Renewable power capacity is increasing globally in response to energy decarbonisation,
with solar photovoltaic (PV) projected to be the dominant renewable. A significant proportion …

CONTEXT Agricultural intensification contributes to global food security and well-being by
supplying the food demand of a growing human population. However, ongoing land-use …

Background Intensively cultivated agricultural landscapes often suffer from substantial
pollinator losses, which may be leading to decreasing pollination services for crops and wild …

Spatial diversification of crop and non-crop habitats in farming systems is promising for
enhancing natural regulation of insect pests. Nevertheless, results from recent syntheses …

Governmental agri-environment schemes (AES) aim to improve pollinator abundance and
diversity on farmland by sowing wildflower seed mixes. These often contain high proportions …

Limited resources and land-use pressures require more efficient conservation strategies,
from increasingly limited input. Pollinator declines are threatening food security and natural …

The role of biodiversity in the delivery of ecosystem services is increasingly being studied by
trait-based functional approaches. Here, we review and discuss the contribution of a trait …

Pollination is an essential ecosystem service for pollinator-dependent crops and plant
communities. Apis mellifera L. is by far the most commonly used species to obtain this …

Within the frame of the EU Common Agricultural Policy, most countries subsidise the
establishment and maintenance of perennial flower strips on arable land within Agri …

Wildflower strips are a popular agri‐environment scheme (AES) implemented on farmland to
provide forage for insect pollinators. The standard seed mixtures were often formulated …