Model for integrating internal and external drivers for dispersal and distribution pattern in carabid beetles

A.B. Allema; W.A.H. Rossing; W. van der Werf; T. Bukovinszky; E.G. Steingröver; A.H.C. van Bruggen; J.C. van Lenteren; K. Booij

Abstract

Carabid beetles are important contributors to the ecosystem service of biological control of invertebrate crop pests. The density of carabid beetles varies over the landscape and their spatial pattern is highly dynamic in time and space. We hypothesize that the ever changing pattern of carabids in the landscape, and the spatial distribution of the associated ecosystem service, may be predicted by integrating internal and external drivers into a behavioural model for individuals. Internal drivers include the need for food, egg laying substrate and shelter. External drivers include the spatial pattern of food items, structure and density of vegetation, microclimate, and the presence of conspecifics or predators. Both types of drivers show strong seasonal variability. Process data will be collected in artificial arenas with automated camera observation of behaviour of Pterostichus melanarius and Poecilus cupreus. Here, the conceptual framework of the modelling is explained together with the experimental approach and some expected outcomes. One strong and one weak point of our approach are discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity
Editors	W.A.H. Rossing, H.-M. Poehling, M. Van Helden
Place of Publication	Montfavet Cedex
Publisher	IOBC/WPRS
Pages	5-8
Volume	34
ISBN (Print)	9789290672081
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity in Bordeaux, France - Duration: 14 May 2008 → 17 May 2008

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Conference	Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity in Bordeaux, France
Period	14/05/08 → 17/05/08

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Allema, A. B., Rossing, W. A. H., van der Werf, W., Bukovinszky, T., Steingröver, E. G., van Bruggen, A. H. C., van Lenteren, J. C., & Booij, K. (2008). Model for integrating internal and external drivers for dispersal and distribution pattern in carabid beetles. In W. A. H. Rossing, H-M. Poehling, & M. Van Helden (Eds.), Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity (Vol. 34, pp. 5-8). IOBC/WPRS. https://edepot.wur.nl/169671

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Allema, AB , Rossing, WAH , van der Werf, W, Bukovinszky, T, Steingröver, EG, van Bruggen, AHC, van Lenteren, JC & Booij, K 2008, Model for integrating internal and external drivers for dispersal and distribution pattern in carabid beetles. in WAH Rossing, H-M Poehling & M Van Helden (eds), Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity. vol. 34, IOBC/WPRS, Montfavet Cedex, pp. 5-8, Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity in Bordeaux, France, 14/05/08. <https://edepot.wur.nl/169671>

Model for integrating internal and external drivers for dispersal and distribution pattern in carabid beetles. / Allema, A.B.; Rossing, W.A.H.; van der Werf, W. et al.
Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity. ed. / W.A.H. Rossing; H.-M. Poehling; M. Van Helden. Vol. 34 Montfavet Cedex: IOBC/WPRS, 2008. p. 5-8.

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Allema AB , Rossing WAH , van der Werf W, Bukovinszky T, Steingröver EG, van Bruggen AHC et al. Model for integrating internal and external drivers for dispersal and distribution pattern in carabid beetles. In Rossing WAH, Poehling H-M, Van Helden M, editors, Proceedings of the 3rd WG meeting Landscape Management for Functional Biodiversity. Vol. 34. Montfavet Cedex: IOBC/WPRS. 2008. p. 5-8

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