
All talks are on Friday at noon, 150 Russell Labs, 1630 Linden Drive, Madison, WI. A map and directions to Russell Labs is provided below. Alternate meeting locations and times are indicated under the seminar title. This schedule is periodically updated to reflect changes and additions. If you have any questions, please contact the UW-Madison Entomology Department main office at 608-262-3227.
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| Spring 2009 | ||
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
Jan. 23 |
Pat Tobin |
Allee effects and mating success in Gypsy Moth Population Dynamics |
Jan. 30 |
Dan Young, Rick Lindroth |
Program Overviews |
Feb. 6 |
Barbara Bentz |
Geographic variability in Dendroctonus ponderosae fitness traits: Climate change implications |
Feb. 13 |
Ben Werling |
Thinking outside the crop: Off-crop natural areas and biocontrol in Wisconsin potatoes |
Feb. 20 |
Phil Pellitteri |
Approaching 200,000 cases: The Latest Episode |
Feb. 27 |
Emily Mueller, Hannah Gaines |
Natural resrvoirs and capable vectors of two viruses in commercial bean in Wisconsin |
Mar. 6 |
Gary Felton |
Watch Your Step! The perils of herbivory on the tomato plant |
Mar. 13 |
Anne Hajek |
Role of pathogens in Gypsy Moth establishment and Population Dynamics |
Mar. 20 |
Spring Break |
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Mar. 27 |
Mike Hillstrom |
Impacts of atmospheric CO2 and O3 on insect community composition |
Apr. 3 |
Centennial |
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Apr. 10 |
Marla Spivak |
Bees |
Apr. 17 |
Barry Wilk |
IPM Consulting |
Apr. 24 |
Frank Zalom |
IPM for Almonds?... You Must be Nuts! |
May 1 |
Ashley Bennett |
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