Bembidion spp. : condition and fecundity in relation to cropping system and landscape parameters
In this study the condition and fecundity of a genus of the polyphagous predator, Bembidion. is investigated in respect to landscape complexity and farming practice. The beetles where collected during 1999 from five pairs of conventional and organic farms in central east Sweden (in the area around U...
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SLU/Dept. of Ecology
2007
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