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The effectiveness of agri-environment schemes for the conservation of farmland moths: Assessing the importance of a landscape-scale management approach Based on: Fuentes-Montemayor E., Goulson D. & Park K.J. (2011). Study Link |
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Public approval plus more wildlife: Twin benefits of reduced mowing of amenity grass in a suburban public park in Saltdean, UK Based on: Garbuzov M., Fensome K.A. & Ratnieks F.L.W. (2015). Study Link |
2015 | |
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The importance of viticultural landscape features and ecosystem service enhancement for native butterflies in New Zealand vineyards Based on: Gillespie M. & Wratten S.D. (2012). Study Link |
2012 | |
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High abundances of species in protected areas in parts of their geographic distributions colonized during a recent period of climatic change Based on: Gillingham P.K., Alison J., Roy D.B., Fox R. & Thomas C.D. (2015). Study Link |
2015 | |
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Grass management intensity affects butterfly and orthopteran diversity on rice field banks Based on: Giuliano D., Cardarelli E. & Bogliani G. (2018). Study Link |
2018 | |
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Characterizing a contentious management tool: The effects of a grass-specific herbicide on the silvery blue butterfly Based on: Glaeser R.M. & Schultz C.B. (2014). Study Link |
2014 | |
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How to preserve a butterfly species within an urbanising settlement and its surroundings: A study of the scarce copper (Lycaena virgaureae L.) in southern Sweden Based on: Haaland C. (2017). Study Link |
2017 | |
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What can sown wildflower strips contribute to butterfly conservation?: An example from a Swiss lowland agricultural landscape Based on: Haaland C. & Bersier L.-F. (2011). Study Link |
2011 | |
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Evidence-based assessment of butterfly habitat restoration to enhance management practices Based on: Heer P., Pellet J., Sierro A. & Arletazz R. (2013). Study Link |
2013 | |
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The effects of agrochemicals on Lepidoptera, with a focus on moths, and their pollination service in field margin habitats Based on: Hahn M., Schotthöfer A., Schmitz J., Franke L.A. & Brühl C.A. (2015). Study Link |
2015 | |
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Populations of a shrub-feeding butterfly thrive after introduction of restorative shrub cutting on formerly abandoned calcareous grassland Based on: Helbing F., Cornils N., Stuhldreher G. & Fartmann T. (2015). Study Link |
2015 | |
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Disentangling effects of fire, habitat, and climate on an endangered prairie-specialist butterfly Based on: Henderson R.A., Meunier J. & Holoubek N.S. (2018). Study Link |
2018 | |
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Lepidopteran herbivory in restored and successional sites in a tropical dry forest Based on: Hernandez Y., Boege K., Lindig-Cisneros R. & del-Val E. (2014). Study Link |
2014 | |
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Long range dispersal in checkerspot butterflies: Transplant experiments with Euphydryas gillettii Based on: Holdren C.E. & Ehrlich P.R. (1981). Study Link |
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Managing habitats on English farmland for insect pollinator conservation Based on: Holland J.M., Smith B.M., Storkey J., Lutman P.J.W. & Aebischer N.J. (2015). Study Link |
2015 | |
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Removing Chinese privet from riparian forests still benefits pollinators five years later Based on: Hudson J.R., Hanula J.L. & Horn S. (2013). Study Link |
2013 | |
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Effects of vertebrate herbivores and shrub characteristics on arthropod assemblages in a northern Arizona forest ecosystem Based on: Huffman D.W., Laughlin D.C., Pearson K.M. & Pandeya S. (2009). Study Link |
2009 | |
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Life history traits predict insect species responses to large herbivore overabundance: A multitaxonomic approach Based on: Iida T., Soga M., Hiura T. & Koike S. (2016). Study Link |
2016 | |
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Beauty with benefits: Butterfly conservation in Washington State, USA, wine grape vineyards Based on: James D.G., Seymour L., Lauby G. & Buckley K. (2015). Study Link |
2015 | |
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Grazing intensity affects insect diversity via sward structure and heterogeneity in a long-term experiment Based on: Jerrentrup J.S., Wrage-Mönnig N., Röver K. & Isselstein J. (2014). Study Link |
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Chronosequential changes in species richness of forest-edge-dwelling butterflies during forest restoration after swidden cultivation in a humid tropical rainforest region in Borneo Based on: Itioka T., Takano K.T., Kishimoto-Yamada K., Tzuchiya T., Ohshima Y., Katsuyama R., Yago M., Yata O., Nakagawa M. & Nakashizuka T. (2015). Study Link |
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Field scale organic farming does not counteract landscape effects on butterfly trait composition Based on: Jonason D., Andersson G.K.S., Öckinger E., Smith H.G. & Bengtsson J. (2012). Study Link |
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Population dynamics and future persistence of the clouded Apollo butterfly in southern Scandinavia: The importance of low intensity grazing and creation of habitat patches Based on: Johansson V. & Franzen M. (2017). Study Link |
2017 | |
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Transient peak in moth diversity as a response to organic farming Based on: Jonason D., Franzen M. & Pettersson L.B. (2013). Study Link |
2013 | |
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Insects in polypore fungi as indicator species: A comparison between forest sites differing in amounts and continuity of dead wood Based on: Jonsell M. & Nordlander G. (2002). Study Link |
2002 |
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