Saskya van Nouhuys

@saskyavn.bsky.social

Population & community ecology, and anything about parasitoids. Professor at the Centre for Ecological Sciences, IISc, Bangalore, India. Lab website: https://www.saskyavn.blog.

A nice paper from our lab on the strong association of mating system with invasiveness. Congrats Narashiman Nagendra Rao! thttps://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10530-026-03834-2?utm_source=rct_congratemailt&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nonoa_20260619&utm_content=10.1007%2Fs10530-026-03834-2

More invasive than non-invasive Asteraceae plants can reproduce uniparentally - Biological Invasions

A plant that is capable of uniparental reproduction should be a better coloniser than one without that capability, because one individual can establish a persisting population. This advantage, formula...

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IndiaDST invites applications under VAIshwik BHArtiya Vaigyanik (VAIBHAV) Fellowship for collaboration between scientists of Indian Diaspora with Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs), Universities and Research Labs.

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I have created a feed "plant insect ecology" for posts on the biology, ecology, evolution, & natural history of plants & insects... to post, simply include #plant-insect. Please post images, opportunities, academic articles w/ links, etc. DM w/ suggestions, it will take some days to optimize

Tall saguaro cactus

Bluesky intro: I am a population & community ecologist. I used to work on spatial population & community ecology & behavior of parasitoids of the Glanville fritillary in FI. Since moving to India my lab also works on the parasitoid community of Rutaceae (Citrus), biocontrol, and grassland ecology.

Papilio caterpillar on the stem of a citrus plant