2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.169882
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Effect of shade on biodiversity within coffee farms: A meta-analysis

Sophie Manson,
K.A.I. Nekaris,
Vincent Nijman
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“…Furthermore, alongside increased abundance, we found an increased richness in Coleoptera and Formicidae. The observed increase in invertebrate abundance with increased canopy cover is well documented within the literature (e.g., [6]), yet the response of Dipteran populations within high canopy cover systems remains contested, as Dipterans have been found to either be unaffected or negatively affected by increasing shade [42][43][44]. The optimization of non-pest Dipteran populations is beneficial for agroforestry environments through their emerging roles as important pollinators of crops, such as cacao [45].…”
Section: The Effect Of Cropland Managementmentioning
confidence: 83%
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“…Furthermore, alongside increased abundance, we found an increased richness in Coleoptera and Formicidae. The observed increase in invertebrate abundance with increased canopy cover is well documented within the literature (e.g., [6]), yet the response of Dipteran populations within high canopy cover systems remains contested, as Dipterans have been found to either be unaffected or negatively affected by increasing shade [42][43][44]. The optimization of non-pest Dipteran populations is beneficial for agroforestry environments through their emerging roles as important pollinators of crops, such as cacao [45].…”
Section: The Effect Of Cropland Managementmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Additionally, tropical ectotherms are particularly sensitive to temperature changes, and temperature extremes can significantly affect ant assemblages and herbivore-parasitoid interactions [47][48][49]. Although the impact of canopy cover on crop productivity is debated within the literature and within general farming rhetoric, there seems to be a general consensus on intermediate levels of canopy cover (~30%) optimizing crop productivity in agroforestry systems while also providing a sufficient habitat for preserving biodiversity [6,50,51].…”
Section: The Effect Of Cropland Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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