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Antonius G T Schut

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Articles 5
Citations 30
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General Medicine
Science
Biology
Top 10 Co-Authors
Margaret Byrne
Gunnar Keppel
Grant W Wardell-Johnson
Colin J Yates
Stephen D Hopper
Steven E Franklin
Jacob G Conijn
Todd Robinson
Ken Giller
Jerome Kubiriba
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PLoS One
Ann Bot
Ecol Evol
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Recent Articles
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Evaluating combined effects of pesticide and crop nutrition (with N, P, K and Si) on weevil damage in East African Highland Bananas
Bukomeko H, Taulya G, Schut A, van de Ven G, Kubiriba J, Giller K
PLoS One . 2023 Mar; 18(3):e0282493. PMID: 36897922
Banana weevil (Cosmopolites sordidus, Germar) is a major pest in East African Highland Banana. The influence of crop nutritional status on weevil damage is poorly understood. Nutrient availability affects the...
2.
High species diversity and turnover in granite inselberg floras highlight the need for a conservation strategy protecting many outcrops
Yates C, Robinson T, Wardell-Johnson G, Keppel G, Hopper S, Schut A, et al.
Ecol Evol . 2019 Jul; 9(13):7660-7675. PMID: 31346430
Determining patterns of plant diversity on granite inselbergs is an important task for conservation biogeography due to mounting threats. However, beyond the tropics there are relatively few quantitative studies of...
3.
A low-altitude mountain range as an important refugium for two narrow endemics in the Southwest Australian Floristic Region biodiversity hotspot
Keppel G, Robinson T, Wardell-Johnson G, Yates C, Van Niel K, Byrne M, et al.
Ann Bot . 2016 Sep; 119(2):289-300. PMID: 27634576
Background And Aims: Low-altitude mountains constitute important centres of diversity in landscapes with little topographic variation, such as the Southwest Australian Floristic Region (SWAFR). They also provide unique climatic and...
4.
Trends in Global Vegetation Activity and Climatic Drivers Indicate a Decoupled Response to Climate Change
Schut A, Ivits E, Conijn J, ten Brink B, Fensholt R
PLoS One . 2015 Oct; 10(10):e0138013. PMID: 26466347
Detailed understanding of a possible decoupling between climatic drivers of plant productivity and the response of ecosystems vegetation is required. We compared trends in six NDVI metrics (1982-2010) derived from...
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Rapid characterisation of vegetation structure to predict refugia and climate change impacts across a global biodiversity hotspot
Schut A, Wardell-Johnson G, Yates C, Keppel G, Baran I, Franklin S, et al.
PLoS One . 2014 Jan; 9(1):e82778. PMID: 24416149
Identification of refugia is an increasingly important adaptation strategy in conservation planning under rapid anthropogenic climate change. Granite outcrops (GOs) provide extraordinary diversity, including a wide range of taxa, vegetation...