Publikationen von Steve B. S. Baleba

Baleba, S. B. S.; Jiang, N.-J.; Hansson, B. S.: Temperature-mediated dynamics: Unravelling the impact of temperature on cuticular hydrocarbon profiles, mating behaviour, and life history traits in three Drosophila species. Heliyon 10 (17), e36671 (2024)

Getahun, M. N.; Baleba, S. B. S.; Ngiela, J.; Ahuya, P.; Masiga, D.: Multimodal interactions in Stomoxys navigation reveal synergy between olfaction and vision. Nature Communications 14, 17724 (2024)

Mutungi, P. M.; Wekesa, V. W.; Onguso, J.; Kanga, E.; Baleba, S. B. S.; Boga, H. I.: Fungal endophytes from saline-adapted shrubs induce salinity stress tolerance in tomato seedlings. FEMS Microbes 5, xtae012 (2024)

Baleba, S. B. S.; Pal Mahadevan, V.; Knaden, M.; Hansson, B. S.: Temperature-dependent modulation of odor-dependent behavior in three drosophilid fly species of differing thermal preference. Communications Biology 6, 905 (2023)

Mwando, N. L.; Baleba, S. B. S.; Ndlela, S.; Mohamed, S. A.: Melanic morphs of Bactrocera dorsalis possess distinct developmental time, weight, and wing size and shape. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata 171 (8), S. 572 - 581 (2023)

Tettey, E.; Billah, M. K.; Aidoo, O. F.; Baleba, S. B. S.; Ablormeti, F. K.; Afram, Y.; Dampare, F.; Arhin, L.; Yankey, N.: Morphometric characterization and comparison of the African rhinoceros beetle (AfRB) Oryctes monoceros Olivier (Coleoptera: Dynastidae) populations from different agro‑ecological zones in Ghana. International Journal of Tropical Insect Science 43, S. 203 - 215 (2023)

Mutisya, M. M.; Baleba, S. B. S.; Kinyuru, J. N.; Tanga, C. M.; Gicheha, M.; Hailu, G.; Salifu, D.; Egonyu, J.; Cheseto, X.; Niassy, S.: Effect of Desmodium intortum and black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) based meal on sensory and physicochemical properties of broiler chicken meat in Kenya. Journal of Insects as Food and Feed 8 (9), S. 1001 - 1013 (2022)

Baleba, S. B. S.: Water immersion tolerance by larval instars of stable fly, Stomoxys calcitrans, L1758 (Diptera: Muscidae) impairs the fitness performance of their subsequent stages. BMC Ecology and Evolution 21, 78 (2021)