Effects of landscape simplicity on crop yield: A reanalysis of a global database.
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ABSTRACT: Ecological theory on diversity suggests that agriculture requires sufficient biodiversity, ecological function, and critical ecosystem services to remain sustainable and resilient. As such, research related to the effect of ecosystem services and diversity on crop yields has increased significantly in the past decade. One such study by Dainese and colleagues that presented a global synthesis of a compiled database of 1,475 crop experiments related to pollination and pest control ecosystem services and crop yields quickly garnered attention in the literature with more than 540 citations since its publication in 2019. Given the strong influence of this study on the research on diversity and agricultural production, we conduct a reanalysis on the publicly available dataset from the global syn
SUBMITTER: Madin MB
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10721009 | biostudies-literature | 2023
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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