Manu E. Saunders

University of New England — Australia

Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Life Sciences

26h-index2.8kcitations127works2.92yr avg
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Research Topics

Plant and animal studies(66), Insect and Arachnid Ecology and Behavior(30), Insect and Pesticide Research(29), Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(25), Species Distribution and Climate Change(22)

Publications125 total

Geographically proximate rare species exhibit strong population divergence while maintaining intraspecific genetic diversity in <i>Homoranthus</i> (Myrtaceae)
Annals of Botany·2025Open Access
Corrigendum to “Understanding and counteracting the denial of insect biodiversity loss” [Curr Opin Insect Sci 68 (2025) 101338]
Current Opinion in Insect Science·2025Open Access
Quantifying taxon-specific habitat connectivity requirements of urban wildlife using structured expert judgement
Biological Conservation·2025· 2 cited
Metamorphosis: How Insects Are Changing Our WorldBy AdrianWashbourne, EricaMcAlister, Clayton VIC: CSIRO Publishing, 2024. 216 pp. ISBN: 978‐1‐4863‐1890‐2
Austral Ecology·2025
Understanding and counteracting the denial of insect biodiversity loss
Current Opinion in Insect Science·2025· 8 citedOpen Access
Review for "Identifying the Knowledge and Capacity Gaps in Southeast Asian Insect Conservation"
2024
Don't forget the blogosphere
Annals of Applied Biology·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Review for "Identifying the Knowledge and Capacity Gaps in Southeast Asian Insect Conservation"
2024
Rapid on‐ground assessment after the 2019–2020 megafires reveals new information on rare and threatened plants in northern New South Wales, Australia
Austral Ecology·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Insect ecology and conservation in urban areas: An overview of knowledge and needs
Insect Conservation and Diversity·2024· 25 citedOpen Access
Quantifying taxon-specific habitat connectivity requirements of urban wildlife using structured expert judgement
2024Open Access
The missing links: Bee and non‐bee alpine visitor observation networks differ to pollen transport networks
Ecological Entomology·2024· 6 citedOpen Access
Issue Information
Insect Conservation and Diversity·2024Open Access
Experience with Aposematic Defense Triggers Attack Bias in a Mantid Predator (<i>Stagmomantis carolina</i>)
Integrative Organismal Biology·2024Open Access
Quantifying Taxon-Specific Habitat Connectivity Requirements of Urban Wildlife Using Structured Expert Judgement
SSRN Electronic Journal·2024Open Access
Protective nets reduce pollen flow in blueberry orchards
Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment·2023· 3 citedOpen Access
Crop‐pollinating <scp>D</scp>iptera have diverse diets and habitat needs in both larval and adult stages
Ecological Applications·2023· 26 citedOpen Access
Covariation among reproductive traits in flowering plants shapes their interactions with pollinators
Functional Ecology·2023· 40 citedOpen Access
Insects
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2023· 1 cited
Climate mediates roles of pollinator species in plant–pollinator networks
Global Ecology and Biogeography·2023· 20 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Romina Rader(13), Gary Luck(13), Rebecca K. Peisley(5), Simon R. Leather(4), C. Matilda Collins(3), Christopher Hassall(3), Jasmine K. Janes(3), James C. O’Hanlon(3), Tobias J. Smith(3), Liam Kendall(3), Mark Hall(3), Emma Goodwin(3), Jamie R. Stavert(3), Raphaël K. Didham(2), Laurence Packer(2), Alan J. A. Stewart(2), Lisa J. Evans(2), Carolyn A. Sonter(2), Brian Cutting(2), Tanya Latty(2)