Intercropping in high input agriculture supports arthropod diversity without risking significant yield losses.

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title = "Intercropping in high input agriculture supports arthropod diversity without risking significant yield losses.",

keywords = "Biodiversity, Diversification, Natural enemies, Pollinators",

author = "J. Brandmeier and H. Reininghaus and S. Pappagallo and A.J. Karley and L.P. Kiaer and C. Scherber",

year = "2021",

month = jun,

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AU - Reininghaus, H.

AU - Pappagallo, S.

AU - Karley, A.J.

AU - Kiaer, L.P.

AU - Scherber, C.

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