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期刊名:Philosophical transactions of the royal society b-biological sciences

缩写:PHILOS T R SOC B

ISSN:0962-8436

e-ISSN:1471-2970

IF/分区:4.7/Q1

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Rafael Barrientos,Winston Vickers,Travis Longcore et al. Rafael Barrientos et al.
Artificial light at night (ALAN) is increasing in extent and intensity across the globe. It has been shown to interfere with animal sensory systems, orientation and distribution, with the potential to cause significant ecological impacts. W...
Solveig Franziska Bucher,Lia Uhde,Alexandra Weigelt et al. Solveig Franziska Bucher et al.
Artificial light at night (ALAN) affects many areas of the world and is increasing globally. To date, there has been limited and inconsistent evidence regarding the consequences of ALAN for plant communities, as well as for the fitness of t...
Robin Heinen,Oriana Sanchez-Mahecha,T Martijn Bezemer et al. Robin Heinen et al.
Artificial light at night (ALAN) threatens natural ecosystems globally. While ALAN research is increasing, little is known about how ALAN affects plants and interactions with other organisms. We explored the effects of ALAN on plant defence...
Dirk Sanders,Myriam R Hirt,Ulrich Brose et al. Dirk Sanders et al.
Artificial light at night (ALAN) is eroding natural light cycles and thereby changing species distributions and activity patterns. Yet little is known about how ecological interaction networks respond to this global change driver. Here, we ...
Alexander Dyer,Remo Ryser,Ulrich Brose et al. Alexander Dyer et al.
Artificial light at night (ALAN) is predicted to have far-reaching consequences for natural ecosystems given its influence on organismal physiology and behaviour, species interactions and community composition. Movement and predation are fu...
Kylee Grenis,César Nufio,Gina M Wimp et al. Kylee Grenis et al.
Ecological studies investigating the effects of artificial light at night (ALAN) have primarily focused on single or a few species, and seldom on community-level dynamics. As ALAN is a potential cause of insect and biodiversity declines, co...
Kamiel Spoelstra,Sven Teurlincx,Matthijs Courbois et al. Kamiel Spoelstra et al.
Our planet endures a progressive increase in artificial light at night (ALAN), which affects virtually all species, and thereby biodiversity. Mitigation strategies include reducing its intensity and duration, and the adjustment of light spe...
Brett Seymoure,Anthony Dell,Franz Hölker et al. Brett Seymoure et al.
Although much evidence exists showing organismal consequences from artificial light at night (ALAN), large knowledge gaps remain regarding ALAN affecting species interactions. Species interactions occur via shared spatio-temporal niches amo...
Darren M Evans Darren M Evans
Street lights are not only a major source of direct light pollution emissions, but stock has been transitioning to light-emitting diode (LED) technology in many parts of the world, resulting in increases in the blue part of the visible spec...
Simone Cesarz,Nico Eisenhauer,Solveig Franziska Bucher et al. Simone Cesarz et al.
Artificial light at night (ALAN) is increasing worldwide, but its effects on the soil system have not yet been investigated. We tested the influence of experimental manipulation of ALAN on two taxa of soil communities (microorganisms and so...