G. Fried

Insect-habitat-plant interaction networks provide guidelines to mitigate the risk of transmission of Xylella fastidiosa to grapevine in Southern France

The paper studies insect-habitat and insect-plant interaction networks in southern France to identify potential Xylella fastidiosa vectors and their specialization, finding no Xf presence in sampled insects.

Climate and management changes drove more stress-tolerant and less competitive plant communities in 40 years

The paper shows that climate and management changes over 40 years led to more stress-tolerant and less competitive plant communities in vineyards.

Functional trade-offs: exploring the temporal response of field margin plant communities to climate change and agricultural practices

The paper analyzes how climate change and agricultural practices affect plant communities in field margins, finding increased thermophilic species and functional trade-offs between stress tolerance and agricultural disturbance.

Agricultural drivers of field margin plant communities are scale dependent

This study assesses how agricultural practices affect field margin plant communities at different spatial scales across France, finding scale-dependent impacts of climate, crop diversity, and management practices.

Relative importance of region, seasonality and weed management practices effects on the functional structure of weed communities in French vineyards

The paper assesses how region, seasonality, and weed management practices affect weed community traits in French vineyards using multivariate analysis and mixed models.

Does seed mass drive interspecies variation in the effect of management practices on weed demography?

The paper quantifies how management practices affect weed demography, finding that large-seeded species respond more strongly to disturbance than small-seeded species.