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期刊名:Oecologia

缩写:OECOLOGIA

ISSN:0029-8549

e-ISSN:1432-1939

IF/分区:2.5/Q2

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Emily G Parker,Kara C Dobson,Moriah L Young et al. Emily G Parker et al.
Plants must respond to changing climatic conditions while continuing to defend against herbivores. While numerous studies have investigated how one type of stress affects plants, the effects of multiple abiotic and biotic stressors and thei...
Garrett A Savory,Daniel P Thompson,Claire Montgomerie et al. Garrett A Savory et al.
Herbivores evolved mutualisms with bacteria that break down plant fiber and provide usable energy. Bacteria may also provide a source of dietary protein, but to differing extents: foregut fermenters digest rumen bacteria in addition to plan...
Sara Gomez,Melinda Boyers,Alexandre Caron et al. Sara Gomez et al.
To decide where and when to move, animals combine memorised information with environmental cues. Wind speed and direction can affect the way animals perceive the environment by reducing the detection and shaping the spatial distribution of ...
Emilio Cabral,Cecilia Rocío Antonelli,Diego Berejnoi et al. Emilio Cabral et al.
Agricultural intensification reduces biodiversity and its associated ecosystem services, such as weed seed consumption, a natural control mechanism. Weed seed consumption by invertebrates and rodents plays a crucial role in limiting weed es...
Shatabdi Paul,Md Tangigul Haque,Marie E Herberstein et al. Shatabdi Paul et al.
Understanding how a changing climate influences host-parasite interactions is important to predict disease-driven extinction risks. Insect immune responses are sensitive to seasonal climatic factors such as temperature, humidity, and rainfa...
Jefferson Bruno B S Oliveira,Wesley Dáttilo,Hernani F M Oliveira et al. Jefferson Bruno B S Oliveira et al.
Burned forests-particularly at their edges-are expected to lose capacity for regeneration, and subsequent disturbances may further limit it. Animal-plant interactions are critical to the resilience of tropical forests to disturbances, as th...
Xin Xu,Pietro Kiyoshi Maruyama,Jeff Ollerton et al. Xin Xu et al.
Understanding how habitat heterogeneity influences the structure and stability of ecological networks is critical for predicting ecosystem responses to environmental change. In alpine ecosystems, open meadows and forests represent contrasti...
Taylor M Nelson,Minjee Park,Lorenzo Cotrozzi et al. Taylor M Nelson et al.
Nutrient dynamics substantially influences forest productivity, yet the influence of competition on these processes in forests is not well understood. Nitrogen is an important limiting nutrient for tree growth, but how canopy nitrogen dynam...
Nina Grella,David A Donoso,Jörg Müller et al. Nina Grella et al.
Regenerating forests comprise a significant proportion of tropical forest ecosystems, yet species assembly mechanisms after anthropogenic disturbances remain poorly understood. Locally established ant communities follow predictable paths al...