Joseph S. Elkinton is affiliated with the University of Massachusetts Amherst in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Environmental Science, with a focus on subfields such as Insect Science, Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Genetics, and Plant Science.
Their work concentrates on several main topics, including Forest Insect Ecology and Management, Insect-Plant Interactions and Control, Plant and Animal Studies, Insect and Pesticide Research, Insect Behavior and Control Techniques, Species Distribution and Climate Change, and Biological Control of Invasive Species.
Elkinton has published extensively in journals such as Biological Control, Environmental Entomology, Insects, Journal of Economic Entomology, and BioControl. Notable recent papers include:
Frequent co-authors include:
The publication venues where Joseph S. Elkinton has a notable presence are:
Their research addresses ecological and biological aspects of insects, particularly focusing on interactions between insects and plants, control of invasive species, and the ecological consequences of insect behavior and pest management strategies. This body of work contributes to understanding species distribution related to climate change and advancing biological control techniques in agricultural and forest ecosystems.
John Murtis;Joseph S. Elkinton;Ring T. Carde
J. S. Elkinton;A. M. Liebhold
Joseph S. Elkinton;William M. Healy;John P. Buonaccorsi;George H. Boettner
George H. Boettner;Joseph S. Elkinton;Cynthia J. Boettner
Greg Dwyer;Joseph S. Elkinton;John P. Buonaccorsi
Matthew C. Fitzpatrick;Matthew C. Fitzpatrick;Evan L. Preisser;Aaron M. Ellison;Joseph S. Elkinton
Andrew Liebhold;Joseph Elkinton;David Williams;Rose-Marie Muzika
Annie Paradis;Joe Elkinton;Katharine Hayhoe;John Buonaccorsi
John P. Buonaccorsi;Joseph S. Elkinton;Scott R. Evans;Andrew M. Liebhold
Walter D. Koenig;Dave Kelly;Victoria L. Sork;Richard P. Duncan
Greg Dwyer;Joseph S. Elkinton
J. S. Elkinton;C. Schal;T. Onot;R. T. Cardé
Greg Dwyer;Greg Dwyer;Jonathan Dushoff;Joseph S. Elkinton;Simon Asher Levin
J. R. Gould;J. S. Elkinton;W. E. Wallner
Stephen R. Thomas;Joseph S. Elkinton
S.A. Woods;J.S. Elkinton
Alison F. Hunter;Joseph S. Elkinton
Andrew Liebhold;Victoria Sork;Mikko Peltonen;Walter Koenig
Ann E. Hajek;Richard A. Humber;Joseph S. Elkinton
Vincent D'Amico;Joseph S. Elkinton;Greg Dwyer;John P. Burand
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