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Monday, August 7

1:30 PM

The importance of pollinator research in the National Parks
Gregory Lujano
Ignite-style, room C124

2:30 PM

Components of climate change alter floral scent and pollinator attraction
Justin B. Runyon
Organized Oral Sessions, room D136

2:50 PM

Floral volatiles structure plant-pollinator interactions across the growing season: Implications under climate change
Laura A. Burkle
Organized Oral Sessions, room D136

3:20 PM

Pollinator community establishment following tallgrass prairie restoration: A chronosequence from southern Ontario, Canada
Heather A. Cray
Contributed Talks, room E145

Tuesday, August 8

8:20 AM

Urban pollinators and ecosystem service flow to adjacent agricultural systems
Gail Langellotto
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 257

8:20 AM

Pollinator services in fragmented landscapes: Variation in wild bee community composition between farms and prairies
Stephen Hendrix
Contributed Talks, room B110-111

8:20 AM

Ecological restoration of pollinator communities requires restoring connectivity
Stephen D. Murphy
Contributed Talks, room B115

9:00 AM

How will phenological shifts influence competition for pollinators in a spring ephemeral plant community?
Rebecca M. Dalton
Contributed Talks, room D139

9:50 AM

Can annual flower strips support crop pollinators, pest natural enemies and red clover seed yields?
Maj Rundlöf
Contributed Talks, room E143-144

9:50 AM

Can annual flower strips support crop pollinators, pest natural enemies and red clover seed yields?
Maj Rundlöf
Contributed Talks, room E143-144

10:10 AM

Effects of flower color polymorphism on plant-herbivore-pollinator interactions in the invasive weed Solanum eleaegnifolium
Rupesh Kariyat
Contributed Talks, room D133-134

10:10 AM

Effects of flower color polymorphism on plant-herbivore-pollinator interactions in the invasive weed Solanum eleaegnifolium
Rupesh Kariyat
Contributed Talks, room D133-134

10:30 AM

Dilution or amplification? Pollinator community diversity influences virus prevalence in honey bees and native bees
Michelle L. Fearon
Contributed Talks, room E147-148

1:50 PM

Why are some plant-pollinator networks more nested than others?
Chuliang Song
Contributed Talks, room D131

1:50 PM

Can plant traits predict microbial effects on plant-pollinator interactions? A community survey
Rachel Vannette
Contributed Talks, room E141

2:50 PM

Do non-native pollinator friendly plants provide suitable resources for wild native bee communities?
Nicola Seitz
Contributed Talks, room E141

3:20 PM

Grazing and ecosystem services: Effects of livestock herbivory on floral resources, pollinator populations and honey production in Mediterranean ecosystems
Johannes Foufopoulos
Contributed Talks, room B110-111

4:20 PM

Effects of neonicotinoid seed-treatment use on non-target native pollinator communities in Missouri agricultural fields and field margins
Elisabeth B. Webb
Contributed Talks, room B110-111

4:30 PM

The importance of supporting ecosystem services through pollinators in a National Park
Ben Havlicek
Organized Poster Sessions, room Exhibit Hall

Wednesday, August 9

8:20 AM

Ecological sorting and character displacement in communities of pollinator-sharing Clarkia species
Katherine E. Eisen
Contributed Talks, room D139

8:20 AM

Nursery pollinator shifts oviposition strategy in response to probability of flower abortion
Shivani Jadeja
Contributed Talks, room E147-148

8:40 AM

Working together to supporting pollinators in cities: Connecting actors with science and growing success
Victoria Wojcik
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 253

9:20 AM

Facilitation not competition in plant-pollinator mutualisms: Staggered diurnal flower blooming period in three Malvacean species supports facilitation hypothesis
Sangeetha Varma
Contributed Talks, room D131

9:50 AM

Sugar landscapes and pollinator-mediated interactions
Henning Nottebrock
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

9:50 AM

Do characteristics of gardens predict the diversity, abundance, reproduction and health of pollinators?
Ania Majewska
Contributed Talks, room B110-111

2:30 PM

Topography affects plant-pollinator networks in a subtropical forest by altering plant sexual diversity
Minhua Zhang
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

2:50 PM

Microbial impacts on plant fitness through their effects on floral scent and pollinator attraction
Gerard Farré-Armengol
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 258

2:50 PM

Microbial impacts on plant fitness through their effects on floral scent and pollinator attraction
Gerard Farré-Armengol
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 258

4:20 PM

Carbon dioxide and drought alter plant-pollinator interactions through sight and scent
William R. Glenny
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

4:30 PM

Managing alternative pollinators through understory management in Wisconsin apple orchards
Hannah R. Gaines-Day
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:40 PM

Pollinator habitat plantings enhance nesting opportunities for wild bees
Neal M. Williams
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

Thursday, August 10

8:40 AM

Pollination in the spring geophyte Camassia: Connecting floral traits, pollinators, and habitats in new contexts
Susan Kephart
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

9:00 AM

Canopy cover effect on high elevation pollinator communities
Lindsie M. McCabe
Contributed Talks, room C120-121

9:00 AM

Pollinator-mediated interactions in experimental arrays vary with neighbor identity
Christopher T. Ivey
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

9:20 AM

Ecological and evolutionary impacts of climate on pollinator-mediated interactions between native and invasive plants
Diane R. Campbell
Organized Oral Sessions, room D135

9:50 AM

Do pollinator restoration benefits extend to rare bee species?
Daniel P. Cariveau
Organized Oral Sessions, room D136

10:50 AM

Flowering patch density, homogeneity maximize the benefits of specialist pollinator sharing
Aubrie R.M. James
Contributed Talks, room D139

11:10 AM

Wet meadow restoration buffers the impact of climate change: Pollinator resilience during the California drought
Jennifer I. VanWyk
Contributed Talks, room B115

11:10 AM

Wet meadow restoration buffers the impact of climate change: Pollinator resilience during the California drought
Jennifer I. VanWyk
Contributed Talks, room B115

3:40 PM

Farm management and landscape context interact to support crop pollinators
Charles C. Nicholson
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

3:40 PM

Farm management and landscape context interact to support crop pollinators
Charles C. Nicholson
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

4:00 PM

Pollinator cognition in the real world: A new technique to measure floral preferences, leaning and memory in field settings
Anne S. Leonard
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

4:20 PM

Scotch broom (Cytisus scoparius L. Link) has co-opted a broad range of pollinators and is escaping biocontrol in the Pacific Northwest
Robert Bode
Contributed Talks, room E147-148

4:30 PM

Phenophase and floral abundance affect generalization in plant-pollinator network
Hector Eduardo Castillo-Rosado
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Pollinator response to roadside habitat and forest edge effects in Wisconsin’s Northwoods
Cynthia M. Fiser
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Effect of invasives on plant-pollinator relationships in the Mt. Tamalpias Watershed
Nevin P. Cullen
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Springtime wild bee pollinators of berries in Nova Scotia heathlands
Emily Walker
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Beyond pollinators: How do bi- and tri-trophic interactions select for floral traits?
Katherine Holmes
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Range-wide variation in floral traits and local pollinator assemblages in Castilleja sessiliflora (Orobanchaceae)
Katie Wenzell
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Effects of climate warming and drought on plant-pollinator mutualisms: An experimental test with squash (Cucurbita pepo) and its specialist bee pollinator (Peponapis pruinosa)
Jess Gambel
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Habitat enhancements to boost pollinator diversity and pollination service in agricultural lands
Kimiora Ward
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Fine-scale plant community structure effects pollinator diversity and subsequent seed set in Ratibida columnifera
Leslie B. Yellow Hammer
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Applying pollen DNA metabarcoding to the study of plant-pollinator interactions
Connor N. Morozumi
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

4:30 PM

Shared pollinators drive interactions between intentional urban plants and wild remnant plant populations
Andrea M. Fetters
Contributed Posters, room Exhibit Hall

Friday, August 11

8:00 AM

Associational effects of Solidago altissima on pollinators of Solanum carolinense
Stacey L. Halpern
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

8:30 AM

Modeling pollination service delivered by effective pollinators in Texas cotton
Sarah Cusser
Latebreaking Posters, room Exhibit Hall

8:30 AM

GoPollinators: Detecting pollination interactions with GoPro and Field cams
Anne Le Mat
Latebreaking Posters, room Exhibit Hall

8:30 AM

Pollinator morphology influences pollinium removal from Asclepias syriaca (common milkweed) flowers
Aaron F. Howard
Latebreaking Posters, room Exhibit Hall

8:30 AM

Impact of invasive dog-strangling vine on urban plant-pollinator networks
Adriano Nicola Roberto
Latebreaking Posters, room Exhibit Hall

9:50 AM

Extreme weather event impacts on the spatial and temporal phenological synchrony of plants and pollinators
Ignasi Bartomeus
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 252

10:10 AM

Seeing through the static: Within-season temporal dynamics of plant-pollinator interaction networks
Paul J. CaraDonna
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 252

10:10 AM

Seeing through the static: Within-season temporal dynamics of plant-pollinator interaction networks
Paul J. CaraDonna
Organized Oral Sessions, room Portland Blrm 252

10:10 AM

Plant-pollinator interaction networks in fragmented habitats retain structural robustness in spite of pollinator diversity loss
Keng-Lou J. Hung
Contributed Talks, room C125-126

10:30 AM

Profiling crop pollinators: Life-history traits predict habitat use and crop visitation by Mediterranean wild bees
Yael Mandelik
Contributed Talks, room C125-126