Departmental Seminars

Spring 2005

All Entomology Department seminars meet at 3:00 pm in Rm N12 Agricultural Science Center North, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY unless otherwise noted.

Refreshments are served



DatePresenterTitle
Jan 14 Andy Boring
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Phylogenetic analysis of the Hymenoptera using the morphology of the female reproductive system
Becky Trout
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Mosquito management in suburban residential properties using synthetic pyrethroid insecticides
Jan 21Beth Ann Choate
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Exit seminar)
The life history and dispersal patterns of Malacosma americanum, the insect associated with Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome
Jan 28Michael Potter
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
A Bed Bug State of Mind
Feb 4 Bonny Miller
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Reduced-risk tactics for managing major insect pests of nursery-grown maples
Barb Sharanowski
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
Decomposition and insect succession on pig carrion in Saskatchewan
Feb 11 Aerin Land
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Factors affecting pine regeneration following a catastrophic southern pine beetle outbreak in the Cumberland Plateau region
Erin Hladilek
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Spinning the forest food web: Using stable isotopes (d13C and d15N) to link ecosystem components
Feb 18 Callie Prater
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Exit seminar)
Microbial Control of the Black cutworm (Agrotis ipsilon) using a naturally occurring baculovirus
Feb 25 Jim Whitfield A polydnavirus paradox: cophylogeny and mosaic genomes
Mar 4 Bill Ballard
University of Iowa
Linking the genotype with the phenotype with biochemistry
Mar 11 Zhiyoung Xi
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Exit seminar)
Characterization of Wolbachia/host interaction and generation of novel symbioses via microinjection
Mar 18 SPRING BREAK
Mar 25 Steve Juliano
Illinois State University
Pattern and Process in a Biological Invasion: Coexistence or Exclusion Among Competing Mosquitoes
Apr 1 Rodney Cooper
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Interactions Between Chestnut Blight Resistance and Herbivore Susceptibility in Castanea spp.
Kimby Tarburton
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Proposal seminar)
Seasonal phenology, natural enemies, and control of squash bug: Anasa tristis DeGreer on yellow squash in Kentucky
Apr 8 Mark L Gleason
Iowa State University
Understanding the cucumber beetle/bacteria wilt connection on cucurbits: what we know (a little) and what we need to know (a lot)
Apr 14 (Thursday) David Brown
Sacramento-Yolo County Mosquito District, Elkgrove, CA
An overview of mosquito control operation in California: current and future challenges.
Apr 15 Kristy Scheibly
University of Kentucky
Department of Entomology
(Exit seminar)
Inbreeding Depression: Does it exist and what is the cause in Stator limbatus?
April 22 George W. Gilchrist
College of William and Mary
TBA
April 29 Fred Gould
North Carolina State University
TBA


Original document: 7 July 1995
Last updated: 10 February 2005