Session 29. Genetics, physiology, and behaviour of insects

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Theatre

Development rate variation in insects: what we currently understand
C.J. Picard

Defining a founding population: evaluating the genetic diversity in a BSF commercial line
E.M. Espinoza

Influence of strain genetics on larval performance and bioconversion efficiency of Hermetia illucens
Broeckx,L. Frooninckx, S. Berrens, A. Wuyts, C. Sandrock and S. Van Miert

The reproductive tract of the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) plays with sexual selection
Bressacand C. Labrousse

A sweet smell: a search for the perfect attractant for female black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens)
Deruytter,C.L. Coudron, A. De Winne and M. Van Der Borght

Mating compatibility among different Tenebrio molitor strains
Adamaki-Sotiraki,D. Deruytter, C.I. Rumbos and C.G. Athanassiou

Prospects of manipulating sex ratios of commercial insect populations
L.W. Beukeboom, L. Francuski, G. Petrucci, S. Ter Haar, A. Rensink and S. Visser

An extensive multi-approaches distribution map of Apis mellifera mitochondrial DNA lineages in Italy
Taurisano,V.J. Utzeri, A. Ribani and L. Fontanesi

Deciphering the genetic architecture of honey production in a selected honeybee population
M.G. De Iorio, J. Ramirez-Diaz, S. Biffani, G. Pagnacco, A. Stella and G. Minozzi

Poster

High-density SNP development in black soldier fly via throughput DNA pool sequencing
Donkpegan,A. Guigue, F.X. Boulanger, S. Brard-Fudulea, P. Haffray, M. Sourdioux and R. Rouger

Haemolymph analysis as a potential method to assess the quality of insect nutrition
Gałęckiand T. Bakuła

Identification of selected haemocytes in the haemolymph of the mealworm (Tenebrio molitor)
Gałęckiand T. Bakuła