Título:	Cross-scale effects on arthropod diversity, community composition and ecosystem services
Autor(es):	Nacif, Marcos Ezequiel Zermoglio, Paula Florencia Szudruk Pascual, María Noel Oddi, Facundo José Goldenberg, Matías Guillermo Leguizamón, Yamila Leonela Garibaldi, Lucas Alejandro
Fecha de publicación:	2026
Editorial:	Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing
Citación:	NACIF ME, ZERMOGLIO PF, SZUDRUK MN, ODDI FJ, GOLDENBERG MG, LEGUIZAMÓN YL, GARIBALDI LA. 2025. Cross-scale effects on arthropod diversity, community composition and ecosystem services. En L. Drinkwater (Ed.), The science and practice of agroecology: Pathway to sustainable food systems. Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing. ISBN 1801468990.
Resumen:	Landscape features and agricultural practices impact arthropod diversity, community composition and associated ecosystem services. Habitat diversity and its spatial arrangement are crucial to maintain diversity and shape ecological processes, with both factors in turn being influenced by local management practices and landscape-level land use intensity. While agricultural intensification threatens sustainability, agroecological practices can enhance key ecosystem services mediated by mobile organisms. Additionally, agroecological practices and agri-environment schemes, including organic farming and the creation of natural and semi-natural habitats in field margins, aim to balance biodiversity conservation with farming productivity. These approaches often promote arthropod richness and abundance, particularly in complex landscapes, benefiting critical agricultural ecosystem services like pollination and pest control. Integrating conservation strategies at both local and landscape scales increases spatial heterogeneity, mitigating the negative effects of conventional agriculture on the environment while maintaining or even increasing crop yields and leveraging biodiversity contributions.
URI:	http://rid.unrn.edu.ar/handle/20.500.12049/14351
ISBN:	1801468990
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