Christian Walter Werner Pirk is affiliated with the University of Pretoria in South Africa. Their research primarily spans the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences as well as Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology. The focus of their scientific work includes insect science, ecology, evolution, behavior, genetics, and plant science.
The scientist's publications cover a range of topics related to insect ecology and behavior, plant and animal studies, and insect-pest interactions. The main subjects investigated in their work include:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Abdullahi A. Yusuf, Catherine L. Sole, Baldwyn Torto, Emilie Delétré, and David P. Tchouassi.
Regular venues for their publications consist of:
Some recent papers authored or co-authored by Christian Walter Werner Pirk include:
Luísa Gigante Carvalheiro;Ruan Veldtman;Awraris Getachew Shenkute;Gebreamlak Bezabih Tesfay
Hannelie Human;Robert Brodschneider;Vincent Dietemann;Galen Dively
Andreas Wallberg;Fan Han;Gustaf Wellhagen;Bjørn Dahle
Esther Elizabeth Du Rand;Salome Smit;Mervyn Beukes;Zeno Apostolides
Martin R. Schmid;Axel Brockmann;Christian Walter Werner Pirk;Christian Walter Werner Pirk;David W. Stanley
Christian W.W. Pirk;Chiraag Boodhoo;Hannelie Human;Susan W. Nicolson
Fabrice Requier;Lionel Garnery;Lionel Garnery;Patrick Laurenz Kohl;Henry K. Njovu;Henry K. Njovu
Christian Walter Werner Pirk;Hannelie Human;Robin M. Crewe;Dennis VanEngelsdorp
Sebastian Streit;Fiola Bock;Christian W.W. Pirk;Jürgen Tautz
Vincent Dietemann;Christian Walter Werner Pirk;Robin M. Crewe
Solomon Z. Altaye;Christian Walter Werner Pirk;Robin M. Crewe;Sue W. Nicolson
C. R. Archer;C. W. W. Pirk;L. G. Carvalheiro;L. G. Carvalheiro;S. W. Nicolson
Peter Neumann;Jay D Evans;Jeff S Pettis;Christian W W Pirk
Christian Walter Werner Pirk;Ursula Strauss;Abdullahi Ahmed Yusuf;Fabien J. Demares
H. Human;S.W. Nicolson;K. Strauss;C.W.W. Pirk
P. Neumann;C. W. W. Pirk;H. R. Hepburn;A. J. Solbrig
Christian W W Pirk;Joachim R de Miranda;Matthew Kramer;Tomàs E Murray
Angela Kohler;Christian Walter Werner Pirk;Sue W. Nicolson
Ursula Strauss;Hannelie Human;Laurent Gauthier;Robin M. Crewe
Simone Tosi;Fabien J. Démares;Sue W. Nicolson;Piotr Medrzycki
C.W.W. Pirk;P. Neumann;R.F.A. Moritz;P. Pamilo
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