author = { Maas, Bea Tscharntke, Teja AND Vidal, Stefan-Andreas AND Wiegand, Kerstin },

title = { Birds, bats and arthropods in tropical agroforestry landscapes: Functional diversity, multitrophic interactions and crop yield },

publisher = {Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen},

keywords = { birds , bats , arthropods , multitrophic interactions , agroforestry , tropical landscape , forest margin landscape , functional diversity , crop yield , exclosure experiments , experimental exclusion , arthropod suppression , avian predation , ecosystem services , mist netting , point counts , artificial plasticine caterpillar , dummy experiment , biological control , monitoring , mapping , Lemon-bellied White-eye , Grosbeak Starling , Zosterops chloris , Scissiostrum dubium , Theobroma cacao , cacao agroforestry , cacao diseases , cacao harvest , cacao pests , flying vertebrates , aerial insectivores , volant vertebrates , logging , breeding colony , flower herbivory , mesopredator release , predatory insects , ants , spiders , aphids , Lepidoptera , Coleoptera , Lepidopteran larvae , sustainable agriculture , sustainable agroforestry , management implications , management recommendations , applied managament , extensive land use management , landscape management , conservation , biodiversity-friendly , dbh , distance to forest , forest proximity , habitat conversion , herbivory , Indonesia , insectivorous bats , insectivorous birds , invertebrates , Central Sulawesi , Napu valley , leaf gleaning , leaf herbivory , pests insects , phytophagous insects , plant productivity , remnant forest trees , shade tree managament , South-east Asia , Paleotropics , tree height , landscape gradient , local shade management , Cacao Pod Borer , Cherelle Wilt , fruit abortion , Helopeltis sulawesi , deforestation , habitat fragmentation , land use intensification , forest margin species , critical decline , predation experiment , species-specific functions , Southeast Asia , biodiversity conservation , mesopredators , food security , human welfare , human well-being , poverty alleviation , poverty reduction , smallholder cacao , smallholder plantation , cacao farmers , sustainable cacao management , landscape perspective , landscape scale , large scale field experiment , long term field experiment , human wellbeing , economic importance , economic value , valuation ecosystem services , landscape matrix , yield quality , yield quantity , fruit productivity , species identity , species diversity , species richness , ecosystem functioning , pesticide use , chemical compounds , complex food web , tritrophic interactions , wildlife-friendly , rural livelihoods , endangered bird species , endangered bat species , endemic , endemic birds , endemic bats , beneficial impact , IUCN , Lore Lindu National Park , bioindicator , indicator species , forest margin , agricultural habitat , agroforestry systems , population density , predation activity , species activity , cacao flower , cacao pod , Orthoptera , linear mixed effect models , Tukey Post Hoc Test , AICc model selection , generalized least squares , restricted maximum likelihood , model simplification , species richness estimator , species accumulation , linear mixed-effects models , Likelihood Ratio Test , Maximum Likelihood , nocturnal insects , diurnal arthropods , nocturnal arthropods , diurnal insects , landscape context , Hochschulschrift },

year = {2014},

address = { Göttingen },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }