Flower strips can promote and conserve beneficial insects in agroecosystems. Knowing
which groups are favoured and which plant traits affect visitation rates by beneficial insects …

Land use at landscape and field scales can increase the diversity and abundance of natural
enemies for pest control. In this study, we investigated interactions between landscape …

Abstract Changes in land use and management intensification, especially in agriculture,
have led to alarming declines in bee populations and the important ecological services they …

Recent insect pollinator declines, mainly due to the expansion and intensification of
agricultural land use, are jeopardizing ecosystem service provisioning in agroecosystems …

Vineyard inter-rows are important biodiversity hotspots within agricultural landscapes,
especially when they are covered with vegetation. However, little is known on the effects to …

Wild bees are threatened by multiple interacting stressors, such as habitat loss, land use
change, parasites, and pathogens. However, vineyards with vegetated inter‐rows can offer …

Weed species are ecological models that recently received considerable attention due to
their particular strategies linked to their ruderal‐competitive traits. They are known to have …

Land use change has been identified as a cause for biodiversity loss and has significant
effects on pollinators and their interactions with plants. Interaction network analyses …

Managed and wild bee populations contribute over $15 billion in pollination services to US
agriculture, yet both are declining or becoming increasingly vulnerable to parasites and …

Cover crops can enhance biodiversity in perennial agroecosystems, with native cover crops
potentially having additional biodiversity benefits. We assessed the effect of native cover …