Arthropods were trapped using pitfall trapping technique in a intensive agricultural area in south-western France (Département des Deux-Sèvres), in June and July 1997. Trapping was aimed at investigating factors that may affect taxonomie diversity and abundance of the arthropod community in this agricultural landscape, using 10 different culture types at various stages of harvesting, and covering two months in order to assess the influence of season. We found that culture type did not significantly affect relative biomass, but it changed the number of individuals caught. Date, and whether the field was harvested (especially for cereals) had a strong effect on relative biomass and diver...
Abstract Background The abundance of insects has decreased considerably during recent decades, resul...
1. Reductions in resource availability, associated with land-use change and agricultural intensifica...
1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 Aim of project .To compare the abundance of invertebrate and weed seed food r...
Arthropods were trapped using pitfall trapping technique in a intensive agricultural area in south w...
Arthropods, and insects in particular, constitute important food resources for several higher trophi...
Agriculture intensification threatens farmland bird populations because, among other reasons, it red...
Many species of farmland birds have shown huge declines in numbers and range since the 1970s due to ...
Granivorous farmland passerines have declined in Europe as a result of agricultural intensification....
peer-reviewedThe intensification and specialisation of agriculture has contributed to farmland wildl...
Background: It has been claimed that the turndown of insect population due to strengthening agricult...
This paper is the report of four years of research on the functional group composition of the animal...
Farmland birds are in steep decline and agri-environment schemes (AES) to counteract these biodivers...
As a result of agricultural intensification, populations of farmland birds have been in steep declin...
The decline of farmland birds is a well-documented phenomenon attributed to the impacts of agricultu...
ABSTRACT: Vegetation structure and food availability can significantly modify the compo-sition of fa...
Abstract Background The abundance of insects has decreased considerably during recent decades, resul...
1. Reductions in resource availability, associated with land-use change and agricultural intensifica...
1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 Aim of project .To compare the abundance of invertebrate and weed seed food r...
Arthropods were trapped using pitfall trapping technique in a intensive agricultural area in south w...
Arthropods, and insects in particular, constitute important food resources for several higher trophi...
Agriculture intensification threatens farmland bird populations because, among other reasons, it red...
Many species of farmland birds have shown huge declines in numbers and range since the 1970s due to ...
Granivorous farmland passerines have declined in Europe as a result of agricultural intensification....
peer-reviewedThe intensification and specialisation of agriculture has contributed to farmland wildl...
Background: It has been claimed that the turndown of insect population due to strengthening agricult...
This paper is the report of four years of research on the functional group composition of the animal...
Farmland birds are in steep decline and agri-environment schemes (AES) to counteract these biodivers...
As a result of agricultural intensification, populations of farmland birds have been in steep declin...
The decline of farmland birds is a well-documented phenomenon attributed to the impacts of agricultu...
ABSTRACT: Vegetation structure and food availability can significantly modify the compo-sition of fa...
Abstract Background The abundance of insects has decreased considerably during recent decades, resul...
1. Reductions in resource availability, associated with land-use change and agricultural intensifica...
1.1 Introduction 1.1.1 Aim of project .To compare the abundance of invertebrate and weed seed food r...