Multitrophic interactions along a plant size gradient in Brassicaceae

To determine if different groups of vascular plant species with particular conservation need require a different number of protected areas to cover an equal proportion of its

We used the national list of vascular plant species with conservation need for Estonia (301 species), and linked these species to eight qualitative conservation characteristics, four

Number of significant associations for all annotated SNPs with eight environmental factors based on an FDR of 0.1% in

We explored (i) which stress and disturbance factors were highly correlated with species richness, (ii) whether the intermediate stress hypothesis (ISH) and the intermediate

Here, rq and Kq are, respectively, the intrinsic growth rate and carrying capacity of plants with quality q; c f is the feeding rate per plant per herbivore; h is the number

We tested the effect of animal species, plant species richness (one, two, four, eight and sixteen plant species) and plant functional groups (legumes, grasses, small

Our detailed results of insect species richness along an interspecific plant size gradient in a standardised common garden experiment exhibit a strong pattern: large plants

By exposing plants to root herbivores (five wireworms, larvae of the click beetle Agriotes sp.) and decomposers (two earthworms of the species Octolasion tyrtaeum) in a full