Christine A. Nalepa is affiliated with North Carolina State University in the United States and conducts research primarily within the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology.
Their research spans several subfields, including Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics; Insect Science; Genetics; Ecology; and Global and Planetary Change. The main topics covered in their work involve Insect and Arachnid Ecology and Behavior, Plant and Animal Studies, Insect and Pesticide Research, Forest Insect Ecology and Management, Insect-Plant Interactions and Control, Animal Behavior and Reproduction, and Fire Effects on Ecosystems.
Frequent publication venues where their research has appeared include:
Notable recent papers by Christine A. Nalepa include:
Christine A. Nalepa has collaborated frequently with Kiyoto Maekawa, Kelly L F Oten, Hajime Yaguchi, Matthew A. Bertone, and Itaru Kobayashi.
William J. Bell;Louis M. Roth;Christine A. Nalepa;Edward Osborne Wilson
Nathan Lo;Claudio Bandi;Hirofumi Watanabe;Christine Nalepa
Claudio Bandi;Massimo Sironi;Giuseppe Damiani;Lorenzo Magrassi
C.A. Nalepa;D.E. Bignell;C. Bandi
Christine A. Nalepa
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Christine A. Nalepa;Claudio Bandi
Satoko Noda;Tetsushi Inoue;Yuichi Hongoh;Miho Kawai
Moriya Ohkuma;Satoko Noda;Yuichi Hongoh;Christine A Nalepa
Christine A. Nalepa;William J. Bell
Klaus-Dieter Klass;Christine Nalepa;Nathan Lo
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Lewis L. Deitz;Christine Nalepa;Klaus-Dieter Klass
Vera Tai;Vera Tai;Erick R. James;Christine A. Nalepa;Rudolf H. Scheffrahn
Nathan Lo;Michael S Engel;Stephen Cameron;Christine A Nalepa
Christine A. Nalepa;Susan C. Jones
Christine A. Nalepa;Alexander Weir
C. A. Nalepa;G. W. Byers;C. Bandi;C. Bandi;M. Sironi
C. A. Nalepa;G. G. Kennedy;C. Brownie
Nemuri Todaka;Tetsushi Inoue;Kanako Saita;Moriya Ohkuma
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