The new University of Richmond President, Dr. Ronald Crutcher, toured Gottwald today and stopped by to see what we’re up to in the Grayson Lab. After walking him though our summer research on gypsy moths in a simulated climate we took this photo to commemorate the occasion. Welcome to UR, Dr. Crutcher! We’re glad you stopped by!
L to R: Lily Thompson, Nana Banahene, Amber Yang, Dr. Ronald Crutcher, Melisa Quiroga-Herrera, Dr. Kristine Grayson
A few days ago we were interviewed by the Richmond Time-Dispatch about our work on gypsy moth in the climate gradients of Virginia and today the article was published on the FIRST PAGE!
It’s official. We’re famous.
Have you ever wondered if gypsy moth larvae do better when reared on artificial diet or on leaves? So did we! And now our research on it is published in Environmental Entomology! Click on the title below for the PDF!
Performance of Wild and Laboratory-Reared Gypsy Moth (Lepidoptera: Erebidae): A Comparison between Foliage and Artificial Diet
Kristine L. Grayson; Dylan Parry; Trevor M. Faske; Audrey Hamilton; Patrick C. Tobin; Salvatore J. Agosta; Derek M. Johnson
Environmental Entomology 2015;
doi: 10.1093/ee/nvv063
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