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Member Symposium

Current Advances in Acarology On-Demand Presentations

On-Demand

On-Demand

    Organizer(s)

  • Lorena Lopez

    Postdoctoral Associate
    Department of Entomology
    Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
    Painter, Virginia

  • Emilie Demard

    PhD Candidate
    Department of Entomology and Nematology
    University of Florida
    Fort Pierce, Florida

  • Samantha Willden

    PhD Candidate
    Department of Entomology
    Cornell University
    Geneva, New York

This symposium features presenters from all over the world whose research focuses on mites. Student researchers are a large component of the invited speakers, and all speakers present groundbreaking applied and/or theoretical acarological research. This symposium was organized by the Acarological Society of America.

Attending the meeting in-person? Be sure to check out our live talks taking place Sunday, October 31 at 9:30 AM in Meeting Room 405-407.

Presentations:

  • On Demand
    Checklist of oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) from two boreal fens: An update on oribatid mites of Canadian peatlands

    Presenting Author: Carlos Barreto – University of Western Ontario

    Co-author: Zoë Lindo – Western University

  • On Demand
    Effects of UVC irradiation on predatory mites for biological control efforts in Florida

    Presenting Author: Joseph Montemayor – University of Florida

    Co-Author: Hugh A. Smith – University of Florida

    Co-Author: Natalia Peres – University of Florida

    Co-Author: Sriyanka Lahiri – University of Florida

  • On Demand
    Predatory mites on tomato: The case of Pronematus ubiquitus

    Presenting Author: Dominiek Vangansbeke – Biobest

    Co-author: Marcus Duarte – Biobest

    Co-author: Alfredo Benavente – Biobest

    Co-author: Rob Moerkens – Biobest

    Co-author: Juliette Pijnakker – Biobest

    Co-author: Felix Wäckers – Biobest

  • On Demand
    Resisting spider mites in a water-stressed cropping system

    Presenting Author: Ricardo Ramirez – Utah State University

  • On Demand
    Revaluation of the genus Cenopalpus

    Presenting Author: Marcello De Giosa – Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida

    Co-Author: Ronald Ochoa – USDA-ARS

    Co-Author: Gary R. Bauchan – USDA-ARS

    Co-Author: Cal Welbourn – Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

    Co-author: Jennifer Beard – Queensland Museum

    Co-author: Enrico De Lillo – University of Bari

    Co-Author: Aline Tassi – Instituto Biológico

  • On Demand
    The relevance of a predatory mite in the management of insect-transmitted viruses in vegetable production

    Presenting Author: Rajagopalbabu Srinivasan – University of Georgia

    Co-author: Bhabesh Dutta – University of Georgia

    Co-Author: Timothy Coolong – University of Georgia