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Stephen Hendrix

Professor Emeritus Biology

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Biology Department

Environmental Sciences Program

Stephen Hendrix is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus Biology at University of Iowa.

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Stephen Hendrix

University of Iowa

Professor Emeritus Biology

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ecology botany entomology plant science biology plant ecology environmental science biodiversity conservation biology plant biology plant-insect interactions agricultural economics insect science community (ecology) plant-animal interactions avian biology ecological entomology reproductive biology insect conservation applied ecology animal ecology plant physiology vegetation science wild bees population size evolutionary ecology ecology and evolutionary biology sustainable agriculture wildlife behavioral ecology wildlife ecology arid environments plant diversity terrestrial arthropods spatial ecology landscape ecology animal reproduction biological evolution plant reproduction bee community floral herbivory seed mass english site american site animal conservation biological conservation general virology virus research nature ecohydrology agroecology applied plant ecology biodiversity conservation biodiversity loss plant-virus interaction insect virus terrestrial ecology forest biology plant nutrition plant stress primary production artificial bee reproductive success reproduction response pesticide resistance urban agriculture carceral setting wild pollination services semi-natural habitat seed weight bumble bee landscape floral resources tallgrass prairie patches taxonomic biases global dataset biennial herb community ecology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Wild Bees and Urban Agriculture: Assessing Pollinator Supply and Demand Across Urban Landscapes. Urban Ecosystems (2019)

Chang ZhaoHeather A. SanderStephen D. Hendrix

environmental scienceecologywild beesagricultural economicsurban agricultureentomologyurban landscapes

Pollination Requirements of Almond (Prunus Dulcis): Combining Laboratory and Field Experiments. Journal of Economic Entomology (2018)

Yuki HenselekElisabeth J EilersClaire KremenStephen D HendrixAlexandra-Maria Klein

economic entomologypollination requirementsagricultural economicsinsect scienceentomology

Variation in the Phylogenetic Diversity of Wild Bees at Produce Farms and Prairies. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment (2018)

Stephen D. HendrixAndrew A. ForbesCaitlin E.D. MacDougall

plant biodiversityornithologyreproductive biologybiodiversityavian biologyphylogenetic diversityagricultural economicsbiogeographybotanyphylogeneticsplant sciencelivestock productionwild beesevolutionary biologyproduce farmsanimal ecologyecologyarthropod taxonomyentomologyphytogeographybiological evolution

Honey Bee Viruses in Wild Bees: Viral Prevalence, Loads, and Experimental Inoculation. PLoS ONE (2016)

Adam G. DolezalStephen D. HendrixNicole A. ScavoJimena Carrillo-TrippMary A. HarrisM. Joseph WheelockMatthew E. O’NealAmy L. Toth

pathogensbiologymicrobiologycommon honey beevirologyinfectious diseasesplant-virus interactioninsect virushoney bee viruseswild beesvirus researchgeneral virology

Predicting Bee Community Responses to Land-Use Changes: Effects of Geographic and Taxonomic Biases. Scientific Reports (2016)

Adriana De PalmaStefan AbrahamczykMarcelo A. AizenMatthias AlbrechtYves BassetAdam BatesRobin J. BlakeCéline BoutinRob BugterStuart ConnopLeopoldo Cruz-LópezSaul A. CunninghamBen DarvillTim DiekötterSilvia DornNicola DowningMartin H. EntlingNina FarwigAntonio FelicioliSteven J. FonteRobert FowlerMarkus FranzénDave GoulsonIngo GrassMick E. HanleyStephen D. HendrixFarina HerrmannFelix HerzogAndrea HolzschuhBirgit JaukerMichael KesslerM. E. KnightAndreas KruessPatrick LavelleViolette Le FéonPia LentiniLouise A. MaloneJon MarshallEliana Martínez PachónQuinn S. McFrederickCarolina L. MoralesSonja Mudri-StojnicGuiomar Nates-ParraSven G. NilssonErik ÖckingerLynne OsgathorpeAlejandro Parra-HCarlos A. PeresAnna S. PerssonTheodora PetanidouKatja PovedaEileen F. PowerMarino QuarantaCarolina QuinteroRomina RaderMiriam H. RichardsT’ai RoulstonLaurent RousseauJonathan P. SadlerUlrika SamnegårdNancy A. SchellhornChristof SchüeppOliver SchweigerAllan H. Smith-PardoIngolf Steffan-DewenterJane C. StoutRebecca K. ToniettoTeja TscharntkeJason M. TylianakisHans A. F. VerbovenCarlos H. VergaraJort VerhulstCatrin WestphalHyung Joo YoonAndy Purvis

bee communitybiodiversity lossbiodiversity conservationecologytaxonomic biasescommunity (ecology)conservation scienceapplied ecologyglobal datasetgeographybiological conservationbiodiversityconservation biologyanimal conservation

Interacting Effects of Pollination, Water and Nutrients on Fruit Tree Performance. Plant Biology (2014)

A.‐M. KleinS. D. HendrixY. CloughA. ScofieldC. Kremen

plant ecologyplant nutritionplant-insect interactionssoilplant stressenvironmental scienceagricultural economicsbotanyplant biologytree physiologyplant scienceplant physiologyfood systemsdroughtfruit tree performanceecologyecohydrologysustainable agriculturephotosynthesis

Prairie Restorations and Bees: The Potential Ability of Seed Mixes to Foster Native Bee Communities. Basic and Applied Ecology (2014)

Alexandra N. Harmon-ThreattStephen D. Hendrix

plant-animal interactionsprairie restorationsentomologyecologyconservation biologyecological applicationscommunity (ecology)insect conservationagricultural economicsapplied ecologyinsect scienceevolutionary biologyseed mixesecological entomologyartificial beenative bee communitiesrestoration ecology

Habitat Choice of Multiple Pollinators in Almond Trees and Its Potential Effect on Pollen Movement and Productivity: A Theoretical Approach Using the Shigesada–Kawasaki–Teramoto Model. Journal of Theoretical Biology (2012)

Kamuela E. YongYi LiStephen D. Hendrix

multiple pollinatorsalmond treespollen movementecologytheoretical biologyshigesada-kawasaki-teramoto modelhabitat choicetheoretical ecology

Wild Pollination Services to California Almond Rely on Semi‐Natural Habitat. Journal of Applied Ecology (2012)

Alexandra‐Maria KleinClaire BrittainStephen D. HendrixRobbin ThorpNeal WilliamsClaire Kremen

agroecologyplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologysemi-natural habitatwildlife ecologyapplied ecologywildlifebotanyapplied plant ecologyarid environmentswild pollination services

Bee Communities (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) of Small Iowa Hill Prairies Are as Diverse and Rich as Those of Large Prairie Preserves. Biodiversity and Conservation (2010)

Stephen D. HendrixKyle S. KwaiserStephen B. Heard

entomologyecologybee communitieslarge prairie preservesbiodiversityconservation biology

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Stephen Hendrix

Professor Emeritus Biology

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Biology Department

Environmental Sciences Program

Stephen Hendrix is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus Biology at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stephen Hendrix

University of Iowa

Professor Emeritus Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Wild Bees and Urban Agriculture: Assessing Pollinator Supply and Demand Across Urban Landscapes. Urban Ecosystems (2019)

Chang ZhaoHeather A. SanderStephen D. Hendrix

environmental scienceecologywild beesagricultural economicsurban agricultureentomologyurban landscapes

Pollination Requirements of Almond (Prunus Dulcis): Combining Laboratory and Field Experiments. Journal of Economic Entomology (2018)

Yuki HenselekElisabeth J EilersClaire KremenStephen D HendrixAlexandra-Maria Klein

economic entomologypollination requirementsagricultural economicsinsect scienceentomology

Variation in the Phylogenetic Diversity of Wild Bees at Produce Farms and Prairies. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment (2018)

Stephen D. HendrixAndrew A. ForbesCaitlin E.D. MacDougall

Honey Bee Viruses in Wild Bees: Viral Prevalence, Loads, and Experimental Inoculation. PLoS ONE (2016)

Adam G. DolezalStephen D. HendrixNicole A. ScavoJimena Carrillo-TrippMary A. HarrisM. Joseph WheelockMatthew E. O’NealAmy L. Toth

pathogensbiologymicrobiologycommon honey beevirologyinfectious diseasesplant-virus interactioninsect virushoney bee viruseswild beesvirus researchgeneral virology

Predicting Bee Community Responses to Land-Use Changes: Effects of Geographic and Taxonomic Biases. Scientific Reports (2016)

Interacting Effects of Pollination, Water and Nutrients on Fruit Tree Performance. Plant Biology (2014)

A.‐M. KleinS. D. HendrixY. CloughA. ScofieldC. Kremen

Prairie Restorations and Bees: The Potential Ability of Seed Mixes to Foster Native Bee Communities. Basic and Applied Ecology (2014)

Alexandra N. Harmon-ThreattStephen D. Hendrix

Kamuela E. YongYi LiStephen D. Hendrix

multiple pollinatorsalmond treespollen movementecologytheoretical biologyshigesada-kawasaki-teramoto modelhabitat choicetheoretical ecology

Wild Pollination Services to California Almond Rely on Semi‐Natural Habitat. Journal of Applied Ecology (2012)

Alexandra‐Maria KleinClaire BrittainStephen D. HendrixRobbin ThorpNeal WilliamsClaire Kremen

agroecologyplant scienceenvironmental scienceecologyplant ecologysemi-natural habitatwildlife ecologyapplied ecologywildlifebotanyapplied plant ecologyarid environmentswild pollination services

Bee Communities (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) of Small Iowa Hill Prairies Are as Diverse and Rich as Those of Large Prairie Preserves. Biodiversity and Conservation (2010)

Stephen D. HendrixKyle S. KwaiserStephen B. Heard

entomologyecologybee communitieslarge prairie preservesbiodiversityconservation biology

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