The objective of this work was to compare two agricultural management systems, organic and conventional, in the Etna Regional Park. The influence in both spatial and temporal dimensions, that natural habitats adjacent to these two different managed agricultural systems have on Coleoptera biocoenosis in orchards was also studied. This comparison was done through standardised data and multivariate analysis using a multi-taxa approach. Specifically, three families of the Order Coleoptera, namely Carabidae, Tenebrionidae and Staphylinidae (excluding Aleocharinae and Scydmaeninae) were studied.peer-reviewe
Inside a long-term agronomic trial aimed at evaluating the effects of organic and low-input conventi...
none4The role of natural vegetation, including trees, shrubs and weeds in supporting predatory insec...
The dramatic decline of invertebrates at a global scale is mainly driven by habitat loss, agricultur...
<div><p>ABSTRACT Coleopterans (Coleoptera) are major ecosystem service providers. However ecomorphol...
The olive tree is perfectly adapted to the Mediterranean region, where it represents high economic, ...
none1noEcological compensation areas (ECAs), defined as all natural vegetation and non-crop plants w...
Studying of macroarthropods communities in different land-use systems may be widely useful in defini...
We investigated the conservation concern of landscape-soil units within Castelporziano lowland fores...
The olive tree is perfectly adapted to the Mediterranean region, where it represents high economic, ...
Various ground-dwelling invertebrates respond differently to changes in the structure of the landsca...
The insect predator complex in weedy margins adjacent to crops was studied in order to understand th...
The content of the thesis was research and study of the epigeal beetle communities at three differen...
1 Studies of the epigeal coleopteran fauna on five pairs of organic and conventional farms were carr...
none7noA four-year investigation comparing organic and conventional horticultural vegetable rotation...
<div><p>The impact of agricultural practices and soil management on the communities of arthropods li...
Inside a long-term agronomic trial aimed at evaluating the effects of organic and low-input conventi...
none4The role of natural vegetation, including trees, shrubs and weeds in supporting predatory insec...
The dramatic decline of invertebrates at a global scale is mainly driven by habitat loss, agricultur...
<div><p>ABSTRACT Coleopterans (Coleoptera) are major ecosystem service providers. However ecomorphol...
The olive tree is perfectly adapted to the Mediterranean region, where it represents high economic, ...
none1noEcological compensation areas (ECAs), defined as all natural vegetation and non-crop plants w...
Studying of macroarthropods communities in different land-use systems may be widely useful in defini...
We investigated the conservation concern of landscape-soil units within Castelporziano lowland fores...
The olive tree is perfectly adapted to the Mediterranean region, where it represents high economic, ...
Various ground-dwelling invertebrates respond differently to changes in the structure of the landsca...
The insect predator complex in weedy margins adjacent to crops was studied in order to understand th...
The content of the thesis was research and study of the epigeal beetle communities at three differen...
1 Studies of the epigeal coleopteran fauna on five pairs of organic and conventional farms were carr...
none7noA four-year investigation comparing organic and conventional horticultural vegetable rotation...
<div><p>The impact of agricultural practices and soil management on the communities of arthropods li...
Inside a long-term agronomic trial aimed at evaluating the effects of organic and low-input conventi...
none4The role of natural vegetation, including trees, shrubs and weeds in supporting predatory insec...
The dramatic decline of invertebrates at a global scale is mainly driven by habitat loss, agricultur...