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Jay A. Rosenheim

Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Entomology

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Agricultural and Environmental Science

Entomology and Nematology

Jay A. Rosenheim is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural And Environmental Science Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Entomology at University of California, Davis.

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Jay A. Rosenheim

University of California, Davis

Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Entomology

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ecology entomology avian biology agricultural economics evolutionary biology botany pest management insect science plant science environmental science sustainable agriculture pest science economic entomology predator-prey interactions evolutionary ecology ecological entomology conservation biology behavioral ecology crop ecology animal behavior wildlife ecology applied entomology animal ecology applied ecology plant physiology agronomy intraguild predation foraging plant ecology crop improvement crop science microbial ecology wildlife spatial ecology landscape ecology pest control plant-insect interactions population biology population ecology land use horticulture research breeding behavior host-parasite relationships egg limitation agroecology biological control crop cultivation specie interaction applied plant ecology vegetation science ecoinformatics agricultural impacts agricultural sciences egg load lifetime reproductive success insecticide resistance insect parasitoids generalist predators agroecosystems abiotic damage crop yields animal behaviour biotic interactions theoretical ecology crop production pesticide resistance reproductive success landscape simplification egg maturation time limitation parasitoid aphytis melinus cotton aphid generalist insect predator thrips palmi generation time foraging behavior insect ecology

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Coloration in a Praying Mantis: Color Change, Sexual Color Dimorphism, and Possible Camouflage Strategies. Ecology and Evolution (2025)

Leah Y. RosenheimJay A. RosenheimMichael R. Maxwell

evolutionary ecologyanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)behavioral ecologybiological evolutionpraying mantisbiologyentomologygenetic variationevolutionary theorycolor constancysexual selectionecology and evolutionary biologysexual color dimorphismmammalogycolor reproductioncolor changefunctional ecologyanimal behaviorevolutionary biologypossible camouflage strategiesecology

A Test of Balanced Fitness Limitations Theory: Pollen Limitation in Plants. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Jay A. RosenheimNeal M. WilliamsJoshua M. RappSebastian J. Schreiber

pollen limitationevolutionary ecologyplant ecologyevolutionary biologyecology

Leveraging Satellite Observations to Reveal Ecological Drivers of Pest Densities Across Landscapes. The Science of The Total Environment (2024)

Sara E. EmeryJay A. RosenheimRebecca Chaplin-KramerRichard SharpDaniel S. Karp

landscape changepest abundances increasepest abundancespest managementremote sensing variablesgeographyland usecommunity (ecology)applied ecologylandscape ecologyecology

When Can We Expect Natural Habitats to Enhance Pest Control by Generalist Predators? Insights From a Simple, Simulated Agricultural Landscape. Biological Control (2024)

Andrew CorbettJay A. RosenheimFrances Sivakoff

wildlife ecologyagricultural economicshabitat managementgeneralist predatorsenvironmental sciencesimulated agricultural landscapenatural habitatspest controldisease controllandscape ecologyecologyentomologyconservation biology

An Experimental Test of the Adaptive Host Manipulation Hypothesis: Altered Microhabitat Selection in Parasitized Pea Aphids. Arthropod-Plant Interactions (2023)

Zixuan HuangMichael Culshaw-MaurerJay A. Rosenheim

parasitized pea aphidsexperimental testavian biologyevolutionary biologymicrohabitat selectionecologyentomology

Comparing the Fruit Rind Scarring That Three Early-Season Pests Cause in Mandarin Species and Sweet Orange. (2023)

Bodil N. CassHanna M. KahlElizabeth E. Grafton-CardwellJay A. Rosenheim

plant sciencebotanyearly-season pestspest scienceecologyentomologyfruit rind scarringmandarin speciessweet orange

Leveraging Satellite Observations to Predict Agricultural Pest Densities and Reveal Ecological Drivers of Variation Across Landscapes. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Sara EmeryJay A. RosenheimRebecca Chaplin-KramerRichard SharpDaniel Karp

crop pestspest abundancescrop ecologyagricultural economicspest managementlandscape ecologyland usecommunity (ecology)crop protectionapplied ecologyecologypest densities

Nesting Behavior of the Solitary Ground-Nesting Wasp Ammophila Boharti Menke, 1963 (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae). The Pan-Pacific Entomologist (2023)

Jay A. RosenheimDaniel J. Sandri

avian biologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviorentomologybehavioral sciences

A Double-Edged Sword: Parental Care Increases Risk of Offspring Infection by a Maternally Vectored Parasite. Biology Letters (2022)

Rebecca Jean A. MillenaJay A. Rosenheim

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsavian biologydouble-edged swordentomologyparental care

Herbivory by European Earwigs ( Forficula Auricularia ; Dermaptera: Forficulidae) on Citrus Species Commonly Cultivated in California. Journal of Economic Entomology (2022)

Hanna M KahlTobias G MuellerBodil N CassXinqiang XiEmma CluffJay A Rosenheim

agricultural economicsplant sciencebotanyavian biologyinsect scienceentomologyeuropean earwigsornithology

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Jay A. Rosenheim

Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Entomology

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Agricultural and Environmental Science

Entomology and Nematology

Jay A. Rosenheim is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural And Environmental Science Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Entomology at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jay A. Rosenheim

University of California, Davis

Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Entomology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Coloration in a Praying Mantis: Color Change, Sexual Color Dimorphism, and Possible Camouflage Strategies. Ecology and Evolution (2025)

Leah Y. RosenheimJay A. RosenheimMichael R. Maxwell

A Test of Balanced Fitness Limitations Theory: Pollen Limitation in Plants. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Jay A. RosenheimNeal M. WilliamsJoshua M. RappSebastian J. Schreiber

pollen limitationevolutionary ecologyplant ecologyevolutionary biologyecology

Leveraging Satellite Observations to Reveal Ecological Drivers of Pest Densities Across Landscapes. The Science of The Total Environment (2024)

Sara E. EmeryJay A. RosenheimRebecca Chaplin-KramerRichard SharpDaniel S. Karp

landscape changepest abundances increasepest abundancespest managementremote sensing variablesgeographyland usecommunity (ecology)applied ecologylandscape ecologyecology

When Can We Expect Natural Habitats to Enhance Pest Control by Generalist Predators? Insights From a Simple, Simulated Agricultural Landscape. Biological Control (2024)

Andrew CorbettJay A. RosenheimFrances Sivakoff

An Experimental Test of the Adaptive Host Manipulation Hypothesis: Altered Microhabitat Selection in Parasitized Pea Aphids. Arthropod-Plant Interactions (2023)

Zixuan HuangMichael Culshaw-MaurerJay A. Rosenheim

parasitized pea aphidsexperimental testavian biologyevolutionary biologymicrohabitat selectionecologyentomology

Comparing the Fruit Rind Scarring That Three Early-Season Pests Cause in Mandarin Species and Sweet Orange. (2023)

Bodil N. CassHanna M. KahlElizabeth E. Grafton-CardwellJay A. Rosenheim

plant sciencebotanyearly-season pestspest scienceecologyentomologyfruit rind scarringmandarin speciessweet orange

Leveraging Satellite Observations to Predict Agricultural Pest Densities and Reveal Ecological Drivers of Variation Across Landscapes. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Sara EmeryJay A. RosenheimRebecca Chaplin-KramerRichard SharpDaniel Karp

crop pestspest abundancescrop ecologyagricultural economicspest managementlandscape ecologyland usecommunity (ecology)crop protectionapplied ecologyecologypest densities

Nesting Behavior of the Solitary Ground-Nesting Wasp Ammophila Boharti Menke, 1963 (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae). The Pan-Pacific Entomologist (2023)

Jay A. RosenheimDaniel J. Sandri

avian biologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviorentomologybehavioral sciences

A Double-Edged Sword: Parental Care Increases Risk of Offspring Infection by a Maternally Vectored Parasite. Biology Letters (2022)

Rebecca Jean A. MillenaJay A. Rosenheim

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsavian biologydouble-edged swordentomologyparental care

Herbivory by European Earwigs ( Forficula Auricularia ; Dermaptera: Forficulidae) on Citrus Species Commonly Cultivated in California. Journal of Economic Entomology (2022)

Hanna M KahlTobias G MuellerBodil N CassXinqiang XiEmma CluffJay A Rosenheim

agricultural economicsplant sciencebotanyavian biologyinsect scienceentomologyeuropean earwigsornithology

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