Posters

2018 Poster Award Winners

First Place

• P165. Successful adoption of action threshold-based insecticide programs for thrips management in onion
  Ashley Leach, Cornell University

Second Place

• P55. Dispersal of wheat curl mite from virus infected winter wheat
  Lindsay Overmyer, University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Honorable Mention

• P8. Insights into winter survival strategies of North American hover flies (Syrphidae) and the implications for pollination and conservation biological control
  Carl Scott Clem, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• P10. Evaluation of anaerobic soil disinfestation for ecofriendly weed management
  Ram B. Khadka, The Ohio State University
• P30. Adoption of proactive resistance management practices to control Bemisia tabaci in Arizona and California
  Naomi Pier, University of Arizona
• P32. Repeated temporal rotation from nontoxic bait to a cholecalciferol rodenticide enhances control of a wild house mouse population
  Sean P. Nolan, Clemson University
• P50. A meta-analysis and economic evaluation of soil and seed applied insecticide use in Indiana maize
  Adam M. Alford, Purdue University
• P53. Developing a sequential sampling protocol for scouting sugarcane aphid, Melanaphis sacchari Zehntner, in sorghum
  Jessica C. Lindenmayer, Oklahoma State University
• P69. Integrated pest management and the role of spiders within Nebraska agroecosystems
  Samantha R. Daniel, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
• P90. Field-level fungicide exposure to honey bees (Apis mellifera) during orchard bloom in Michigan
  Jacquelyn Albert, Michigan State University
• P98. Invasive honeysuckle increases populations of the invasive vinegar fly, spotted wing Drosophila
  Heather Leach, Michigan State University
• P130. Weeds as source of inoculum of Diaporthe gulyae, the causal agent of Phomopsis stem canker of sunflower
  Krishna Ghimire, South Dakota State University
• P139. Augmentative biological control of twospotted spider mite on hops in the midwest
  Susan Ndiaye, The Ohio State University
• P163. Evaluation of alternative weed control methods for horticultural crops
  Justin H. Keay, Lincoln University