Guillermo Medina-González
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Guillermo Medina-González is a leading researcher in sustainable coffee production, specializing in the integrated management of major pests and diseases within agroforestry systems. His work focuses on the complex interactions between Coffee Berry Borer (CBB) and Coffee Leaf Rust (CLR) and the ecological dynamics of Coffee Agroforestry Systems (CAFS). His most-cited paper, a 2024 systematic literature review, provides a critical synthesis of management strategies for these two devastating threats, filling a significant gap in the literature by consolidating fragmented research. This review has already garnered 4 citations, highlighting its timely importance for both scientists and practitioners. Beyond this, Medina-González is recognized for advancing our understanding of how shade trees and biodiversity can be leveraged to reduce pest pressure while maintaining yield. His research is instrumental in guiding evidence-based, sustainable management practices that support smallholder farmers and promote climate-resilient coffee landscapes.
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