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1. Evaluating the contribution of nature to well-being: the case of ecosystem services related to fish-farming ponds in France.

Ecosystem Services (ES) can contribute to several aspects of human well-being (WB) that the researchers understand as the subjective perception that individuals have of their quality of life, depending on a set of factors. The researchers compare the relative weights of the WB factors resulting...

Author(s) : Rey-Valette, H.; Blayac, T.; Salles, J. M.

Publisher : Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Ecological Economics 2022 Vol.191 ref.83

2. The microbial profile of a tissue necrosis affecting the Atlantic invasive coral Tubastraea tagusensis.

The Southwestern Atlantic rocky reef ecosystems are undergoing significant changes due to suncorals (Tubastraea tagusensis and T. coccinea) invasion. At Búzios Island, on the northern coast of São Paulo State, where the abundance of T. tagusensis is particularly high, some colonies are displaying...

Author(s) : Zanotti, A. A.; Gregoracci, G. B.; Kitahara, M. V.

Publisher : Nature Publishing Group, London, UK

Journal article : Scientific Reports 2021 Vol.11 No.5 ref.70

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3. Past landscape structure drives the functional assemblages of plants and birds.

Landscape structure is a major driver of biodiversity in agricultural landscapes. However, the response of biodiversity can be delayed after landscape changes. This study aimed to determine the effect of current and past landscape structure on plant and bird assemblages. We used a trait-based...

Author(s) : Lecoq, L.; Ernoult, A.; Mony, C.

Publisher : Nature Publishing Group, London, UK

Journal article : Scientific Reports 2021 Vol.11 No.2 ref.91

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4. Flip it and reverse it: reasonable changes in designated controls can flip synergisms to antagonisms.

Ecological systems are subjected to multiple stressors that can interact in complex ways resulting in "ecological surprises". We examine the pivotal role of 'control' assignment in the categorization of stressors into five classes: additive, +synergistic, -synergistic, +antagonistic, and...

Author(s) : Fong, C. R.; Chiquillo, K. L.; Gaynus, C. J.; Grier, S. R.; Hà, B. A.; Ryznar, E. R.; Smith, L. L.; Sura, S. A.; Zweng, R. C.; Anggoro, A. W.; Moore, T. N.; Fong, P.

Publisher : Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Science of the Total Environment 2021 Vol.772

5. Assessing the potential for deep learning and computer vision to identify bumble bee species from images.

Pollinators are undergoing a global decline. Although vital to pollinator conservation and ecological research, species-level identification is expensive, time consuming, and requires specialized taxonomic training. However, deep learning and computer vision are providing ways to open this...

Author(s) : Spiesman, B. J.; Gratton, C.; Hatfield, R. G.; Hsu, W. H.; Jepsen, S.; McCornack, B.; Patel, K.; Wang GuangHui

Publisher : Nature Publishing Group, London, UK

Journal article : Scientific Reports 2021 Vol.11 No.4 ref.47

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6. Monoterpene enrichments have positive impacts on soil bacterial communities and the potential of application in bioremediation.

We study here how soil bacterial communities of different ecosystems respond to disturbances caused by enrichments with monoterpenes that are common essential oil constituents. We used fenchone, 1,8-cineol and α-pinene, and soils from phrygana, a typical Mediterranean-type ecosystem where aromatic...

Author(s) : Chalkos, D.; Karamanoli, K.; Vokou, D.

Publisher : MDPI AG, Basel, Switzerland

Journal article : Plants 2021 Vol.10 No.11 ref.82

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7. Valorization of products from grounded-coffee beans.

The valorisation of ground coffee beans is discussed in two parts; the first research question relates to the extraction of cold brew from ground coffee beans to provide a healthy cold beverage. Two parameters were investigated: temperature, and the ratio of ground coffee beans to water. This work...

Author(s) : Gouws, S.; Muller, M.

Publisher : Nature Publishing Group, London, UK

Journal article : Scientific Reports 2021 Vol.11 No.10 ref.25

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8. The experience of dealing with Heracleum sosnowskyi in Belarus.

Heracleum sosnowskyi Manden is one of the most aggressive alien plant species in the Republic of Belarus, causing a significant economic damage to the country and rendering a negative impact on both phytocenoses and human health. Based on many years results of researches, different methods of this...

Author(s) : Shklyarevskaya, O. A.; Yakimovich, E. A.

Publisher : Editorial Board of Plant Protection and Quarantine, Moscow, Russia

Journal article : Zashchita i Karantin RasteniÄ­ 2021 No.6 pp.13-17 ref.4

9. Two-step sampling can produce triphasic species-area relationship.

Aims: It is important to explore the underlying mechanisms that cause triphasic species-area relationship (triphasic SAR) across different scales in order to understand the spatial patterns of biodiversity. Methods: Instead of theory establishment or field data derivation, I adopted a data...

Author(s) : Pan XuBin

Publisher : Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Journal of Plant Ecology 2021 Vol.14 No.4 pp.673-678

10. Multiple meanings of history in restoration.

In ecological restoration, the role of historical fidelity in restoration references has long been both a foundational concept and a frequent source of debate. However, this is not the only role that history plays. History in the sense of historical knowledge can inform goal-setting and provide...

Author(s) : Case, M. F.; Hallett, L. M.

Publisher : Wiley, Boston, USA

Journal article : Restoration Ecology 2021 Vol.29 No.5 ref.39

11. Regional scalable priorities for national biodiversity and carbon conservation planning in Asia.

To achieve the goals of the post-2020 global biodiversity framework, we must identify representative targets that effectively protect biodiversity and can be implemented at a national level. We developed a framework to identify synergies between biodiversity and carbon across the Asian region and...

Author(s) : Zhu Li; Zhao XiaoQian; Shen XiaoLi; Zhou LiJing; Ma KePing; Hughes, A. C.; Li Sheng; Liu MingZhang; Xu WuBing; Watson, J. E. M.

Publisher : American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, USA

Journal article : Science Advances 2021 Vol.7 No.35 ref.many

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12. A new method for indicator species analysis in the framework of multivariate analysis of variance.

Question: In vegetation science, the compositional dissimilarity among two or more groups of plots is usually tested with dissimilarity-based multivariate analysis of variance (db-MANOVA), whereas the compositional characterization of the different groups is performed by means of indicator species...

Author(s) : Ricotta, C.; Pavoine, S.; Cerabolini, B. E. L.; Pillar, V. D.

Publisher : Wiley, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Journal of Vegetation Science 2021 Vol.32 No.2 ref.29

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13. Integrated farming: the way to sustainable agriculture in Latvia.

Agricultural production is currently at a crossroads due to the need to balance the requirements of climate, biodiversity, air quality, and access to food health, farmers' incomes and economic conditions. These demands are often controversial, and the goals of policy makers are contradictory....

Author(s) : Naglis-Liepa, K.; Kreismane, D.; Berzina, L.; Frolova, O.; Aplocina, E.

Publisher : Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, Jelgava, Latvia

Conference paper : Proceedings of the 22nd International scientific conference "Economic Science for Rural Development", No. 55, Jelgava, 11-14 May, 2021 2021 pp.35-41 ref.18

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14. Rove beetles (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) under the conditions of anthropogenic agrolandscape transformation in northwestern Russia.

As many as 147 species of rove beetles (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae) were found in the model agricultural landscape in Northwestern Russia. Cluster analysis showed that Staphylinidae complexes in cultivated lands were different from those in adjacent habitats: field margins, forest edges, and natural ...

Author(s) : Guseva, O. G.

Publisher : Pleiades Publishing, Moscow, Russia

Journal article : Entomological Review 2021 Vol.100 No.8 pp.1078-1089 ref.33

15. Exploring interaction effects from mechanisms between climate and land-use changes and the projected consequences on biodiversity.

Changes in climate and land use are major drivers of biodiversity loss. These drivers likely interact and their mutual effects alter biodiversity. These interaction mechanisms are rarely considered in biodiversity assessments, as only the combined individual effects are reported. In this study, we...

Author(s) : Nunez, S.; Alkemade, R.

Publisher : Springer, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Journal article : Biodiversity and Conservation 2021 Vol.30 No.12 pp.3685-3696 ref.57

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16. The second national forest inventory of the Republic of Serbia.

The forestry sector of Serbia, other users, as well as international organizations and conventions express the need for an increasing volume, specific structure and high reliability of information on the growing stock of Serbia. To meet these requirements, NFI-2 has undergone significant changes...

Author(s) : Pantić, D.; Dees, M.; Borota, D.

Publisher : Å umarski Fakultet u Beogradu (Faculty of Forestry, University of Belgrade), Belgrade, Serbia

Journal article : Glasnik Å umarskog Fakulteta, Univerzitet u Beogradu 2021 No.123 pp.145-172 ref.47

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17. Differing priorities explain why some people profit from an alien invader, while others lose out.

This paper describes the impact of the invasive tree, Prosopis juliflora, on the supply of ecosystem services. Prosopis significantly increased the supply of shade, wood production and honey production, but reduced the supply of water availability, tourism potential and biodiversity protection....

Author(s) : Linders, T. E. W.; Schaffner, U.; Alamirew, T.; Allan, E.; Choge, S. K.; Eschen, R.; Shiferaw, H.; Manning, P.

Publisher : British Ecological Society, London, UK

Miscellaneous : Differing priorities explain why some people profit from an alien invader, while others lose out 2021 pp.1 pp.

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18. Unifying community detection across scales from genomes to landscapes.

Biodiversity science encompasses multiple disciplines and biological scales from molecules to landscapes. Nevertheless, biodiversity data are often analyzed separately with discipline-specific methodologies, constraining resulting inferences to a single scale. To overcome this, we present a topic...

Author(s) : Hudon, S. F.; Zaiats, A.; Roser, A.; Roopsind, A.; Barber, C.; Robb, B. C.; Pendleton, B. A.; Camp, M. J.; Clark, P. E.; Davidson, M. M.; Frankel-Bricker, J.; Fremgen-Tarantino, M.; Forbey, J. S.; Hayden, E. J.; Richards, L. A.; Rodriguez, O. K.; Caughlin, T. T.

Publisher : Wiley, Copenhagen, Denmark

Journal article : Oikos 2021 Vol.130 No.6 pp.831-843

19. Competence in environmental ethics in the risk management in agroecosystems.

Environmental Ethics (EE) provides an ethical approach in the study of environmental risks in the agroecosystems. As a disciplinary field in the universities, environmental ethics ensures scientific quality in the students' preparation. In the present research: . we offer reflections on the ethical ...

Author(s) : Vakleva, Z.; Georgieva, T.

Publisher : Agricultural Academy of Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgaria

Journal article : Bulgarian Journal of Agricultural Science 2021 Vol.27 No.Suppl. 1 pp.55-60 ref.26

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20. Fungal social influencers: secondary metabolites as a platform for shaping the plant-associated community.

Fungal secondary metabolites (FSMs) are capable of manipulating plant community dynamics by inhibiting or facilitating the establishment of co-habitating organisms. Although production of FSMs is not crucial for survival of the producer, their absence can indirectly impair growth and/or niche...

Author(s) : Rangel, L. I.; Hamilton, O.; Jonge, R. de; Bolton, M. D.

Publisher : Wiley, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Plant Journal 2021 Vol.108 No.3 pp.632-645 ref.many

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21. One Health concepts and challenges for surveillance, forecasting, and mitigation of plant disease beyond the traditional scope of crop production.

The One Health approach to understanding disease epidemiology and achieving surveillance and prevention is holistic, while focusing on zoonotic diseases. Many of its principles are similar to those espoused in agroecology, begetting the question of what One Health can contribute - in practice - to...

Author(s) : Morris, C. E.; Géniaux, G.; Nédellec, C.; Sauvion, N.; Soubeyrand, S.

Publisher : Wiley, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Plant Pathology 2021 Vol.71 No.1 pp.86-97 ref.many

22. Molecular evolution of calcium signaling and transport in plant adaptation to abiotic stress.

Adaptation to unfavorable abiotic stresses is one of the key processes in the evolution of plants. Calcium (Ca2+) signaling is characterized by the spatiotemporal pattern of Ca2+ distribution and the activities of multi-domain proteins in integrating environmental stimuli and cellular responses,...

Author(s) : Tong Tao; Li Qi; Jiang Wei; Chen Guang; Xue DaWei; Deng FengLin; Zeng FanRong; Chen ZhongHua

Publisher : MDPI AG, Basel, Switzerland

Journal article : International Journal of Molecular Sciences 2021 Vol.22 No.22 ref.173

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23. Ecological vulnerability assessment and spatial pattern optimization of resource-based cities: a case study of Huaibei city, China.

The continuous, intense exploitation of resources under rapid industrialization has made the ecological environment of resource-based cities increasingly vulnerability. Negative impacts of over-exploitation include soil erosion, declines in soil fertility, water pollution, and ground...

Author(s) : Yang HaiFeng; Zhai GuoFang; Zhang Yan

Publisher : Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia, USA

Journal article : Human and Ecological Risk Assessment 2021 Vol.27 No.3 pp.606-625 ref.55

24. Organic farming in the context of agro-ecosystem services management.

Agroecosystem services is a concept that is increasingly used both in science and in practice in Europe and the rest of the world, while in our country research related to agro-ecosystem services, with their analysis and management is still "nascent". The management of agri-environmental services...

Author(s) : Mitova, D.

Publisher : Agricultural Academy of Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgaria

Journal article : Ikonomika i upravlenie na selskoto stopanstvo / Bulgarian Journal of Agricultural Economics and Management 2021 Vol.66 No.2 pp.53-69 ref.many

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25. Remote sensing of biodiversity: what to measure and monitor from space to species?

Global biodiversity monitoring systems through remote sensing can support consistent assessment, monitoring, modelling and reporting on biodiversity which are key activities intended for sustainable management. This work presents an overview of biodiversity monitoring components, i.e. biodiversity...

Author(s) : Reddy, C. S.

Publisher : Springer, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Journal article : Biodiversity and Conservation 2021 Vol.30 No.10 pp.2617-2631 ref.many

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