Mary Gardiner's guest appearances

Mary Gardiner

Soybean Pest Podcast

Bug Talk

Saint Bride's Parish Podcasts

Robert Campbell

Colin Bailey

Stephanie Murphy

James Flynn

Peter Smith

George Taylor

Julianna Wilson

Elizabeth Murray

Donald Lewis

John McLaughlin

John Crawford

Mary Finnigan

Michael Kelly

James Anthony

Tora Tora

OwlTail

In this podcast Kayleigh and Zsofia talked to Dr. Mary Gardiner, entomology professor at The Ohio State University. She received her Ph.D. in the Landis lab and since became well-known for her work on vacant lots. Mary is the incoming president of the Northcentral Branch ESA, starting in 2021, and we chatted with her about her path to leadership and her future plans in this role. 

<p>In this podcast Kayleigh and Zsofia talked to Dr. Mary Gardiner, entomology professor at The Ohio State University. She received her Ph.D. in the Landis lab and since became well-known for her work on vacant lots. Mary is the incoming president of the Northcentral Branch ESA, starting in 2021, and we chatted with her about her path to leadership and her future plans in this role. </p>

Ep. 18: Mary Gardiner

Funeral of Mary Gardiner on 10th June 2020

Morning Mass - Requiem Mass for Mary Gardiner on 10th June 2020

Dr. Mary Gardiner, assistant professor at the Ohio State University, visited ISU and gave a seminar about her research on the ladybeetles.   Ladybeetles can play a positive role by feeding on pest like the soybean aphid.  Mary's research is focused on the exotic multi-colored asian ladybeetle. This species is a voracious predator of soybean aphids, but is also a pest in our homes and to grape growers.  Mary is documenting the role landscape plays in the establishment of this species as part of her Buckeye Lady Beetle Blitz.  To learn more about Mary's work visit http://ladybeetles.osu.edu/default.asp

Dr. Mary Gardiner, assistant professor at the Ohio State University, visited ISU and gave a seminar about her research on the ladybeetles.   Ladybeetles can play a positive role by feeding on pest like the soybean aphid.  Mary's research is focused on the exotic multi-colored asian ladybeetle. This species is a voracious predator of soybean aphids, but is also a pest in our homes and to grape growers.  Mary is documenting the role landscape plays in the establishment of this species as part of her Buckeye Lady Beetle Blitz.  To learn more about Mary's work visit <a href="http://ladybeetles.osu.edu/default.asp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://ladybeetles.osu.edu/default.asp</a>