Pollinator Nutritional Research: From Collecting and Characterizing Floral Resource Provisions to the Inference of Ecological and Evolutionary Consequences On-Demand Presentations

Organizer(s)

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  Rodney Richardson

  Assistant Professor
  Appalachian Laboratory
  University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
  Frostburg, Maryland
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  Anthony Vaudo

  Postdoctoral Scholar
  Department of Biology
  University of Nevada
  Reno, Nevada

Attending the meeting in-person? Be sure to check out our live talks taking place Wednesday, November 3 at 1:30 PM in Meeting Room 108-112.

Presentations:

• On Demand

  Exploring the ecological role of sterols in bee-plant interactions
  

  Presenting Author: Maryse Vanderplanck – Centre for Evolutionary and Functional Ecology

  Co-Author: Denis Michez – University of Mons

  Co-Author: Georges Lognay – University of Liège
• On Demand

  Protein and lipid regulation and its effect on honey bee physiology and behavior
  

  Presenting Author: Pierre Lau – Texas A&M University

  Co-Author: Pierre Lesne – Texas A&M University

  Co-Author: Alexandria N. Payne – Texas A&M University

  Co-Author: Cora Pauline Garcia – Texas A&M University

  Co-Author: Jordan L. Gomez – Texas A&M University

  Co-Author: Spencer Behmer – Texas A&M University

  Co-Author: Juliana Rangel – Texas A&M University
• On Demand

  Tales from the outside: The exosymbionts of solitary bees
  

  Presenting Author: Shawn A. Steffan – University of Wisconsin

  Co-Author: Prarthana Dharampal – University of Wisconsin