E. Mora Van Cauwelaert

The paper analyzes the daily spatial movement of coffee harvesters in two plantations to understand how their behavior affects pathogen dispersal.

This study models how coffee harvesters' movement patterns, influenced by planting density and ripening time, affect coffee leaf rust dispersal and infection levels.

The paper tests whether high-order interactions enhance the robustness of a coffee agroecosystem network and proposes methods to represent and measure such interactions.

The paper quantifies heterogeneity in a peasant-managed agricultural landscape in Oaxaca, Mexico, and evaluates how landscape metrics change with scale, suggesting their use for conservation and agricultural strategies.

This study examines how matrix quality and spatial heterogeneity affect biodiversity decline under agricultural intensification using a metacommunity model.