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  • The Great Maggot Escape: The Trials and Tribulations of Rearing Black Soldier Flies
  • How Important is Resource and Community Composition? The Physiological Effects that Mediate Competitive Interactions
  • Blow Flies and Parenting: How Adult Decisions Maximize Offspring Potential
  • Integrating Ecology and Insect Evidence: The Paradigm Shift in Forensic Science

    Other presentations during the four-day meeting will address issues such as insecticide resistance, fire ants, termites, stink bugs, fruit flies, bees, ticks, mites, pheromones, pest-resistant crops, the use of insects to control weeds (biocontrol), and diseases that affect banana and citrus fruits. The entire program is available at http://tinyurl.com/4lad3v2. Members of the media can obtain press passes by contacting Richard Levine at rlevine@entsoc.org.


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