David Storch,Grace I Ridder,Jordan G Okie
David Storch
Non-native plantations: Plant invasion hotspots to multispecies bridgeheads [0.03%]
外来树种种植园：植物入侵热点还是多物种生态桥头堡？
Xiaoqiong Li,Daniel Simberloff,Wei Huang
Xiaoqiong Li
Rethinking representation when defining emerging conservation priorities [0.03%]
在界定新兴保护优先事项时重新思考代表性问题
Karina L Speziale,Pablo Plaza,Kristina L Cockle et al.
Karina L Speziale et al.
Global horizon scanning initiatives identify emerging conservation challenges and opportunities, yet they often reflect narrow geographic and epistemic perspectives. We argue that current levels of inclusion are insufficient and symbolic, a...
Franciska T de Vries
Franciska T de Vries
Soils are unique in their intricate, 3D structure, harbouring 59% of global biodiversity. Yet, this structure is easily destroyed. Soils have no formal protected status, and we do not know where the oldest undisturbed soils are located. In ...
Danai Papageorgiou,Monique Borgerhoff Mulder,Sarah F Brosnan et al.
Danai Papageorgiou et al.
Inequality is widespread in animal societies, with certain individuals gaining disproportionate benefits from group living. The degree of inequality varies, but little is known about its regulation. In this review, we explore the function, ...
Environmentally induced phenotypic diversity drives population overyielding [0.03%]
环境诱导的表型多样性驱动种群过度收益现象
Michael Opoku Adomako,James D Bever,Bernhard Schmid et al.
Michael Opoku Adomako et al.
Genetically induced phenotypic diversity can drive overyielding in plant communities via resource partitioning, pathogen dilution, and abiotic stress alleviation. Theoretically, environmentally induced phenotypic diversity within geneticall...
Xuexiu Chang,Hugh J MacIsaac,Ingrid Chorus et al.
Xuexiu Chang et al.
Harmful cyanobacterial blooms are increasing worldwide, threatening freshwater ecosystems, animal health, and human well-being. To guide research needed for effective prediction, prevention, and management, we identify four priorities: unde...
Laura Touzot,Marlène Gamelon
Laura Touzot
Global change is altering the length of environmental cycles. The life-history-cycle alignment theory predicts that a length of environmental cycles similar to the mean age of mothers at childbirth in a wild population should promote its gr...
Laurinne J Balstad,Marissa L Baskett,Stephanie M Carlson et al.
Laurinne J Balstad et al.
Environmental change is rapidly occurring. Theoretical and experimental work predicts that evolution can facilitate population persistence in novel and changing environments [evolutionary rescue (ER)]. Recent examples now allow for testing ...
Cédric Sueur,Ricard Solé,Jean-Louis Deneubourg
Cédric Sueur