – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
• On Demand

  Six years of intensive bee monitoring in western Montana: Insights, anecdotes, and prospects
  

  Presenting Author: Marirose P. Kuhlman – MPG Ranch

  Co-Author: Charles W. Casper – MPG Ranch

  Co-Author: Philip W. Ramsey – MPG Ranch

  Co-Author: Phillip G. Hahn – University of Florida
• On Demand

  WiBee, The Wisconsin Wild Bee App: Two years into a community science pollination project
  

  Presenting Author: Colleen Satyshur – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Hannah R. Gaines-Day – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Katy Thostenson – University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension

  Co-Author: Benjamin Bradford – University of Wisconsin-Madison

  Co-Author: Jeremy Hemberger – University of California

  Co-Author: Claudio Gratton – University of Wisconsin