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Classical biological control has been a key technology in the management of invasive arthropod pests globally for over 120 years, yet rigorous quantit...
Read moreBiological invasions have an anthropogenic origin, and although many species are able to spread on their own within the newly invaded area, long-dista...
Read moreIncreasing landscape complexity can enhance biodiversity and ecosystem services in agroecosystems. However, policies based on conversion of arable lan...
Read moreSome subcortical insects have devastating effects on native tree communities in new ranges, despite benign interactions with their historical hosts. E...
Read moreThe identification of dispersal mechanisms which facilitate particular biological invasions is paramount for the successful management of invasive spe...
Read moreThe heather beetle Lochmaea suturalis is a naturally occurring species in the heather dominated landscapes of the United Kingdom. When the heather bee...
Read moreThe impact of invertebrate predators on lucerne aphids (Acyrthosiphon kondoi, Therioaphis trifolii and A. pisum) was studied in the Hunter Valley, New...
Read moreThe effects of natural enemies and rainfall on the population dynamics of the pseudococcid Phenacoccus manihoti, and the effects of P. manihoti on the...
Read moreA study was carried out to quantify the effects of a warmer winter climate on the egg mortality (and, consequently, the risk of an outbreak) of Epirri...
Read moreThe arthropod faunas of herbicide-treated (mecoprop, bromoxynil and ioxynil) and untreated headland plots of a spring wheat crop were compared in a re...
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