Non-consumptive effects stabilize herbivore control over multiple generations. by Kathryn S Ingerslew, Deborah L Finke

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Multi-species suppression of herbivores through consumptive and non-consumptive effects. by Kathryn S Ingerslew, Deborah L Finke

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The ‘Botanical Triad’: The Presence of Insectary Plants Enhances Natural Enemy Abundance on Trap Crop Plants in an Organic Cabbage Agro-Ecosystem by Binita Shrestha, Deborah L. Finke, Jaime C. Piñero

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Who cares about monarch butterflies? Comparing US State Wildlife Action Plans 2015–2025 by Katie M. Harris, Damon M. Hall, Deborah L. Finke

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Patterns of Microbiome Composition Vary Across Spatial Scales in a Specialist Insect by Kyle J. Paddock, Deborah L. Finke, Kyung Seok Kim, Thomas W. Sappington, Bruce E. Hibbard

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Plant Water Stress Reduces Aphid Performance: Exploring Mechanisms Driven by Water Stress Intensity by Jessica T. Kansman, Saumik Basu, Clare L. Casteel, David W. Crowder, Benjamin W. Lee, Chad T. Nihranz, Deborah L. Finke

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The Birds and the Bees: Producing Beef and Conservation Benefits on Working Grasslands by Patrick D. Keyser, David A. Buehler, John H. Fike, Deborah L. Finke, Samuel D. Fuhlendorf, James A. Martin, Harley D. Naumann, S. Ray Smith

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