Nathaniel H Wehr,Seth A Moore,Mark C Romanski et al.
Nathaniel H Wehr et al.
Ecological seasonality describes the dynamic adaptation of species to changes in the biotic community and suggests predators should alter space use synchronously with seasonal prey availability. We assessed seasonal space use states (i.e., ...
Mechanisms of local coexistence in juvenile congeneric salmonids in small tributaries with different thermal regimes [0.03%]
小型水温分异支流中同属鲑鱼幼鱼共存机制的研究
Yohsuke Uemura,Yasuhiko Otsuki,Ryota Hasegawa et al.
Yohsuke Uemura et al.
Understanding how ecologically similar species coexist remains a central question in ecology. Shifts in species composition along environmental gradients offer opportunities to explore underlying mechanisms, such as condition-specific compe...
Pronounced temporal variability of plant-pollinator networks in response to changing precipitation in the southern Chihuahuan Desert [0.03%]
南部奇瓦瓦沙漠降水量变化下植物-传粉昆虫网络随时间的变化性分析
Andrés Pereira-Guaqueta,Vinicio J Sosa,Alberto Búrquez et al.
Andrés Pereira-Guaqueta et al.
Plant-pollinator interactions are essential for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Their analysis through ecological networks enables the assessment of the structure, resilience, and temporal dynamics of these mutualistic s...
Correction: Wind conditions do not consistently affect large-scale movement decisions of large savanna herbivores [0.03%]
更正：风况并不一致地影响大型草原食草动物的大规模移动决定
Sara Gomez,Melinda Boyers,Alexandre Caron et al.
Sara Gomez et al.
Published Erratum
Oecologia. 2026 May 20;208(6):68. DOI:10.1007/s00442-026-05908-3 2026
Depth is a strong driver of functional diversity in Caribbean reef-fish communities [0.03%]
深度是加勒比礁鱼群落功能多样性的重要驱动因素
Juliette Jacquemont,Simon J Brandl,Carole C Baldwin et al.
Juliette Jacquemont et al.
Functional diversity patterns have been thoroughly described for reef fishes across geographic gradients, but the effect of depth on these patterns remains largely unknown. Using diet, life-history, and behavioral traits, we evaluated the f...
Linear features affect pollination success in experimental plant assemblages [0.03%]
线状特征影响实验植物群落的传粉成功率
Dongbo Li,Christopher F Clements,Jane Memmott
Dongbo Li
Linear features, such as road verges and hedgerows can function as corridors for pollinators during foraging. Studies have shown that these features can enhance the foraging movement of pollinators such as bees, increasing the pollination s...
Acoustic and visual traits predict species nuclearity in Neotropical mixed-species bird flocks [0.03%]
鸣叫声和外观特征预测新热带混群鸟类的物种核性
Vicente García-Navas,Carlos Martínez-Nuñez
Vicente García-Navas
Mixed-species bird flocks constitute a striking example of heterospecific sociality, offering participants potential benefits such as enhanced foraging efficiency and reduced predation risk. Yet, not all species join these flocks with the s...
Mesophyll conductance governs photosynthetic performance and water-use efficiency in the matorral of Central Chile [0.03%]
叶绿体导度控制着智利中部灌木丛的光合作用性能和水分利用效率
José Ortiz,Néstor Fernández Del Saz,Lohengrin A Cavieres
José Ortiz
Mediterranean-type ecosystems occur in five regions worldwide and are characterized by intense summer drought that constrains plant carbon gain and water-use strategies. Along the leaf economics spectrum, herbs typically exhibit higher phot...
Disentangling the ecological complexities of tripartite plant-herbivore-pathogen interactions in Himalayan grasslands along environmental gradients [0.03%]
沿环境梯度解开喜马拉雅草地上植物-食草动物-病原体三元相互作用的生态复杂性
Ishrat Shaheen,Rayees A Malik,Mahesh Sankaran et al.
Ishrat Shaheen et al.
Dynamics of tripartite interactions between plants, insect herbivores and fungal pathogens in grasslands remain poorly understood, despite its substantial implications for regulating community structure under global environmental change. He...
Cross-tolerance as an ecological paradox: a hypothesis-driven systematic review of Leersia hexandra as both remediator and pathogen reservoir [0.03%]
互容性作为生态学悖论：以 Leersia hexandra 为例的假设驱动型系统评价——既是修复植物又是病原菌库
M Adrian,Risna Rusdan,Bunga Permata Mentari
M Adrian
Leersia hexandra, a perennial grass widely distributed in rice agroecosystems, presents a striking ecological paradox. It is simultaneously recognized as an asymptomatic reservoir for Xanthomonas spp. the causal agent of Bacterial Leaf Blig...