José Paulo Sousa

Optimizing microhistological effort: how many epidermal fragments are enough to estimate herbivore diet?

António Alves da Silva, Fernanda Garcia, José Paulo Sousa, Joana Alves

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Environmental drivers of litter- and soil-dwelling springtail communities across European forests, assessed by morphotaxonomy and soil DNA metabarcoding

Ivano Brunner, Beat Frey, Maria J. I. Briones, Jérôme Cortet et autres

Springtails are abundant in forest litter and soils, where they play a crucial role in the transformation and decomposition of organic matter. However, most data on springtail communities originates from studies at the local and regional levels, while larger-scale studies are lacking. …

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International ring test on the effects of chemicals on the symbiotic and pre-symbiotic phases of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi—potential for risk assessment of plant protection products

Patrícia Ferreira, Luís Carlos Iuñes Oliveira Filho, Tanel Vahter, Pia Kotschik et autres

Ecological relevance of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) led the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) to identify AMF as a potential group of non-target in-soil organisms to be included in environmental risk assessment (ERA) of plant protection products (PPPs). Currently, no OECD test …

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Executive Summary of the Conference Science Based Policy Making - Building a Better Future - 2026

Ana Russo, Alice Nunes, Eduarda Marques da Costa, António Manuel Saraiva Lopes et autres

This Executive Summary synthesises the main conclusions of the Science for Policy Conference, covering the thematic areas of Soil and Agriculture, Nature Restoration and Conservation, People and Land Use, Climate and Energy Resilience, and One Health. The central objective was to discuss …

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Resumo executivo da Conferência Science Based Policy Making - Building a Better Future - 2026

Ana Russo, Alice Nunes, Eduarda Marques da Costa, António Manuel Saraiva Lopes et autres

Este resumo executivo sintetiza as principais conclusões da conferência Science for Policy, abrangendo as áreas Solo e Agricultura, Restauro e Conservação da Natureza, Pessoas e Uso do Solo, Resiliência Climática & Energética e One Health. O objetivo central foi discutir como a …

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Resumo executivo da Conferência Science Based Policy Making - Building a Better Future - 2026

Ana Russo, Alice Nunes, Eduarda Marques da Costa, António Manuel Saraiva Lopes et autres

Este resumo executivo sintetiza as principais conclusões da conferência Science for Policy, abrangendo as áreas Solo e Agricultura, Restauro e Conservação da Natureza, Pessoas e Uso do Solo, Resiliência Climática & Energética e One Health. O objetivo central foi discutir como a …

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Executive Summary of the Conference Science Based Policy Making - Building a Better Future - 2026

Ana Russo, Alice Nunes, Eduarda Marques da Costa, António Manuel Saraiva Lopes et autres

This Executive Summary synthesises the main conclusions of the Science for Policy Conference, covering the thematic areas of Soil and Agriculture, Nature Restoration and Conservation, People and Land Use, Climate and Energy Resilience, and One Health. The central objective was to discuss …

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Problem formulation and conceptual framework for landscape-based environmental risk assessment of pesticides

Ana Fernandez-Agudo, Annette Aldrich, Johan Axelman, Carole Bedos et autres

The use of plant protection products (PPPs) remains a major concern for biodiversity, ecosystem integrity, and human health, even under robust regulatory oversight. Current regulatory assessments are often fragmented: they typically examine single substances and single crops in isolation at local or …

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Advancing the environmental risk assessment of non‐target arthropods for plant protection products by accounting for the impact on ecosystem services and on the ecological function. Experimental work on exposure

Steven Droge, Dick Belgers, Marie‐Claire Boerwinkel, Nina Jansen et autres

Abstract This report presents the chemical residue measurements of a series of exposure studies with non‐target arthropods (NTA). Two NTA species, Mamestra brassicae (moth larvae) and Coccinella septempunctata (ladybird larvae and adults tested separately), have been exposed via different routes to four …

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Advancing the environmental risk assessment of non‐target arthropods for plant protection products by accounting for the impact on ecosystem services and on the ecological function. Experimental work on inter‐species sensitivity

Artur Sarmento, Mykola Rasko, Antonio Cubells, Maria Mendes et autres

Abstract This report presents the protocol designed to assess inter‐species sensitivity of non‐target arthropods (NTAs) to plant protection products (PPPs), along with the final experimental results. Sixteen species were selected to represent key NTA functional groups (predators, parasitoids and pollinators) considered most …

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Optimizing microhistological effort: How many epidermal fragments are enough to estimate herbivore diet?

António Alves da Silva, Fernanda Garcia, Joana Alves, José Paulo Sousa

This dataset accompanies the manuscript “Optimizing microhistological effort: How many epidermal fragments are enough to estimate herbivore diet?” from European Journal of Wildlife Research. It contains data from 141 independent red deer (Cervus elaphus) fecal samples collected in the Lousã Mountain, central …

Optimizing microhistological effort: How many epidermal fragments are enough to estimate herbivore diet?

António Alves da Silva, Fernanda Garcia, Joana Alves, José Paulo Sousa

This dataset accompanies the manuscript “Optimizing microhistological effort: How many epidermal fragments are enough to estimate herbivore diet?” from European Journal of Wildlife Research. It contains data from 141 independent red deer (Cervus elaphus) fecal samples collected in the Lousã Mountain, central …