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Member Symposium

Mutualism, Manipulation, or Mistaken Identity: Natural Enemy Modulation of Plant Defenses and Multitrophic Effects

On-Demand

On-Demand

    Organizer(s)

  • Elizabeth Davidson-Lowe

    US Vegetable Lab
    USDA-ARS
    Charleston, South Carolina

  • AJ

    Asher Jones

    Pennsylvania State University
    University Park, Pennsylvania

  • SH

    Sara Hermann

    Department of Entomology
    The Pennsylvania State University
    University Park, Pennsylvania

This symposium will focus on research on the effects of natural enemies on plant phytochemistry and how this influences plant-herbivore interactions. By highlighting this under-studied field, we will foster discussion for knowledge gaps and future research directions.

Presentations:

  • Introduction and opening remarks

    Presenting Author: Elizabeth Davidson-Lowe – USDA-ARS

    Co-Author: Asher Jones – Pennsylvania State University

    Co-Author: Sara Hermann – The Pennsylvania State University

    Co-Author: Kelli Hoover (she/her/hers) – Pennsylvania State University

    Co-Author: Susan W. Bass (he/him/his) – Penn State University

  • Effects of plant responses induced by omnivorous predators on plant-insect interactions

    Presenting Author: Xiaoning Zhang, PhD

    Co-Author: Arne Janssen – University of Amsterdam

    Co-Author: Gerben Messelink

    Co-Author: Juan Manuel Alba – University of Amsterdam

  • Predator pheromone induces plant defenses to the detriment of their herbivorous prey

    Presenting Author: Nicholas Aflitto – Cornell University

    Co-Author: Jennifer Thaler – Cornell University

  • Induction of glucosinolates by parasitized herbivores is parasitoid species specific

    Presenting Author: Paul J. Ode – Colorado State University

    Co-Author: Ryan Lee Paul – Oregon State University

  • Parasitoids and indirect interactions between herbivores enhance plant fitness in wild lima bean

    Presenting Author: Carlos Bustos-Segura

    Co-Author: Maximilien Cuny – Wageningen University

    Co-Author: Betty Benrey (she/her/hers) – University of Neuchatel

  • Hyperparasitoids use parasitized-caterpillar induced plant volatiles to locate their host

    Presenting Author: Erik H. Poelman

    Co-Author: Feng Zhu – Center for Agricultural Resources Research, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology of CAS

    Co-Author: Antonino cusumano – Universita Degli Studi di Palermo

    Co-Author: Mitchel Bourne – Wageningen University

    Co-Author: Maximilien Cuny – Wageningen University

  • Host plants alter their volatiles to help a solitary egg parasitoid distinguish habitats with parasitized hosts from those without

    Presenting Author: Chengzhe Li, PhD

    Co-Author: Yonggen Lou – Zhejiang University