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Sandra DeBano

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences

Entomology Program

Sandra Debano is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural Sciences Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

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Sandra DeBano

Oregon State University

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ecology entomology environmental science ecosystems agricultural economics biology applied ecology ecological entomology aquatic ecosystems avian biology insect science wildlife conservation biology pest management restoration ecology vegetation science wildlife ecology plant-insect interactions livestock science animal ecology botany ecological applications rangeland productivity native bees forestry biogeography plant ecology landscape ecology habitat management livestock grazing forest ecology hydrology plant science ornithology northeastern oregon plant physiology hydrobiologia fire ecology spatial ecology terrestrial ecology hydrobiology applied plant ecology environmental biology habitat reconstruction phenology bloom ecology watershed management water ecologies invasion biology arid environments arthropod taxonomy natural restoration climate change effects semi-arid grasslands southeastern arizona wildlife biology disparate impact animal agriculture soil science soil ecology regional relevance biological oceanography plant-abiotic interaction phytogeography short-term variability floral abundance partial shading agrivoltaic ecosystem short-term responses native bee community blue vane traps temporal patterns passerine birds northwest bunchgrass prairie aboveground insect communities plant-pollinator interactions ecological monograph community (ecology) food webs

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Blooming Plant and Bee Communities in an Inland Pacific Northwestern Forest Vary by Forest Type, Season, and Environmental Factors. Journal of Forestry (2025)

forest ecosystemsforest biologyblooming plantbiodiversityecosystemsenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencecommunity (ecology)forest ecologyplant ecologyforest typeforest researchecologybee communities

Dynamic Wasp and Sawfly Communities in Remnant Oregon White Oak (Quercus Garryana) Fragments. Natural Areas Journal (2025)

sawfly communitiesinsect conservationquercus garryanabiologyforest entomologydynamic waspcommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyecologyinsect science

Influence of Native Ungulate Herbivory on Riparian Floral Resources and Native Bee Communities. Global Ecology and Conservation (2025)

wildliferiparian floral resourcesbiodiversitynative ungulate herbivoryecosystemsanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyplant-animal interactionsplant-insect interactionsnative bee communitiesbiotic interactionsecology

Not-Yet-Known Not-Yet-Known Not-Yet-Known Unknown Variation in Invasion Syndromes: Behavior, Morphology, and Diet in Rusty Crayfish (Faxonius Rusticus) Along an Invasion Front. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

D WoosterS DeBanoX LiV SkillmanK Frost

invasion syndromesinvasion frontrusty crayfishfaxonius rusticusbehavioral sciences

Vegetarians, Predators and Parasitoids: Lesser-Known Wasps of Oregon. Oregon State University Extension (2024)

parasitologybiologylesser-known waspsentomologysocial insectsecological entomology

Investigating the Use of Pollen Dna Metabarcoding to Quantify Bee Foraging and Effects of Threshold Selection. PLoS ONE (2023)

KA ArstingstallSJ DeBanoX LiDE WoosterMM RowlandS Burrows...

avian biologyornithologythreshold selectionbee foragingenvironmental scienceentomologyecologyevolutionary biology

Phenologically Targeted Grazing: A Potential Sustainable Strategy for Native Bees in Semiarid Rangelands. Rangeland Ecology & Management (2023)

wildlifesemiarid rangelandsinsect conservationecosystemshabitat managementecological applicationsnative beesnatural resource managementrangeland productivitypotential sustainable strategyconservation biologyapplied ecologyecologyagricultural economics

Surface-Active Arthropod Community Response to Juniper Removal and Its Implications for Avian Conservation in Sagebrush Ecosystems. Global Ecology and Conservation (2023)

biological conservationecosystemsconservation scienceenvironmental sciencehabitat managementcommunity (ecology)habitat lossrestoration ecologysagebrush ecosystemsconservation biologyapplied ecologyecologyavian conservation

Capabilities and Limitations of Using Dna Metabarcoding to Study Plant–Pollinator Interactions. Molecular Ecology (2021)

KA ArstingstallSJ DeBanoX LiDE WoosterMM RowlandS Burrows...

ecologygeneticsplant-pollinator interactionsmolecular ecology

Feed the Bees and Shade the Streams: Riparian Shrubs Planted for Restoration Provide Forage for Native Bees. Restoration Ecology (2021)

riparian shrubsnatural restorationecosystemsecological applicationsecosystem servicescommunity (ecology)native beeshabitat reconstructionrestoration ecologyapplied ecologyecologyagricultural economics

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Sandra DeBano

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences

Entomology Program

Sandra Debano is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural Sciences Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sandra DeBano

Oregon State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Blooming Plant and Bee Communities in an Inland Pacific Northwestern Forest Vary by Forest Type, Season, and Environmental Factors. Journal of Forestry (2025)

Dynamic Wasp and Sawfly Communities in Remnant Oregon White Oak (Quercus Garryana) Fragments. Natural Areas Journal (2025)

sawfly communitiesinsect conservationquercus garryanabiologyforest entomologydynamic waspcommunity (ecology)entomologyecological entomologyecologyinsect science

Influence of Native Ungulate Herbivory on Riparian Floral Resources and Native Bee Communities. Global Ecology and Conservation (2025)

D WoosterS DeBanoX LiV SkillmanK Frost

invasion syndromesinvasion frontrusty crayfishfaxonius rusticusbehavioral sciences

Vegetarians, Predators and Parasitoids: Lesser-Known Wasps of Oregon. Oregon State University Extension (2024)

parasitologybiologylesser-known waspsentomologysocial insectsecological entomology

Investigating the Use of Pollen Dna Metabarcoding to Quantify Bee Foraging and Effects of Threshold Selection. PLoS ONE (2023)

KA ArstingstallSJ DeBanoX LiDE WoosterMM RowlandS Burrows...

avian biologyornithologythreshold selectionbee foragingenvironmental scienceentomologyecologyevolutionary biology

Phenologically Targeted Grazing: A Potential Sustainable Strategy for Native Bees in Semiarid Rangelands. Rangeland Ecology & Management (2023)

Surface-Active Arthropod Community Response to Juniper Removal and Its Implications for Avian Conservation in Sagebrush Ecosystems. Global Ecology and Conservation (2023)

Capabilities and Limitations of Using Dna Metabarcoding to Study Plant–Pollinator Interactions. Molecular Ecology (2021)

KA ArstingstallSJ DeBanoX LiDE WoosterMM RowlandS Burrows...

ecologygeneticsplant-pollinator interactionsmolecular ecology

Feed the Bees and Shade the Streams: Riparian Shrubs Planted for Restoration Provide Forage for Native Bees. Restoration Ecology (2021)

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