Ian Denholm is affiliated with the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on the agricultural and biological sciences, with specific attention to plant science, insect science, ecology, evolution, behavior, systematics, soil science, and pollution. The breadth of their work spans both fundamental and applied aspects of these fields.
The scientist has a number of recent publications covering diverse areas of study. These include:
Their frequent co-authors include:
Ian Denholm has published repeatedly in several scientific journals, demonstrating a pattern of engagement with these venues:
Their main topics of research encompass several aspects of plant and insect biology, including but not limited to:
These research interests illustrate a focus on the interactions between plants, insects, fungi, and soil systems, with implications for agricultural sustainability and pest management. Their work includes studies on insecticide resistance mechanisms, microbial interactions in soil, and evolutionary systematics in plants.
Chris Bass;Ian Denholm;Martin S. Williamson;Ralf Nauen
Ralf Nauen;Ian Denholm
Chris Bass;Alin M. Puinean;Christoph T. Zimmer;Ian Denholm
Tanja H Schuler;Guy M Poppy;Brian R Kerry;Ian Denholm
I Denholm;M W Rowland
Alin M. Puinean;Stephen P. Foster;Linda Oliphant;Ian Denholm
Zewen Liu;Martin S. Williamson;Stuart J. Lansdell;Ian Denholm
Iris Karunker;Juergen Benting;Bettina Lueke;Tanja Ponge
Yuanming Zhu;Michael R Loso;Gerald B Watson;Thomas C Sparks
Matthew Cahill;Kevin Gorman;Sara Day;Ian Denholm
Chris Bass;Alin M Puinean;Melanie Andrews;Penny Cutler
Neil S. Millar;Ian Denholm
Martin S. Williamson;Ian Denholm;Caroline A. Bell;Alan L. Devonshire
Thomas Van Leeuwen;Bartel Vanholme;Steven Van Pottelberge;Pieter Van Nieuwenhuyse
C. Luo;C. M. Jones;G. Devine;F. Zhang
Matthew Cahill;Frank J. Byrne;Kevin Gorman;Ian Denholm
I. Denholm;G. J. Devine;M. S. Williamson
I. Denholm;M. Cahill;T. J. Dennehy;A. R. Horowitz
Graham D. Moores;Xiwu Gao;Ian Denholm;Alan L. Devonshire
Tanja H. Schuler;Roel P. J. Potting;Ian Denholm;Guy M. Poppy
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Publications: 31
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