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PS 17
- Biological Control
Tuesday, August 5, 2008: 5:00 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall CD, Midwest Airlines Center
PS 17-1
Herbivory and resource interactions govern the potential for sustainable control of spotted knapweed (
Centaurea stoebe
)
David G. Knochel
,
University of Colorado at Boulder
;
Timothy R. Seastedt
,
University of Colorado at Boulder
PS 17-2
Host range of
Pyrenophora semeniperda
, a native seed pathogen with potential for biocontrol of
Bromus tectorum
, in the Intermountain West
Julie Beckstead
,
Gonzaga University
;
Susan E. Meyer
,
USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station
PS 17-3
Turfgrass trouble: Can arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi combat nematode damage? - CANCELLED
Rachel E. Newmiller
,
Upper Dublin High School
;
Jennifer H. Doherty
,
University of Washington
;
Brenda Casper
,
University of Pennsylvania
PS 17-4
Environmental regulation of tick pathogens: A synthesis of undergraduate research projects leading to understanding of the ecology of potential fungal biocontrol agents
Amy R. Tuininga
,
Montclair State University
;
Justin Pool
,
Trinity College
;
Dieshia Rosa
,
Medgar Evers College - City University of New York
;
Thomas J. Daniels
,
Fordham University
;
Richard Falco
,
Arthropod-borne Disease Program - NY State Department of Health
;
Shannon Morath
,
Fordham University
PS 17-5
Distribution of entomopathogenic fungi and field tests of their potential as biocontrol agents for
Ixodes scapularis
Pamela J. Greengarten
,
Fordham University
;
Amy R. Tuininga
,
Montclair State University
;
Thomas J. Daniels
,
Fordham University
;
Richard Falco
,
Arthropod-borne Disease Program - NY State Department of Health
;
Shannon Morath
,
Fordham University
PS 17-6
Direct and indirect effects of a native predator on weed biological control
Kimberly K. Crider
,
Center for Forest Disturbance Science, USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station
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