Conservation biological control in agricultural landscapes at the interface between ecology and evolution : The importance of land-use-mediated bottom-up ecological effects and eco-evolutionary dynamics
Conservation biological control in agricultural landscapes aims to promote natural enemy populations to mitigate short and long-term pest damage on crops. However, natural enemy populations in agricultural landscapes typically rely on crop pests and non-pest prey populations resulting in complex trait- dependent ecological interactions. Such communities, of pests, non-pest prey, and natural enemie