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By Amy Morey Graph "Our experiments involving micro-injections [of I Pieris brassicae i ] with I Wolbachia i confirm the hypothesis that I Wolbachia i is involved in hyperparasitoid host location" B Bourne, M.E. G. Gloder, B.T. Weldegergis, M. Slingerland, A. Ceribelli, S. Crauwels, B. Lievens, H. Jacquemyn, M. Dicke, and E.H. Poelman. ESA responded to the RFI (https://tinyurl.com/5ydh8x5x), highlighting ways ESA's top priorities align with opportunities to support the domestic bioeconomy. Forests 14(3): 576. https://doi.org/10.3390/f14030576 Decor á la Femora Graph If you've ever been dazzled into buying the iridescent insect jewelry often available during an EntSoc annual meeting, you can relate to the people who lived 2,000 years ago in what is now the southwestern U.S. Terlep et al. report on two insect jewelry artifacts from the Bears Ears National Monument region, dating from an early agricultural time of human history known as the Basketmaker II period. The SysEB Governing Council invites you to B participate in our business meeting at ESA 2023 b to discuss and highlight how SysEB can promote our insect biodiversity activities within ESA and the section, with a special focus on networking opportunities for early-career professionals and students. [Extracted from the article]