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Creator:: Simpson, Chase and Murphy, Robin
Abstract:: Overview of Content: Introductions, Course Outline, Expected Learning Outcomes, Recommended Textbooks, Brief History of UAS, Applications of sUAS
Resource Type:: Learning Object
Full Text:: Module A: Orientation/Introduction to UAS A COURSE ON UAS FOR

Creator:: Hayes, Jen and Oregon State University. Garden Ecology Lab
Abstract:: Biological control (“Biocontrol”) is the use of living organisms to suppress pest populations. Insect predators and parasitoids are important biocontrol agents (also known as natural enemies) in garden systems. Studies have examined the relative attractiveness of garden plants to insect natural enemies in other areas of the United States, but...
Resource Type:: Learning Object
Full Text:: Langellotto Hosted a high abundance of natural enemies Douglas’ Aster Symphyotrichum subspicatum

Creator:: Hayes, Jen and Oregon State University. Garden Ecology Lab
Abstract:: Native plants are popular with gardeners, in part due to their purported benefits to pollinators. Studies have examined the relative attractiveness of regionally relevant native plants to wild bees in other areas of the United States, but no studies were available for plants native to the Pacific Northwest. We conducted...
Resource Type:: Learning Object
Full Text:: A joint effort of 10-Minute UniversityTM and Oregon State University’s Garden Ecology Lab

Creator:: Hayes, Jen and Oregon State University. Garden Ecology Lab
Abstract:: Bees, like humans, have three types of photoreceptors in their compound eyes that allow them to see color. Bees see ultraviolet (UV) light, blue light, and green light, whereas most humans see red, blue, and green. We developed a methodology1 to simulate bee vision that can be used to photograph...
Resource Type:: Learning Object
Full Text:: A joint effort of 10-Minute UniversityTM and Oregon State University’s Garden Ecology Lab Exploring

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