Kristen Baum

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Oklahoma State University

United States

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Kristen Baum is a Professor at Oklahoma State University in the United States. Her research encompasses various areas including butterfly ecology, plant-insect interactions, and the dynamics of pollinator communities. Recent publications highlight her work on monarch butterflies, aphid population dynamics, and the effects of environmental factors on insect habitats.

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James Tracy

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Texas A&M University

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Eric DeVuyst

Oklahoma State University

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Sarah Elzay

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Fort Hays State University

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What monarch butterfly waystation names and characteristics can reveal about program participants

Drought reduces productivity and anti-herbivore defences, but not mycorrhizal associations, of perennial prairie forbs

Patch-burn management affects grassland butterfly communities in cattle-grazed rangelands

Quantitative Study of Aphid Natural Enemies in Central Oklahoma Canola Fields

Butterfly abundance is higher in areas treated for fire ants

Role of parasitoids and landscape structure in aphid population dynamics in winter canola

Dynamics of stored lipids in fall migratory monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus): Nectaring in northern Mexico allows recovery from droughts at higher latitudes

Economics of alternative insecticide treatments and pollinators in Winter canola

Distribution and phenology of monarch butterfly larvae and their milkweed hosts in the South Central US

The Impact of Fire on Nectar Quality and Quantity for Insect Pollinator Communities

Quantitative Assessment of Aphid Parasitoids and Predators in Central Oklahoma Wheat Fields during Five Growing Seasons

Environmental Variables Influencing Five Speyeria (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) Species' Potential Distributions of Suitable Habitat in the Eastern United States

Landscape characteristics predict body sizes in wild bees: implications for pollination services and foraging range

Increase in Importance of Aphelinus nigritus (Howard) on Winter Crops in Oklahoma Coincides with Invasion of Sugarcane Aphid on Sorghum in Oklahoma

Refining the activity level-predation risk paradigm in larval anuran communities

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James Tracy

Eric DeVuyst

Sarah Elzay

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