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Leek moth makes the news in Ottawa

September 6, 2012 Dan Olmstead

In late August, leek moth researcher Peter Mason and his program were featured on CTV news.  Follow the link below to see the news clip.

http://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/invasive-insects-decimating-crops-1.923990

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Lab Profile: Xiaowei Li

Congratulations and best wishes to Xiaowei and her husband, Shuai. Xiaowei was a visiting scientist in the Shelton lab who recently returned to China. After this traditional Chinese ceremony on October 1, 2014 she also finished her PhD thesis and submitted it October 17.

Read more about Xiaowei's research!

Biology, ecology and management of insect pests affectiing vegetables and other crops

The Shelton Lab conducts research from the Entomology Department at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University.
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