S. J. Forbes

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1. Increased pollinator habitat enhances cacao fruit set and predator conservation.

   S. J. Forbes, T. Northfield

   2017Ecological Applications62 citations

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2. Floral Odors and the Interaction between Pollinating Ceratopogonid Midges and Cacao

   Sarah E. J. Arnold, S. J. Forbes, D. Hall, D. Farman +7 more

   2019Journal of Chemical Ecology25 citations Open access

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3. Oecophylla smaragdina ants provide pest control in Australian cacao

   S. J. Forbes, T. Northfield

   201725 citations Open access

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4. Elevated temperature and CO2 cause differential growth stimulation and drought survival responses in eucalypt species from contrasting habitats.

   D. Apgaua, D. Tng, S. J. Forbes, Yoko F. Ishida +3 more

   2019Tree Physiology19 citations

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5. Supplemental and Synchronized Pollination May Increase Yield in Cacao

   S. J. Forbes, G. Mustiga, A. Romero, T. Northfield +2 more

   2019Hortscience18 citations Open access

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6. Elevated temperature and carbon dioxide alter resource allocation to growth, storage and defence in cassava (Manihot esculenta)

   S. J. Forbes, L. Cernusak, T. Northfield, R. Gleadow +2 more

   2020Environmental and Experimental Botany16 citations

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7. Impacts of Shade Trees on the Adjacent Cacao Rhizosphere in a Young Diversified Agroforestry System

   Jennifer E. Schmidt, Alana J. Firl, H. Hamran, Nurul Imaniar +2 more

   2022Agronomy13 citations Open access

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8. Increased pollinator habitat enhances fruit set in Australian cacao

   S. J. Forbes

   20161 citations

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9. Stop the invasion: enhancing the effectiveness of trapping methods to control cane toads (Rhinella marinus)

   L. Schwarzkopf, S. J. Forbes

   20101 citations

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