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Molecular ecological entomologist 🧬🕸️🪲 @ForagingEcology.bsky.social PI 🌾🕷️ Newcastle University Academic Track Fellow 🌼🐝 Editor of Agricultural and Forest Entomology 🌾🪲🌲Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society 🐛🐞 he/him
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Further information about the scheme can be found here foragingecology.com/spider-spies/ along with links to our recording form.

Please feel free to ask me any questions about the scheme, the spiders or the work I'm doing with them!
Spider Spies
Welcome to Spider Spies! Flower crab spiders (Misumena vatia) love to live in flower verges, which are great for pollinators, biodiversity buffer zones and natural pest control. We want to find out…
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May 19, 2025 at 8:18 AM
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The Editors' Choice in our new #RESAgForestEnt Vol. 27 Issue 2 shows #FleaBeetles in spring #OilseedRape differ in #phenology & #habitat choices for reproduction & #overwintering🪲

See the #PestManagement implications🔽
doi.org/10.1111/afe.12659

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Figure 1 of: Flea beetles in spring oilseed rape differ in phenology and habitat choices for reproduction and overwintering—Implications for pest management Phyllotreta undulata feeding on spring oilseed rape seedling in spring (a), emergence trap collecting emerging flea beetle assemblages in a spring oilseed rape field in summer (b) and emergence traps collecting flea beetle assemblages emerging from overwintering in the adjacent grassy field margin in the following spring (c). Pictures: Ola Lundin.
April 10, 2025 at 5:25 PM