Questions: While globalisation favours intensive yield-maximizing agriculture with cropping
practices that entail agrobiodiversity loss, extensive production systems still exist in areas of …

In agricultural landscapes, bipartite networks formed by pollinators and the flowers they
forage on, are characterised by the presence of honeybees (Apis mellifera) or crop plants …

In the arid landscapes of South Morocco's Saharan fringe, traditional agroecosystems stand
out for their rich diversity of segetal vegetation. This study examines the segetal flora of …

Questions Two scientific disciplines, vegetation science and weed science, study arable
weed vegetation, which has seen a strong diversity decrease in Europe over the last …

To study synanthropic plants (weeds), they need to be separated from non-weeds, a difficult
task due to the existing gradient in nature. A representative family of the Mexican flora …

The increased demand of food produced through sustainable agriculture has resulted in
localised amelioration of intensive management imposed by agroecosystems. However …

Aim The abundance–frequency relationship (AFR) is among the most‐investigated patterns
in biogeography, yet the relative contributions of niche‐based processes related to …

Arable field margins are an important semi-natural habitat providing multiple functions in
agroecosystems. Despite three decades of research, analyses of species assemblage and …

Traditional agroecosystems play a vital role in conserving arable plant diversity, which
requires the preservation of this ecological heritage. This study aims to compare the species …

Weeds remain a challenge in organic arable farming, as well as supply ecosystem services.
The aim is to control weed densities while hosting a diverse and manageable weed …