PS 37
Pollination
Tuesday, August 11, 2015: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall, Baltimore Convention Center
PS 37-155
Fine-scale relationships between pollinatiors and flowers revealed by using a high-speed camera
Ryota L Sakamoto
,
Gifu Univ.
;
Nobumitsu Kawakubo
,
Gifu Univ.
;
Motomi Ito
,
Tokyo Univ.
;
Shin-Ichi Morinaga
,
Nihon　Univ.
PS 37-156
Willow shrub density affects pollination of alpine forbs differentially and nonlinearly
Jessica A. Kettenbach
,
University of Missouri-Columbia
;
Nicole Miller-Struttmann
,
University of Missouri-Columbia
;
Candace Galen
,
University of Missouri-Columbia
PS 37-157
Moderation is best: Effects of grazing intensity on flowers, pollinators, and pollination networks in Mediterranean communities
Theodora Petanidou
,
University of the Aegean
;
Amparo Lazaro
,
Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies
;
Thomas Tscheulin
,
University of the Aegean
;
Jelle Devalez
,
University of the Aegean
PS 37-158
Bumblebee community composition and competition impacts reproduction of native and invasive plants
Sandra D. Gillespie
,
Simon Fraser University
;
Elizabeth Elle
,
Simon Fraser University
PS 37-159
Pollination services and pollen limitation in
Triodanis perfoliata
, a cleistogamous annual plant
Beth H. Ansaldi
,
Fordham University
;
Steven J. Franks
,
Fordham University
;
Jennifer J. Weber
,
Fordham University
;
Gabriel Diaz
,
Fordham University Department of Biological Sciences
PS 37-160
A survey of pollinators in four urban areas of China
Cheryl A. Heinz
,
Benedictine University
;
Steven P. Day
,
Benedictine University
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