I. Vosteen

Most-cited papers

1. Understanding insect foraging in complex habitats by comparing trophic levels: insights from specialist host-parasitoid-hyperparasitoid systems.

   Y. Aartsma, A. Cusumano, Maite Fernández de Bobadilla, Q. Rusman +2 more

   2019Current Opinion in Insect Science52 citations Open access

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2. Is there any evidence that aphid alarm pheromones work as prey and host finding kairomones for natural enemies?

   I. Vosteen, W. Weisser, G. Kunert

   201633 citations Open access

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3. Drought aggravates plant stress by favouring aphids and weakening indirect defense in a sugar beet tritrophic system

   Shahinoor Rahman, M. Rostás, I. Vosteen

   2024Journal of Pest Science22 citations Open access

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4. Getting confused: learning reduces parasitoid foraging efficiency in some environments with non-host-infested plants

   I. Vosteen, Nika van den Meiracker, E. Poelman

   2019Oecologia19 citations Open access

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5. Adverse weather conditions impede odor-guided foraging of parasitoids and reduce their host-finding success

   I. Vosteen, F. Bianchi, E. Poelman

   202017 citations Open access

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6. Multi‐camera field monitoring reveals costs of learning for parasitoid foraging behaviour

   Jessica A. C. de Bruijn, I. Vosteen, L. Vet, H. Smid +1 more

   2021Journal of Animal Ecology16 citations Open access

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7. Enemy-free space promotes maintenance of host races in an aphid species

   I. Vosteen, J. Gershenzon, G. Kunert

   2015Oecologia13 citations Open access

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8. Gone with the wind: low availability of volatile information limits foraging efficiency in downwind-flying parasitoids

   I. Vosteen, Nika van den Meiracker, E. Poelman

   2020Animal Behaviour11 citations Open access

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9. The aphid alarm pheromone (E)-β-farnesene does not act as a cue for predators searching on a plant

   C. Joachim, I. Vosteen, W. Weisser

   2015Chemoecology11 citations Open access

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10. En route to resources: Foraging strategies of plant‐associated insects to identify resources in complex dynamic environments

    Q. Rusman, A. Cusumano, I. Vosteen

    2024Functional Ecology10 citations Open access

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11. Hoverfly preference for high honeydew amounts creates enemy-free space for aphids colonizing novel host plants.

    I. Vosteen, J. Gershenzon, G. Kunert

    2016Journal of Animal Ecology9 citations Open access

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12. Dealing with food shortage: larval dispersal behaviour and survival on non‐prey food of the hoverfly Episyrphus balteatus

    I. Vosteen, J. Gershenzon, G. Kunert

    20186 citations Open access

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13. Ecological functions of fungal sesquiterpenes in the food preference and fitness of soil Collembola

    Matthäus Slonka, I. Vosteen, Artemio Mendoza-Mendoza, M. Rostás

    2024Royal Society Open Science3 citations Open access

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14. The aphid alarm pheromone (E)-β-farnesene does not act as a cue for predators searching on a plant

    C. Joachim, I. Vosteen, W. Weisser

    2014Chemoecology2 citations Open access

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15. Metabolic trade-offs in sugar beet under drought and beet leaf miner infestation: implications for herbivore success

    Shahinoor Rahman, M. Z. Surovy, I. Vosteen, M. Rostás

    2026bioRxiv0 citations Open access

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