Robert K. Vander Meer is affiliated with the Agricultural Research Service in the United States. Their research encompasses areas within Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, contributing a total of 16 and 15 publications respectively.
Their work focuses on various subfields including Genetics, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Insect Science, Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience, and Molecular Biology. Across these domains, Robert K. Vander Meer has contributed to studies concerning insect and arachnid ecology and behavior, insect and pesticide research, plant and animal studies, neurobiology and insect physiology research, animal behavior and reproduction, hemiptera insect studies, and viral infectious diseases and gene expression in insects.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Robert K. Vander Meer include:
Their publications have appeared multiple times in several journals, with recurrent appearances in Die Naturwissenschaften (3 publications), Florida Entomologist (2 publications), as well as one publication each in Frontiers in Physiology, Biomolecules, and Communications Biology.
Selected recent papers authored or co-authored by Robert K. Vander Meer include:
Sigal Lahav;Victoria Soroker;Abraham Hefetz;Robert K. Vander Meer
Robert K Vander Meer;Michael D Breed;Mark Winston;Karl E Espelie
William E. Conner;Thomas Eisner;Robert K. Vander Meer;Angel Guerrero
Robert K. Vander Meer;Klaus Jaffe;Aragua Cedeno
Robert K. Vander Meer;Daniel P. Wojcik
Robert K. vander Meer;David Saliwanchik;Barry Lavine
Andrew B. Barron;Ryszard Maleszka;Robert K. Vander Meer;Gene E. Robinson
Kenneth G. Ross;Robert K. Vander Meer;David J. C. Fletcher;Edward L. Vargo
William E. Conner;Thomas Eisner;Robert K. Vander Meer;Angel Guerrero
Robert K. Van der Meer;Clifford S. Lofgren;Francisco M. Alvarez
Martin S. Obin;Robert K. Vander Meer
Robert K. Vander Meer;Donald P. Jouvenaz;Daniel P. Wojcik
Laurence Morel;Robert K. Vander Meer;Clifford S. Lofgren
Sanford D. Porter;Robert K. Vander Meer;Marcos A. Pesquero;Sofia Campiolo
Martin S. Obin;Robert K. Vander Meer
Robert K. Vander Meer;Francisco Alvarez;Clifford S. Lofgren
Andrew B. Barron;Joanna Maleszka;Robert K. Vander Meer;Gene E. Robinson
Lloyd R. Davis;Robert K. Van der Meer;Sanford D. Porter
Robert K. Vander Meer;Leeanne E. Alonso
Christine A. Johnson;Robert K. Vander Meer;Barry Lavine
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