• EFFECT OF HABITAT FACTORS AND HOST PLANT ON NATURAL ENEMIES OF EMERALD ASH BORER (AGRILUS PLANIPENNIS) AND IMPLICATIONS FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL 

  Hoban, Jacqueline Nicole (2017)

  In an effort to manage the invasive wood-boring buprestid, emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis), biological control efforts have resulted in the release of four classical biological control agents. Emerald ash borer is ...

• USING A LIVING MULCH AND WOLF SPIDERS TO MANAGE PEST ARTHROPODS IN CUCUMBER 

  Kahl, Hanna Maria (2017)

  Pest management practices that conserve beneficial organisms and improve yield are needed. This research aims to determine how: 1) red clover living mulch impacts insect herbivores, arthropod natural enemies, and cucumber ...

• Reducing the risk of honey bee colony loss through beekeeping management practices 

  Steinhauer, Nathalie Annick (2017)

  As primary pollinators in agricultural settings, managed honey bee colonies (Apis mellifera L.) are a highly value commodity for which demand is only growing. With high levels of colony loss experienced in the USA and ...

• Characterization of Female Specific Salivary Gland Glycoproteins of Anopheles Gambiae and their Interaction with Plasmodium Berghei Sporozoites 

  Bartels-Andrews, Lucy (1999)

  This study investigated the female specific salivary gland glycoproteins of Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes and their possible role in malaria sporozoite invasion of the salivary glands. Male and female Anopheles gambiae ...

• INVESTIGATING PAIR-RULE GENE ORTHOLOGS IN AN INTERMEDIATE GERM BEETLE, DERMESTES MACULATUS 

  Xiang, Jie (2017)

  Insects share a body plan based on repeating segments. Segmentation has been well characterized in Drosophila melanogaster, in which segments are established by a genetic hierarchy including gap, pair-rule and segment ...

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