Modelling natural control of crop pests across agricultural landscapes
Natural control of crop pests by beneficial predators and parasitoids provides substantial benefits to crop production worldwide. Despite increasing availability of empirical data from across the globe, generalized models linking landscape-scale land-use to pest control are currently lacking. My goal is to synthesize existing knowledge and data on crop-pest-natural enemy systems using functional ecological approaches and, based on this work, to build a framework for spatially explicit models of natural pest control delivery across agricultural landscapes.
Publications
Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then title.
- Nikolaos Alexandridis
(2018)
Dissertation - Nikolaos Alexandridis, Cédric Bacher, Nicolas Desroy, Fred Jean
(2018) PeerJ, 2018
Journal article - Nikolaos Alexandridis, Jeffrey M. Dambacher, Fred Jean, Nicolas Desroy, Cédric Bacher
(2017) Ecological Modelling, 360 p.300-312
Journal article - Nikolaos Alexandridis, Cédric Bacher, Nicolas Desroy, Fred Jean
(2017) Journal of Sea Research, 121 p.59-70
Journal article - Nikolaos Alexandridis, Andreas Oschlies, Martin Wahl
(2012) Marine Ecology Progress Series, 463 p.59-72
Journal article - Martin Wahl, Heike Link, Nicolaos Alexandridis, Jeremy C. Thomason, Mauricio Cifuentes, et al.
(2011) PLoS ONE, 6
Journal article