Titlebook: Interchanges of Insects between Agricultural and Surrounding Landscapes; Barbara Ekbom,Michael E. Irwin,Yvon Robert Book 2000 Springer Sci

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Relating Insect Movements to Farming Systems in Dynamic Landscapes,lands, within intensive agricultural landscapes (Agger and Brandt, 1988; Bunce and Hallam, 1993; Burel and Baudry, 1990; Morant .., 1995). In the mean time large tracks of farmland are abandoned. Thus the contrast between different regions increases. The changes within rural landscapes result in an

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Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on Plant-Insect Communities,le attention has been paid to alteration in the trophic structure of communities due to habitat fragmentation, because most studies have focused on single species or several species within one trophic level. Since habitat fragmentation does not affect all species equally, results from systems with s

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Landscape Management and Resident Generalist Predators in Annual Crop Systems,t plants and natural enemies have most often been studied within crop fields. However, agroecosystems are much more than simply the fields of our studied crops. Adjacent crops and non-crop elements can have a substantial impact on insect communities in an agricultural setting. We can, to a certain e

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Interchanges of Insects between Agricultural and Surrounding Landscapes