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Interaction networks in the Anthropocene

Most of the planet shows evidence of human interventions that reconfigure the interactions between plants and frugivores.

Effects of the Varroa destructor mite on Apis mellifera drones at congregation areas under contrasting parasitism and landscapes

We expect the results of this project to have a strong impact on the sanitary and reproductive management of honeybee colonies.

Morphometric and genetic characterization as selection tools for Apis mellifera stocks in hybrid zones

In Argentina, as in other regions of the world, the honey bee, Apis mellifera, has adapted to different ecoregions and has become an important part of agriculture. This bee is known for its ability to pollinate a variety of plants, making it a keystone species for crop production.

Termite sensitivity to temperature affects global wood decay rates

The contribution of insects to global forest deadwood decomposition

Native tree seed dispersal is favoured by the presence of invasive exotic plants that bear fruit at the same time

Postdoctoral fellowship opportunity 2020

Restoring human-nature relationships in the Dry Chaco Forest in Northwestern Argentina

GLORIA International Network

Since March 2006, we are actively participating in the GLORIA international network (Global observation research initiative in Alpine environments