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Bee’s Eye View: Using Multispectral Photography to Simulate Bee’s View of Flowers in Natural Settings

Creator:

Bruslind, Svea

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Scientists have long recognized that bees and other insects respond to floral color, including ultraviolet (UV) floral patterns that are invisible to the human eye. While previous research has focused on isolating and capturing these UV markings in laboratory settings, methods that could be used in natural settings needed to...

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Honors College Thesis

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_____________________________________________________________________ Andony Melathopoulos, Committee Member, representing Horticulture
In the Face of Suffering: How People Respond to the Suffering of Others and A Lesson in Human Decency

Creator:

McDermott, Phineas

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This thesis includes a satirical novel and a short analytical reflection on the writing process and the general themes and takeaways from the novel itself. While the analytical reflection appears before the novel in the paper, they can be read in either order. The novel satirizes how people respond to...

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Honors College Thesis

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_____________________________________________________________________ Andony Melathopoulos, Committee Member, representing Horticulture
Evaluating the response of bees to visual attractants in resource-poor environments

Creator:

Parvin, Lucas

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Bee populations are declining around the globe, while the need for their pollination services is increasing with growing food demands by an expanding population. There is a need for innovative practices to increase pollination in agricultural environments without harming wild bee populations. However, the use of artificial visual attractants has...

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Honors College Thesis

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_____________________________________________________________________ Andony Melathopoulos, Committee Member, representing Department of Horticulture