Publications by authors named "David Pattemore"

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Scarcity of pesticide data in New Zealand with a focus on neonicotinoids: A review.
Felicia Kueh Tai, Grant L Northcott, Jacqueline R Beggs, Ashley N Mortensen, David E Pattemore

Sci Total Environ· March 2025

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Pollinator identity and behavior affect pollination in kiwifruit ( Planch.).
Melissa A Broussard, Brad G Howlett, Lisa J Evans, Heather McBrydie, Brian T Cutting, David E Pattemore

PeerJ· January 2023

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Honey bee toxicological responses do not accurately predict environmental risk of imidacloprid to a solitary ground-nesting bee species.
Felicia Kueh Tai, David E Pattemore, Mateusz Jochym, Jacqueline R Beggs, Grant L Northcott

Sci Total Environ· September 2022

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Marker assisted selection for Varroa destructor resistance in New Zealand honey bees.
James Sainsbury, Tomi E Nemeth, Maria Baldo, Mateusz Jochym, Crystal Felman, David Pattemore

PLoS One· September 2022

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Orchard layout and plant traits influence fruit yield more strongly than pollinator behaviour and density in a dioecious crop.
Angela Peace, David Pattemore, Melissa Broussard, Dilini Fonseka, Nathan Tomer

PLoS One· November 2020

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Species interactions affect the spread of vector-borne plant pathogens independent of transmission mode.
David W Crowder, Jing Li, Elizabeth T Borer, Deborah L Finke, Rakefet Sharon, David E Pattemore

Ecology· September 2019

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Plant species dominance increases pollination complementarity and plant reproductive function.
Jamie R Stavert, Ignasi Bartomeus, Jacqueline R Beggs, Anne C Gaskett, David E Pattemore

Ecology· September 2019

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Possible mechanisms of pollination failure in hybrid carrot seed and implications for industry in a changing climate.
Melissa Ann Broussard, Flore Mas, Brad Howlett, David Pattemore, Jason M Tylianakis

PLoS One· October 2017

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Exotic species enhance response diversity to land-use change but modify functional composition.
Jamie R Stavert, David E Pattemore, Anne C Gaskett, Jacqueline R Beggs, Ignasi Bartomeus

Proc Biol Sci· August 2017

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Hairiness: the missing link between pollinators and pollination.
Jamie R Stavert, Gustavo Liñán-Cembrano, Jacqueline R Beggs, Brad G Howlett, David E Pattemore

PeerJ· December 2016

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A horizon scan of future threats and opportunities for pollinators and pollination.
Mark J F Brown, Lynn V Dicks, Robert J Paxton, Katherine C R Baldock, Andrew B Barron, David E Pattemore

PeerJ· September 2016

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Non-bee insects are important contributors to global crop pollination.
Romina Rader, Ignasi Bartomeus, Lucas A Garibaldi, Michael P D Garratt, Brad G Howlett, David E Pattemore

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· January 2016

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Challenges and prospects in the telemetry of insects.
W Daniel Kissling, David E Pattemore, Melanie Hagen

Biol Rev Camb Philos Soc· August 2014

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Invasive rats and recent colonist birds partially compensate for the loss of endemic New Zealand pollinators.
David E Pattemore, David S Wilcove

Proc Biol Sci· April 2012

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