F. van Knapen is affiliated with Utrecht University in the Netherlands and specializes in research spanning Agricultural and Biological Sciences as well as Environmental Science. Their work focuses predominantly on several subfields, including Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Insect Science, and Ecology.
The main topics addressed in their research include Plant and Animal Studies, Insect and Pesticide Research, and Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies. These areas reflect a comprehensive approach to understanding ecological interactions and agricultural ecosystems.
The scientist has contributed to at least one recent publication:
Their frequent co-authors include:
F. van Knapen's research is often published in venues such as Biological Control, reflecting their specialized interest in ecological management and biological intervention within agricultural settings.
P.W.J.J. van der Wielen;S. Biesterveld;S. Notermans;H. Hofstra
H.R Gamble;A.S Bessonov;K Cuperlovic;A.A Gajadhar
B.R. Berends;H.A.P. Urlings;J.M.A. Snijders;F. Van Knapen
B.R. Berends;F. Van Knapen;J.M.A. Snijders;D.A.A. Mossel
P. Chaveerach;D. A. Keuzenkamp;L. J. A. Lipman;F. Van Knapen
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H. de Man;H.H.J.L. van den Berg;E.J.T.M. Leenen;J.F. Schijven
B.R Berends;F Van Knapen;D.A.A Mossel;S.A Burt
P. Chaveerach;D.A. Keuzenkamp;H.A.P. Urlings;L.J.A. Lipman
M Swanenburg;H.A.P Urlings;J.M.A Snijders;D.A Keuzenkamp
P. Chaveerach;P. Chaveerach;A. A. H. M. ter Huurne;L. J. A. Lipman;F. van Knapen
L. Heres;B. Engel;H.A.P. Urlings;H.A.P. Urlings;J.A. Wagenaar
M.J.A. den Hertog-Meischke;F.J.M. Smulders;J.G. van Logtestijn;F. van Knapen
W. L. Homan;F. H. J. van Enckevort;L. Limper;G. J. J. M. van Eys
M. Swanenburg;P.J. van der Wolf;H.A.P. Urlings;J.M.A. Snijders
P Chaveerach;L.J.A Lipman;F van Knapen
W L Homan;M Gilsing;H Bentala;L Limper
R.L van Winsen;A van Nes;D Keuzenkamp;H.A.P Urlings
L Heres;B Engel;F van Knapen;M C M de Jong
W L Homan;L Limper;M Verlaan;A Borst
F. van Knapen;J. van Leusden;A. M. Polderman;J. H. Franchimont
F. van Knapen;A.F.T. Kremers;J.H. Franchimont;U. Narucka
F van Knapen;J H Franchimont;G van der Lugt
M. E. Thomas;D. Klinkenberg;G. Ejeta;F. Van Knapen
F van Knapen
F. Van Knapen;J.H. Franchimont;E.J. Ruitenberg;B. Baldelli
E. Pinelli;S. M. Willers;D. Hoek;H. A. Smit
E.J. Ruitenberg;F. Van Knapen
P W J J van der Wielen;F van Knapen;S Biesterveld
F. van Knapen;S. O. Panggabean;J. van Leusden
E.J. Ruitenberg;F. Van Knapen;J.W. Weiss
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