Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)
Iannone Lab
Led by Basil Iannone · Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatics Sciences
What we study
The Iannone Lab studies how urban and residential landscapes affect biodiversity and ecosystem services, using interdisciplinary approaches to develop strategies for sustainable land development.
What working here is like
- Plants
- Papers
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Recent papers, explained
- Irrigation requirements, drought tolerance, and stability of warm‐season legumes intermixed in turfgrass
2026 · Crop Science
Tests how legumes and turfgrass interact in Florida lawns under different watering.
- Building better homes for pollinators using native-based landscapes in new suburban developments
2026 · Urban Ecosystems
Compares pollinator visits in two suburban neighborhoods with different plant choices.
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- Facilitating Expert Consensus on Stormwater Pond Management
2026 · The Journal of Public Interest Communications
Uses expert opinions to find ways to improve stormwater pond management.
- Ground‑dwelling beetle communities in newly established suburban yards: an exploration of early responses to landscape design
2026 · Urban Ecosystems
Studies how suburban yard designs affect beetle communities early on.
- Experimental assessment of the effects of sustainable landscaping practices on beetles in a new residential land development
2025 · PeerJ
Checks if sustainable landscaping helps beetles in new residential areas.
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How to reach out
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