2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 29-98

Effects of small-scale habitat restoration on genetic diversity and connectivity in bee populations
Hannah Hayes, n/a, University of San Francisco;

PS 29-99

Are we able to predict the quality of hedgerow pollinator habitat restoration using local bee-plant interactions?
Emma L. Green, Simon Fraser University;

PS 29-100

Partnering with statewide pollinator survey efforts to assess key pollinator habitat on campus
Mary Beth Kolozsvary, Siena College;

PS 29-101

Abundance and diversity of the nectar microbiome in Rhododendron catawbiense varies with elevation
Daniel A. Barker, East Tennessee State University;

PS 29-102

Management Affects Pollinator Biodiversity and Function in Suburban Green Spaces
Sheryl C. Hosler, University of Illinois at Chicago;

PS 29-103

Identification of pollen species in Taiwan by using DNA barcoding
Chieh-Yu Liao, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, National Chiayi University;

PS 29-104

Herbivory-Induced Effects on Community-Wide Pollination Services
Luis Aguirre, University of Massachusetts, Amherst;

PS 29-105

Bee morphological and behavioral traits predict variation in patterns of pollen transport in a diverse co-flowering community in California.
Jessica Williams, East Tennessee State University;

PS 29-106

Co-flowering community effects on the relative contribution of pollen quantity and quality limitation to the reproductive success of four Clarkia species
Emma B. Moore, n/a, East Tennessee State University;

PS 29-107

The impact of urbanization on pollination success in Asclepias syriaca (Common milkweed), a comprehensive study
David J. Rockow, East Tennessee State;

PS 29 Pollination