John H. Vandermeer

This study examines how arboreal ant nesting affects soil properties like aggregation, infiltration, and chemistry through indirect interactions with host trees and ground ants.

This study shows that combining LiDAR and automated bioacoustic analysis can effectively monitor avian biodiversity along a coffee production intensity gradient.

This study models how coffee harvesters' movement patterns, influenced by planting density and ripening time, affect coffee leaf rust dispersal and infection levels.

The paper examines interactions between pollination and pest control in coffee agroecosystems, finding additive effects and indirect influences from nitrogen-fixing shade trees on pest control.

The paper models coffee rust infection dynamics by incorporating spatial factors like dispersal and planting patterns to explain infection timing and intensity.