[Poster15] Insects as Food, Feed and Pollinators | ICE2024

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Poster11. Insects as Food, Feed and Pollinators

[Poster15]Insects as Food, Feed and Pollinators

Wed. Aug 28, 2024 11:45 AM - 1:30 PM JST
Wed. Aug 28, 2024 2:45 AM - 4:30 AM UTC

Poster (Event Hall)

[P0510]Temporal transition of pollination networks driven by flowering phenology and bees' diet decision

*Yun-Chen Hsieh¹, Joe Chun-Chia Huang², Tien Hsieh³, Wen-Chi Yeh³, Hsi-Cheng Ho¹, Sheng-Shan Lu⁴ (1. IEEB, NTU (Taiwan), 2. DLS, NTNU (Taiwan), 3. FPD, TFRI (Taiwan), 4. FRC, TFRI (Taiwan))

[P0512]Grinding feed does not affect growth, development and survival in individually and group reared edible crickets

*Jacinta Kong¹, Jacinta D Kong¹, Matthew J Muzzatti¹, Heath A MacMillan¹, Susan M Bertram¹ (1. Carleton University, Ottawa (Canada))

[P0513]Subsidiary effects of spent coffee grounds in black soldier fly production

*Mika Fujita¹, Chia-Ming LIU¹, Koji Takeda¹, Masami Shimoda², Tetsuya Kobayashi¹ (1. National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (Japan), 2. University of Tokyo (Japan))

[P0514]Unlocking the Potential of Black Soldier Flies (Hermetia illucens) as Efficient Biosolid Consumers

*Sophia Escobar-Correas¹, Angela Ruffell², Gene Wijffels², Hauke Koch³, Amy Paten³, Matthew Morgan³ (1. CSIRO Environment, 306 Carmody Rd, St Lucia QLD 4067, Australia (Australia), 2. CSIRO Agriculture and Food, 306 Carmody Rd, St Lucia QLD 4067, Australia (Australia), 3. CSIRO Environment, Building 101, Clunies Ross St, Black Mountain ACT 2601, Australia (Australia))

[P0515]Vertical Movement of Black Soldier Fly Larvae and the Design of Mass Production Bioreactors

*Bo Yun Cheng¹, Masami Shimoda¹ (1. University of Tokyo (Japan))

[P0516]Cricket production by using food waste

*Tsuyoshi Kurosu¹, Oruj Orujov¹, Daichi Akiyama¹, Thanakorn Kaewplik¹, Daisuke Ikeguchi², Yutaka Sasaki¹ (1. Tokyo University of Agriculture (Japan), 2. Saito Seiki. Co., Ltd. (Japan))

[P0517]The search for attractants controlling aggregation behavior in black soldier fly larvae

*Sohgo Nishioka¹, Masami Shimoda¹ (1. The University of Tokyo (Japan))

[P0518]Acceptability of Black Soldier Fly Larvae Food Waste Bioconversion Facilities (BFWs) in Singapore

*Niraly Mangal^1,2, Bianca Wassman^2,1, Michael Wicki¹, Michael Siegrist¹, David Kaufmann¹, Christoph Hölscher¹, Stephen Cairns^3,1 (1. ETH Zurich (Switzerland), 2. Singapore-ETH Centre (Singapore), 3. Monash University (Indonesia))

[P0519]Mercury bioremediation takes flight!

*Kate Tepper¹ (1. Macquarie University (Australia))

[P0520]Evaluation of feed produced from Hermetia illucens larvae in piglet breeding

*Rino Nakajima¹, Takuma Sakamoto², Hiroko Tabunoki², Hiroaki Ise¹ (1. Tokyo Metropolitan Mizuho-Nogei High School (Japan), 2. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (Japan))

[P0521]Potential of Black soldier fly business in Japan, based on the Taiwan model

*Hiroto Ohki¹, Chia-Ming LIU², Masami Shimoda¹ (1. The University of Tokyo (Japan), 2. National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences (Japan))

[P0522]How to harness natural arthropod pest regulation services in tropical horticultural systems? A biodiversity perspective.

*Thibault Nève de Mévergnies^1,2, Cyril Marty^1,2, Théo Delauney^2,5, Joël Huat^1,2, Julien Haran^3,4, Marie-Stéphane Tixier⁵, Anaïs Chailleux^1,2 (1. CIRAD, UPR HortSys (Réunion), 2. HortSys, Univ Montpellier, CIRAD (France), 3. CIRAD, UMR CBGP (France), 4. CBGP, Univ Montpellier, CIRAD, INRAE, Institut Agro, IRD (France), 5. CBGP, Institut Agro, CIRAD, INRAE, IRD (France))

[P0523]Campylobacter jejuni: challenge test on Tenebrio molitor L. larvae intended as food

Cristiana Cesaro¹, Lorenzo Corsi¹, Vesna Milanović¹, Federica Cardinali¹, Lucia Aquilanti¹, Sara Ruschioni¹, Paola Riolo¹, Andrea Osimani¹, *Nunzio Isidoro¹ (1. Università Politecnica delle Marche (Italy))

[P0524]Japanese Locust (Locusta Migratoria) has food functionality for the suppression of metabolic syndrome

*Shota Okamoto¹, Ryohei Sugahara², Tomoyuki Higuchi², Yoshihito Iuchi¹ (1. Yamaguchi University (Japan), 2. Hirosaki University (Japan))

[P0525]Entomophagy in the western world: Strategies for inspiring humans to embrace edible insects as healthy, eco-friendly foods of the future

*Sujaya Rao¹ (1. University of Minnesota (United States of America))

[P0526]Cyanide detoxification in crickets: towards environment-friendly feed design for cricket farming using agricultural by-products from cassavas

*Kohyoh Murata¹, Masanobu Yamamoto¹, Ryuto Sanno², Kosuke Kataoka², Takeshi Suzuki¹ (1. TUAT (Japan), 2. Waseda U (Japan))

[P0528]Quid Pro Quo? Wild Bees in Pollinator-independent Crop Agroecosystems of the South Eastern United States.

*Isaac L. Esquivel¹ (1. University of Florida (United States of America))

[P0529]Insect Pollination and Its Economic Importance for the Main Crops in Morocco

*Rachid Sabbahi¹ (1. Ibn Zohr University (Morocco))

[P0530]Pollen protein/lipid ratio drives the biased visitation of bumblebees (Bombus ignitus Smith) to male-fertile cultivars of the Japanese pear (Pyrus pyrifolia Nakai)

*Shinnosuke Mori¹, Masahiro Mitsuhata², Tomoyuki Yokoi³ (1. Keio University (Japan), 2. Arysta LifeScience (Japan), 3. University of Tsukuba (Japan))

[P0531]Assessment of tomato pollination efficiency through machine-mimicked bumblebee vibrations

*Yun Kuo¹, Hui-Yun Tseng¹ (1. National Taiwan university (Taiwan))

[P0532]Potential Role of Logging Coppice in the Provisioning Longicorn-beetle Pollinators, Based on the Time-Series Quantitative Survey of Saproxylic Beetles

*Satoshi Asano¹, Minori Tokito², Izuru Saizen¹ (1. Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University (Japan), 2. Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University (Japan))

[P0533]Benefits of agroecosystem practices for improving pollinator health and biodiversity

*Arathi H Seshadri¹ (1. USDA/ARS (United States of America))

[P0534]Bottom-up effects of agricultural management practices on bee health

*Pierre Lau¹, Partson Mubvumba¹, Anthony Abbate², Geoff Williams², Giovanni Tundo¹, Caitlin Rering¹, Heather Tyler¹ (1. United States Department of Agriculture (United States of America), 2. Auburn University (United States of America))

[P0535]Ecosystem services in agriculture: How can plant mixes support pollinator populations?

*Filip Franeta¹, Željko Milovac¹, Anja Đurić¹, Dušan Dunđerski¹, Todd Jenkins², Nicola Randall², Radivoje Jevtić¹ (1. Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops (Serbia), 2. Harper Adams University (UK))

[P0536]A Little Bee Told Me…Honey Bee Foraging Preference in Mixed Urban & Agro-ecosystems

*Sreelakshmi Suresh¹, Adam Dolezal¹ (1. University of Illinois (United States of America))

[P0537]What Do Edible Wasps Eat? ; The Sophistication of Local Knowledge Among Those Who Collect, Rear, and Eat Wasps for a Prosperous Life.

*Tatsuya Saga¹ (1. Kobe University (Japan))

[P0538]Can aggregated flowers be detected by pollinators from a distance?: exploring changes in flower detectability with inflorescence density

*Souta Anazawa¹, Kazuharu Oohashi¹, Klaus Lunau (1. University of Tsukuba (Japan))

[P0539]Warming-induced short-term phenological change boosts honey bee larval growth

*Megan Ming-Yang Chang¹, Pei-Shou Hsu², Syuan-Jyun Sun³, Chuan-Kai Ho¹ (1. Institute of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, National Taiwan University (Taiwan), 2. Miaoli District Agricultural Research and Extension Station, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan (Taiwan), 3. International Degree Program in Climate Change and Sustainable Development, National Taiwan University (Taiwan))

[P0540]Insect cell lines for a new sustainable food: first steps for a cultivated meat

Sofia Ouazri¹, Fabiana Giglio¹, Roberta Rinaldi¹, Carmen Scieuzo^1,2, Rosanna Salvia^1,2, Sophia Letcher³, David Kaplan³, *Patrizia Falabella^1,2 (1. University of Basilicata (Italy), 2. Spinoff XFlies s.r.l. (Italy), 3. Tufts University (United States of America))

[P0541]Bees as joint pollinators: importance of their multifaceted impact on floral evolution

*Kazuharu Ohashi¹ (1. University of Tsukuba (Japan))

[P0542]3PI: Predicting Plant-Pollinator Interactions in a Tropical Dry Forest

*Alana Freytes-Rivera¹, James D. Ackerman¹ (1. University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Campus (Puerto Rico))

[P0543]Diversity of Edible Insects in Laos

*Koji Mizota¹, Sengdeuane Sivilay² (1. Miyagi University of Education (Japan), 2. Department of Agricultural Land Management, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (Laos))

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