Jacob Pecenka - Concepedia

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Jacob Pecenka

Purdue University West Lafayette ORCID

Also Known As

Jacob Pecenka, Jacob R Pecenka, Jacob R. Pecenka, Jacob Robert Pecenka, Pecenka, Jacob, Pecenka, Jacob R.

Publications

370

Citations

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Purdue University West Lafayette South Dakota State University ASIS Foundation

About

Jacob Pecenka is an author at Purdue University West Lafayette specializing in entomology, pest management, and agricultural economics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	2	2	50
2	Public Health	1	1	22
3	Biology	1	1	99
4	Environmental Engineering	1	1	22
5	Sustainable Agriculture	1	1	22

Jacob Pecenka

Publications

365

Citations

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	Year	Citations
IPM reduces insecticide applications by 95% while maintaining or enhancing crop yields through wild pollinator conservation Jacob Pecenka, Laura L. Ingwell, Rick E. Foster, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2021	103
Non-target effects of clothianidin on monarch butterflies Jacob Pecenka, Jonathan G. Lundgren Die Naturwissenschaften BiologyEntomologyInsecticideMonarch Butterflies	2015	99
Defining and validating regenerative farm systems using a composite of ranked agricultural practices Tommy L. D. Fenster, Claire E. LaCanne, Jacob Pecenka, F1000Research	2021	55
The importance of dung beetles and arthropod communities on degradation of cattle dung pats in eastern South Dakota Jacob Pecenka, Jonathan G. Lundgren PeerJ	2018	31
Effects of herd management and the use of ivermectin on dung arthropod communities in grasslands Jacob Pecenka, Jonathan G. Lundgren Basic and Applied Ecology EngineeringWildlife EcologyAnimal ScienceEntomologyAnimal Management	2019	28
Does IPPM bear fruit? Evaluating reduced‐risk insecticide programmes on pests, pollinators and marketable yield Ashley Leach, Jacob Pecenka, Ian Kaplan Journal of Applied Ecology Reduced‐risk Insecticide ProgrammesEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringEntomologySustainable Agriculture	2022	22
Supplemental forage ameliorates the negative impact of insecticides on bumblebees in a pollinator-dependent crop Laura L. Ingwell, John J. Ternest, Jacob Pecenka, Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences	2021	17
Implementing IPM in crop management simultaneously improves the health of managed bees and enhances the diversity of wild pollinator communities Jacob Pecenka, Laura L. Ingwell, Christian H. Krupke, Scientific Reports	2023	10

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