• Host-parasitoid avoidance behaviour in the context of contemporary evolution in insect classical biological control : A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Lincoln University 

  Shields, Morgan William (Lincoln University, 2019)

  Pests are increasingly invading novel environments due to global trade and travel and their management requires a greater emphasis on classical biological control than has previously been the case. This approach has been ...

• Dissecting the events of the Trichoderma-plant interaction through proteomics and metabolomics approaches: Trichoderma virens and maize as model systems 

  Nogueira Lopez, Guillermo (Lincoln University, 2019)

  In nature, almost every plant is colonised by fungi. Trichoderma virens is a biocontrol fungus which has the capacity to behave as an facutaltive plant endophyte. Even though many plants are colonised by this symbiont, the ...

• Application of unmanned aerial vehicle and satellite imagery for management zoning in Aketajawe Lolobata National Park, Indonesia : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Applied Science Environmental Management at Lincoln University 

  Utomo, As Ari Wahyu (Lincoln University, 2019)

  Indonesian national park management utilises a zoning classification process, which is crucial to maintaining forest integrity, and ultimately providing the widest possible benefits to diverse human and non-human communities. ...

• Molecular genetics underlying ovine growth and carcass traits in New Zealand breeds 

  Ekegbu, Ugonna Jane (Lincoln University, 2019)

  As a major source of protein in many nations, the global demand for meat is rising. The multi-billion dollar New Zealand (NZ) export sheep meat industry is always searching for new ways to increase profitability, improve ...

• Weaving Mahinga Kai and Landscape Architecture: Designing with nature through people-ecology interactions 

  Lee, Woody (Lincoln University, 2019)

  This dissertation investigates in what ways does mahinga kai offer opportunities for the discipline of landscape architecture, both within Aotearoa, New Zealand and potentially beyond. It applies a ‘dwelling perspective’ ...

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