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Birds, bats and arthropods in tropical agroforestry landscapes: Functional diversity, multitrophic interactions and crop yield

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birds
bats
arthropods
multitrophic interactions
agroforestry
tropical landscape
forest margin landscape
functional diversity
crop yield
exclosure experiments
experimental exclusion
arthropod suppression
avian predation
ecosystem services
mist netting
point counts
artificial plasticine caterpillar
dummy experiment
biological control
monitoring
mapping
Lemon-bellied White-eye
Grosbeak Starling
Zosterops chloris
Scissiostrum dubium
Theobroma cacao
cacao agroforestry
cacao diseases
cacao harvest
cacao pests
flying vertebrates
aerial insectivores
volant vertebrates
logging
breeding colony
flower herbivory
mesopredator release
predatory insects
ants
spiders
aphids
Lepidoptera
Coleoptera
Lepidopteran larvae
sustainable agriculture
sustainable agroforestry
management implications
management recommendations
applied managament
extensive land use management
landscape management
conservation
biodiversity-friendly
dbh
distance to forest
forest proximity
habitat conversion
herbivory
Indonesia
insectivorous bats
insectivorous birds
invertebrates
Central Sulawesi
Napu valley
leaf gleaning
leaf herbivory
pests insects
phytophagous insects
plant productivity
remnant forest trees
shade tree managament
South-east Asia
Paleotropics
tropical landscape
tree height
landscape gradient
local shade management
Cacao Pod Borer
Cherelle Wilt
fruit abortion
Helopeltis sulawesi
deforestation
habitat fragmentation
land use intensification
forest margin species
critical decline
predation experiment
species-specific functions
Southeast Asia
biodiversity conservation
mesopredators
food security
human welfare
human well-being
poverty alleviation
poverty reduction
smallholder cacao
smallholder plantation
cacao farmers
sustainable cacao management
landscape perspective
landscape scale
large scale field experiment
long term field experiment
human wellbeing
economic importance
economic value
valuation ecosystem services
landscape matrix
yield quality
yield quantity
fruit productivity
species identity
species diversity
species richness
ecosystem functioning
pesticide use
chemical compounds
complex food web
tritrophic interactions
wildlife-friendly
rural livelihoods
endangered bird species
endangered bat species
endemic
endemic birds
endemic bats
beneficial impact
IUCN
Lore Lindu National Park
bioindicator
indicator species
forest margin
agricultural habitat
agroforestry systems
population density
predation activity
species activity
cacao flower
cacao pod
Orthoptera
linear mixed effect models
Tukey Post Hoc Test
AICc model selection
generalized least squares
restricted maximum likelihood
model simplification
species richness estimator
species accumulation
linear mixed-effects models
Likelihood Ratio Test
Maximum Likelihood
nocturnal insects
diurnal arthropods
nocturnal arthropods
diurnal insects
landscape context
Land- und Forstwirtschaft (PPN621302791)
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Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:uni-goettingen.de/oai:ediss.uni-goettingen.de:11858/00-1735-0000-0022-5E77-5
Date20 November 2013
CreatorsMaas, Bea
ContributorsTscharntke, Teja Prof. Dr.
Source SetsGeorg-August-Universität Göttingen
LanguageEnglish
Detected LanguageEnglish
TypedoctoralThesis

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