This book focuses on the specific measures and practices that the emerging science of pollination ecology is identifying to conserve and promote animal pollinators in agroecosystems.
This book focuses on the specific measures and practices that the emerging science of pollination ecology is identifying to conserve and promote animal pollinators in agroecosystems.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Barbara Gemmill-Herren was the Focal Point of the International Pollinator Initiative and Global Pollination Project Coordinator at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, Rome, Italy, until she retired in 2015.
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Part 1: Building the Knowledge Base on Pollination 1. Monitoring Pollinators around the World Gretchen LeBuhn Edward F. Connor Marietta Brand Jonathan F. Colville Kedar Devkota Resham Bahadur Thapa Muo Kasina Ravindra K Joshi Kwame Aidoo Peter Kwapong Charles Annoh Paul Bosu and Muhammad Khalid Rafique 2. Identifying and Assessing Pollination Deficits in Crops Breno M. Freitas Bernard E. Vaissière Antonio Saraiva Luísa G. Carvalheiro Lucas A. Garibaldi and Hien Ngo 3. Incremental Contribution of Pollination and other Ecosystem Services to Agricultural Productivity: Effects of Service Quantity and Quality Lucas A. Garibaldi Marcelo A. Aizen Saul A. Cunningham Lawrence D. Harder and Alexandra M. Klein 4. Adaptation of an Economy Facing Pollinator Decline: A Prospective Analysis from the French Case Nicola Gallai and Jean-Michel Salles 5. The Identification of Pollinators: Where are We and Where Should We Go? Laurence Packer Erica Ali Sheila Dumesh and Ken Walker 6. Establishing Knowledge Management Systems for Ecological Interactions: The Case of Crop Pollinators Luísa Gigante Carvalheiro Antonio Mauro Saraiva and Tereza Cristina Giannini 7. Indigenous Knowledge Local Communities and Pollination Phrang Roy Vanda Altarelli Giulia Maria Baldinelli Riccardo Bononi Bryan Edmundo Rado Janzic and Ana Julia Vicente Taylor Part 2: Adaptive Management of Pollination Services 8. Farm-tailored Measures to Sustain and Enhance Pollination Services Rufus Isaacs Brett Blaauw Neal Williams Peter Kwapong Eric Lee-Mäder and Mace Vaughan 9. Developing Pollination Management Plans across Agricultural Landscapes: Quo Vadis Sustainable Crop Pollination? David Ward Roubik and Barbara Gemmill-Herren Part 3: Mainstreaming Pollination Services 10. The Impacts of Agrochemical Pesticides on Bees in Intensively Cultivated Farmland James Cresswell 11. Bumblebee Conservation Worldwide within the IUCN Framework Edward Spevak Sarina Jepson and Paul Williams 12. Global Public Awareness of Pollination and Pollinators: Recent Trends and Dynamics Dino J. Martins Mace Vaughan and Scott Hoffman Black 13. Developing Incentives for Farmers to Support Pollinators: Contrasting Approaches from Europe and the United States Lynn Dicks Mace Vaughan and Eric Lee-Mäder 14. Value of Pollination Services and Policy: The Missing Link Almuhanad Melhim Zach Daly and Alfons Weersink 15. Pollination and Evolving Global Policy Processes Nadine Azzu David Coates Benjamin Graub and Barbara Gemmill-Herren
Part 1: Building the Knowledge Base on Pollination 1. Monitoring Pollinators around the World Gretchen LeBuhn Edward F. Connor Marietta Brand Jonathan F. Colville Kedar Devkota Resham Bahadur Thapa Muo Kasina Ravindra K Joshi Kwame Aidoo Peter Kwapong Charles Annoh Paul Bosu and Muhammad Khalid Rafique 2. Identifying and Assessing Pollination Deficits in Crops Breno M. Freitas Bernard E. Vaissière Antonio Saraiva Luísa G. Carvalheiro Lucas A. Garibaldi and Hien Ngo 3. Incremental Contribution of Pollination and other Ecosystem Services to Agricultural Productivity: Effects of Service Quantity and Quality Lucas A. Garibaldi Marcelo A. Aizen Saul A. Cunningham Lawrence D. Harder and Alexandra M. Klein 4. Adaptation of an Economy Facing Pollinator Decline: A Prospective Analysis from the French Case Nicola Gallai and Jean-Michel Salles 5. The Identification of Pollinators: Where are We and Where Should We Go? Laurence Packer Erica Ali Sheila Dumesh and Ken Walker 6. Establishing Knowledge Management Systems for Ecological Interactions: The Case of Crop Pollinators Luísa Gigante Carvalheiro Antonio Mauro Saraiva and Tereza Cristina Giannini 7. Indigenous Knowledge Local Communities and Pollination Phrang Roy Vanda Altarelli Giulia Maria Baldinelli Riccardo Bononi Bryan Edmundo Rado Janzic and Ana Julia Vicente Taylor Part 2: Adaptive Management of Pollination Services 8. Farm-tailored Measures to Sustain and Enhance Pollination Services Rufus Isaacs Brett Blaauw Neal Williams Peter Kwapong Eric Lee-Mäder and Mace Vaughan 9. Developing Pollination Management Plans across Agricultural Landscapes: Quo Vadis Sustainable Crop Pollination? David Ward Roubik and Barbara Gemmill-Herren Part 3: Mainstreaming Pollination Services 10. The Impacts of Agrochemical Pesticides on Bees in Intensively Cultivated Farmland James Cresswell 11. Bumblebee Conservation Worldwide within the IUCN Framework Edward Spevak Sarina Jepson and Paul Williams 12. Global Public Awareness of Pollination and Pollinators: Recent Trends and Dynamics Dino J. Martins Mace Vaughan and Scott Hoffman Black 13. Developing Incentives for Farmers to Support Pollinators: Contrasting Approaches from Europe and the United States Lynn Dicks Mace Vaughan and Eric Lee-Mäder 14. Value of Pollination Services and Policy: The Missing Link Almuhanad Melhim Zach Daly and Alfons Weersink 15. Pollination and Evolving Global Policy Processes Nadine Azzu David Coates Benjamin Graub and Barbara Gemmill-Herren
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