How to Restore Invertebrate Diversity of Degraded Heathlands? A Case Study on the Reproductive Performance of the Field Cricket Gryllus campestris (L.)

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RT @wcepverberk: Happy to share a new study on field crickets led Joost Vogels @StBargerveen. Plants with skewed nutrient ratios represent…

14 Jun 2021

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RT @wcepverberk: Happy to share a new study on field crickets led Joost Vogels @StBargerveen. Plants with skewed nutrient ratios represent…

26 May 2021

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Happy to share a new study on field crickets led Joost Vogels @StBargerveen. Plants with skewed nutrient ratios represent poor quality food, transforming these friendly crickets into cannibals: By eating their mates they boost their reproduction. https://t

26 May 2021

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New Research: How to Restore Invertebrate Diversity of Degraded Heathlands? A Case Study on the Reproductive Performance of the Field Cricket Gryllus campestris (L.): Background Nitrogen (NOx, NHy) and acidifying (NOx, NHy, SOx) deposition has… https://t.c

19 May 2021

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