EPPN Seminars Schedule
2021 spring seminars are held 3 p.m. Pacific Time | 4 p.m. Mountain Time on Monday's via Zoom* https://uidaho.zoom.us/j/87523023016
Jan. 25
The many roles of the host cadaver in insect-parasitic nematode biology (no recording)
Ed Lewis
Feb. 1
Push-pull pest management within the soil? (no recording)
Sanford Eigenbrode
Feb. 8
Insights from UI Extension's Idaho Insect Identification website — Video
Brad Stokes and Jason Thomas
Feb. 22
Development of 3 R-gene late blight resistant cultivars in Indonesia and Bangladesh
Phillip Wharton
March 1
Investigation of management and impact of Globodera pallida, the pale cyst nematode in Idaho — Video
Paige Hickman
March 8
Soil arthropod ecology: effects of agricultural diversification on community structure, function and interactions — Video
Dane Elmquist
March 22
Soil macroinvertebrates determine the fate of organic matter in managed grass systems — Video
Kyle Wickings, Cornell University
March 29
Sharing a host plant: interspecific interactions within a vector-borne complex are influenced by a co-occurring pathosystem — Video
Arash Rashed
April 12
Stemphylium leaf blight: a re-emerging disease of onion crops in the Treasure Valley — Video
James Woodhall
April 19
X-Disease in Washington State — an old problem, a new problem — Video
Scott Harper, WSU Plant Pathology
April 26
The role of Mogulones borraginis in biological control of Cynoglossum officinale (Houndstongue) — Video
Anjila Thapa
May 3
Blood: it’s not just for breakfast anymore or how blood factors manipulate the mosquito host — Video
Shirley Luckhart
*After spring break, we hope to have hybrid seminars by Zoom and to Ag Science, Room 62.