Professor

Kari Lehtilä

Institute: Södertörn University
Research area: Agriculture rural development & food security, Environment and climate change, Natural resource management
Research region: Africa
Open to collaboration with: All

Professional experience

Lecturing
Main supervisor of PhD
Supervision of Master’s students
Supervision of Bachelor’s students

Other experience

Lecturing and workshops
Statistical analysis

Personal institution page

Publications

Relationship between Pinus sylvestris L. origin and browsing preference by moose in Finland

Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research
Moose and birch: How to live on low-quality diets

Trends in Ecology & Evolution
The Cost of Reproduction in Primula veris: Differences between Two Adjacent Populations

Oikos
The effects of disturbance caused by boating on survival and behaviour of velvet scoter Melanitta fusca ducklings

Biological Conservation
Bud Demography of the Mountain Birch Betula Pubescens Ssp. Tortuosa Near Tree Line

Ecology
Positive Effects of Pollination on Subsequent Size, Reproduction, and Survival of Primula Veris

Ecology
Compensatory Responses of Two Melampyrum Species After Damage

Functional Ecology
Leaf damage by herbivores affects attractiveness to pollinators in wild radish, Raphanus raphanistrum

Oecologia
Leaf Value: Effects of Damage to Individual Leaves on Growth and Reproduction of Mountain Birch Shoots

Ecology
Impact of Herbivore Tolerance and Resistance on Plant Life Histories

Life History Evolution in Plants
Effects of Foliar Herbivory on Male and Female Reproductive Traits of Wild Radish, Raphanus raphanistrum

Ecology
Modelling compensatory regrowth with bud dormancy and gradual activation of buds

Evolutionary Ecology
Trends and Gradients in Nutrient Concentrations and Loading in the Archipelago Sea, Northern Baltic, in 1970–1997

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
Modelling compensatory regrowth with bud dormancy and gradual activation of buds

Evolutionary Ecology
Allocation of resources within mountain birch canopy after simulated winter browsing

Oikos
Effects of Foliar Herbivory by Insects on the Fitness of Raphanus raphanistrum: Damage Can Increase Male Fitness

The American Naturalist
Pre-dispersal seed predation in Primula veris: among-population variation in damage intensity and selection on flower number

Oecologia
Cell Lineage Dynamics in Stratified Shoot Apical Meristems

Journal of Theoretical Biology
How perennial are perennial plants?

Oikos
The Use and Usefulness of Artificial Herbivory in Plant-Herbivore Studies

Insects and Ecosystem Function