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Metamorphosis into an Ohio State Entomologist Elizabeth Y. Long, Ph.D. Dept. of Entomology OARDC
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Ohio State Entomology Assistant Professor Vegetable and Grape IPM Purdue University Postdoctoral Researcher Ph. D., University of Missouri Plant, Insect & Microbial Sciences B. S., NC State University Biological Sciences My “developmental” cycle
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worldagnetwork.com scienceclarified.com umt.edu prairiehaven.com What are the consequences of species loss for ecosystems? gardenplansireland.com Natural pest suppression alexanderwild.com bgi-usa.com beesandwasps.com ask.com
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The reduction of pest populations by natural enemies (predators, parasitoids, or pathogens). Natural pest suppression Losey and Vaughan 2006 superintendentmagazine.com bgi-usa.com Predators planthealth.info Pathogens www.goodbugs.org.au Parasitoids abbotlab.wordpress.com
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Pests Hosts Predators pathogens bugguide.net bigfigure.blogspot.com cels.uri.edu fineartamerica.com paghat.com alexanderwild.com bgi-usa.com beesandwasps.com ask.com ehow.com Natural pest suppression & plant health
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1. Are diverse predator groups more effective at reducing pest populations? 2. What are the consequences for an insect-vectored plant pathogen? gardenplansireland.com Natural pest suppression & plant health alexanderwild.com bgi-usa.com beesandwasps.com ask.com ipcm.wisc.edu Dr. Deborah Finke
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7 naturalmothersnetwork.com murrayfamilyfarms.com makethelist.net bgi-usa.com www.goodbugs.org.au Diginn.com Pest management in large scale systems
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Aei-ideas.org Dr. Christian Krupke Unintended consequences of pest management bluenc.com Do neonicotinoids pose risks to beneficial insects in agricultural landscapes?
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9 flickr.com thrasherpestcontrol.com Death of bees occurring with planting of neonicotinoid-treated seeds in the spring. Unexpected risks to bees during planting operations
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extension.org commons.wikipedia.org entnemdept.ufl.edu Roy Niswanger (flickr.com) Jeremy Sell 10 Non-target impacts may be unexpected or unknown!
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Pest management from a community-level perspective Pests Hosts Natural enemies pathogens Predator diversity Non-target organisms Pesticides
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IPM of insects in Ohio muck vegetables & grapes! specialtyproduce.com Keeping our IPM strategies up-to-date! Are current strategies still effective? What novel chemicals and technologies can we explore? How do management strategies impact community-level interactions among insects? Who are the key beneficial insects in these systems? Photo: Marlin E. Rice Japanese beetle bugguide.net Spotted wing drosophila simplyrecipes.com lessnoise-moregreen.com Flea beetles gardening.yardener.com Carrot weevil
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Questions? Which pests pose management challenges to you? Elizabeth Long Office: (330) 202-3556 E-mail: long.1541@osu.edu bgi-usa.com beesandwasps.com ask.com utextension.utk.edu
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