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Sustainable Management of Litchi Growing Systems in Northern Thailand

Discover an innovative approach to analyze and manipulate agro-biocoenosis for sustainable litchi cultivation in Northern Thailand's hillsides. Explore the integration of ecological principles, biodiversity, and pest management strategies for improved forest quality and landscape sustainability.

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Sustainable Management of Litchi Growing Systems in Northern Thailand

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  1. The Uplands Program C 1.2 Analysis and manipulation of the agro-biocoenosis for sustainable management of litchi growing systems at hillsides of northern Thailand

  2. The Uplands Program C 1.2 Conceptional Framework Pesticides Biodiversity Field scale Landscape scale Dynamic habitat complexes Functional landscape coherence Vegetation Parasitoids Pests Parasitoids

  3. The Uplands Program C 1.2 1 2 1 I II 3 4 2 3 III IV 1 2 1 Field Scale Treatment Patch dynamics

  4. The Uplands Program C 1.2 Forest quality Forest quantity Landscape Scale Forest Quality Pests Number of immigrating individuals Parasitoids Forest quality * quantity

  5. The Uplands Program C 1.2 Outlook Ecological survey Modeling Dispersal and inhabitation Migration patterns MAS Metapopulation dynamics Sustainable landscape FALLOW + MetaX Indicators of ecological sustainability Land use assessment

  6. The Uplands Program C 1.2 Acknowledgements Yang Ser (Field owner) S. Pengkham (Assistant) M. Songkittikun (Field Assistant) P. Erbe (Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin) Dr. Roger Beaver A. Cognatio (Texas A&M University) S. Stephens (Texas A&M University) J. Visitpanich (Chiang Mai University) H. Bänziger (Chiang Mai University) M. Ohl (Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin) The Uplands Program Staff deuler@uni-hohenheim.de martin-k@uni-hohenheim.de www.TheUplandsProgram.net.ms

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