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57:32 Diaspore Dispersal by Wasps of the Genus Vespula Diaspore Dispersal by Wasps of the Genus Vespula	Diaspore Dispersal by Wasps of the Genus Vespula Dr. Dylan Orion Burge University of California Los Angeles Dr. Burge describes how he stumbled on to an odd behavior of Vespula wasps. He collected calycanthus seeds in Northern California and… wasps earth plant physiology phylogenetics environment beekeeping paleontology evolution entomologist crops proteins garden plants ecology plant morphology agriculture constitutional monarchies plant taxonomy pollinators biodiversity ethology botany colony speciation flowers reproduction honey species insect From Jeff Layne on May 9th, 2017 0 likes 150 plays 0
01:02:46 From Micro to Macro: The Trophic Regulation of a… From Micro to Macro: The Trophic Regulation of a Multispecies Protective Mutualism	From Micro to Macro: The Trophic Regulation of a Multispecies Protective Mutualism Dr. Elizabeth Pringle Faculty, University of Nevada, Reno In this presentation, Dr. Elizabeth Pringle explains – and provides examples of – mutualism in the natural world. She… d.n.a. plant chemistry parasitology memory processes nutrients bacteriology genetics superorganisms medicine climate metabolism nutrition esotericism insect ecology variation population ecology acids From Jeff Layne on March 8th, 2017 0 likes 36 plays 0
58:00 The Wonderful World of Lauxanioid Flies, and the… The Wonderful World of Lauxanioid Flies, and the Solution to a 100 Year Old Mystery	The Wonderful World of Lauxanioid Flies, and the Solution to a 100 Year Old Mystery Dr. Steve Gaimari Plant Pest Diagnostics Center, California Department of Food and Agriculture Steve Gaimari is very enthusiastic about his specialty – the study of flies – and has a… d.n.a. flies developmental biology sports terminology plant morphology taxonomic categories chemical elements insect ecology beetle bacteria medical terminology semen genetics spectacular pests biochemistry plant physiology arachnids granular materials plant taxonomy symbiosis human anatomy biology fluvial landforms pollinators hymenoptera scientific classification insect anatomy germ cells specialists specimen biological databases animal anatomy acids fungi ethology reproduction biological pest control pedagogy fertility From Jeff Layne on October 31st, 2016 0 likes 31 plays 0
01:01:56 I got your back: my movies and research on the… I got your back: my movies and research on the evolution of defense and locomotion of slug and nettle caterpillar moths (Lepidoptera_ Limacodidae) 1989-present	I got your back: my movies and research on the evolution of defense and locomotion of slug and nettle caterpillar moths (Lepidoptera_ Limacodidae) 1989-present Dr. Marc Epstein Senior Insect Biosystematist, California Department of Food & Agriculture; Research Associate, Smithsonian Institution Dr. Epstein’s job with the State of California… d.n.a. evolutionary genetics butterflies. pollinators insect ecology metamorphosis microscopes chemistry caterpillar california obsolete taxonomic groups plant morphology plant anatomy biological pest control pest control lepidoptera arthropod anatomy From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 10 plays 0
01:01:53 Factors Affecting Honeybee Queen Mating and… Factors Affecting Honeybee Queen Mating and Reproduction	Factors Affecting Honeybee Queen Mating and Reproduction Dr. Elina Lastro Nino Assistant Specialist in CE, Department of Entomology & Nematology, UC Davis Dr. Elina Lastro Nino directs the E.L. Nino Bee Lab at the UC Davis Honey Bee Research… honey bee egg laying pollination pesticide sexuality colony insect ecology honey bees insemination breeding From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 57 plays 0
01:05:30 Chemical Aggressive Mimicry in Solitary Bee Nest… Chemical Aggressive Mimicry in Solitary Bee Nest Parasites: Host Range in the Southwestern US	Chemical Aggressive Mimicry in Solitary Bee Nest Parasites: Host Range in the Southwestern US Leslie Saul-Gershenz PhD Candidate, Department of Entomology, UC, Davis Ms. Saul-Gershenz opens her talk with the assertion that scientists should use less jargon and make their work more… collaborators beekeeping endocrinology pollinators aggregation insect ecology parasite parasitology fertility species From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 24 plays 0