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1. 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

2. 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

3. 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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4. 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

5. 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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6. 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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7. 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

8. 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

9. 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

10. Gender inclusion in ecological restoration.

Promoting diversity is core for ecological restoration. Restoration projects often quantify biological diversity as a measure of success, but generally overlook human diversity, including gender issues, which have not been sufficiently considered in restoration planning, implementation, and...

Author(s) : Siqueira, L. P. de; Tedesco, A. M.; Meli, P.; Diederichsen, A.; Brancalion, P. H. S.

Publisher : Wiley, Boston, USA

Journal article : Restoration Ecology 2021 Vol.29 No.7 ref.51

11. Mycology and mycotechnology on postal stamps.

Mycology, the study of fungal biology, and philately, the study of postage stamps, are rarely connected, as they are very different activities. However, philatelic mycology can raise awareness of the facets of fungi which contribute significantly to human welfare. Fungi are photogenic and exhibit...

Author(s) : Vandana Ghormade; Ejaj Pathan; Jeevan Jyoti; Ajit Vartak; Mukund Deshpande

Publisher : Current Science Association, Bangalore, India

Journal article : Current Science 2021 Vol.120 No.4 pp.628-636 ref.35

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12. Perceptual motivation of urban people in waste recycling: the dynamics of social ecology.

The social ecology of waste recycling implies the structural, functional and managerial intervention of waste generation process. The present study was conducted in Kalyani and Jalpaiguri municipalities of West Bengal. Twenty one (21) independent variables and one dependent variable i.e. motivation ...

Author(s) : Ghosh, A.; Pal, D.; Acharya, S. K.; Biswas, A.

Publisher : Crop and Weed Science Society, Nadia, India

Journal article : Journal of Crop and Weed 2021 Vol.17 No.1 pp.284-292 ref.16

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13. Northern and southern forests of Socorro Island harbor different communities of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.

Arbuscular-mycorrhizal (AM) fungi affect individual plants and the diversity of plant communities. AM interactions are sensitive to the physical properties and nutrient availability of soil. In contrast to the comprehensive knowledge of AM fungi's diversity in many mainland ecosystems, there is a...

Author(s) : Aguilar-Chama, A.; Ruiz-Guerra, B.; León, S. G. de; Guevara, R.

Publisher : University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, USA

Journal article : Pacific Science 2021 Vol.74 No.4 pp.365-380 ref.75

14. State of the state tree: historical and modern ecology of kukui (Candlenut, Aleurites moluccanus) in Hawai'i.

Kukui was an important element to indigenous Hawaiian agroforestry and retained some of its importance throughout Hawai'i's history. We examine the historical ecology and trends of kukui, including a review of the ethnobotany. We use current and historical remote imagery to map kukui canopy on the...

Author(s) : Lincoln, N.; Zhang Qian; Chen Qi

Publisher : University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, USA

Journal article : Pacific Science 2021 Vol.74 No.4 pp.419-434 ref.55

15. Green roof ecosystem services in various urban development types: a case study in Graz, Austria.

In this paper, we describe how different urban development types and environmental conditions could affect the broad distribution of green roofs in Graz (Austria). A GIS-based mapping method was applied along the lines of four ecosystem services (i.e., regulation of microclimate temperature...

Author(s) : Hoeben, A. D.; Posch, A.

Publisher : Elsevier GmbH, Munich, Germany

Journal article : Urban Forestry & Urban Greening 2021 Vol.62 ref.many

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16. Obituary: ervedo giordano, silviculturalist and forest ecologist from the mediterranean, open to the world and to international forestry.

Ervedo Giordano passed away in Rome on April 24, 2021. This note describes some of his major scientific contributions to research in silviculture and forest ecology, and sketches out the remarkable personality and character traits that he displayed throughout his life.

Author(s) : Mugnozza, G. S.

Publisher : Italian Society of Silviculture and Forest Ecology, Parma, Italy

Journal article : iForest 2021 Vol.14 No.221-223 pp.221-223

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17. Simulation and optimization of urban-rural settlement development from the perspective of production-life-ecology space: a case study for Aksu city.

To explore the future development state of urban and rural settlements, we combined random forest algorithm (RFA) and cellular automata (CA) to simulate high precision in urban and rural settlements in Aksu city. The settlement distribution was predicted for the next 10 years, and suggestions for...

Author(s) : Heng JiaYao; Wang HongWei; Fan Ying; Wang ZhengWei; Gao YiBo

Publisher : MDPI AG, Basel, Switzerland

Journal article : Sustainability 2021 Vol.13 No.13 ref.30

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18. The occurrence of invasive plant species differed significantly across three urban greenspace types of Metro Vancouver, Canada.

Invasive plant species can impact conservation of biodiversity, cause human health problems, and be costly to control. Prevention is the most cost-effective management strategy, but to develop successful prevention strategies, managers and planners must understand why and where invasive plant...

Author(s) : Nguyet Anh Nguyen; Eskelson, B. N. I.; Gergel, S. E.; Murray, T.

Publisher : Elsevier GmbH, Munich, Germany

Journal article : Urban Forestry & Urban Greening 2021 Vol.59

19. Willingness to accept compensation for afromontane forest ecosystems conservation.

This study explored local communities' willingness to accept compensation for the conservation of Desa'a state forest, which is located in northern Ethiopia. For this purpose, a sample of two hundred forty rural households living around the forest was randomly selected. A choice experiment approach ...

Author(s) : Tewodros Tadesse; Tsegay Berhane; Mulatu, D. W.; Rannestad, M. M.

Publisher : Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK

Journal article : Land Use Policy 2021 Vol.105

20. Green infrastructures and grand environmental challenges: a review of research trends by keyword.

This article aims to analyze research trends on the role played by green infrastructures as a tool seeking to address current environmental challenges, such as climate change, that put human well-being at risk. For this purpose, a bibliometric analysis was used on documents obtained from the WoS...

Author(s) : Caparrós-Martínez, J. L.; Milán-García, J.; Martínez-Vázquez, R. M.; Pablo Valenciano, J. de

Publisher : MDPI Publishing, Basel, Switzerland

Journal article : Agronomy 2021 Vol.11 No.4 ref.68

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21. Compound-specific stable hydrogen isotope (δ 2H) analyses of fatty acids: a new method and perspectives for trophic and movement ecology.

Rationale: Compound-specific stable isotope analysis (CSIA) is a powerful tool for a better understanding of trophic transfer of dietary molecules in and across ecosystems. Hydrogen isotope values (δ2H) in consumer tissues have potential to more clearly distinguish dietary sources than 13C or 15N...

Author(s) : Pilecky, M.; Winter, K.; Wassenaar, L. I.; Kainz, M. J.

Publisher : John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, UK

Journal article : Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 2021 Vol.35 No.16 pp.e9135-e9135 ref.44

22. Features of biomorph of Hydrilla verticillata (Hydrocharitaceae).

The biomorphological features of Hydrilla verticillata (L. fil.) Royle in tropical and temperate regions of the Eurasian part of the geographical range have been studied. The shoot system is long-growing and sympodial, consisting of (annual)oligoennial monopodial shoots of main and subordinate...

Author(s) : Efremov, A. N.; Pushkina, A. A.; Bolotova, Ya. V.

Publisher : Pleiades Publishing, Moscow, Russia

Journal article : Inland Water Biology 2021 Vol.13 No.4 pp.485-495 ref.45

23. Global occurrence of cyanobacteria: causes and effects (review).

This review is devoted to analyzing the global occurrence of cyanobacteria in water ecosystems, the possible causes of this phenomenon, and its consequences. In recent decades, cyanobacteria have been rapidly expanding in waterbodies all over the world. This expansion is accompanied by water...

Author(s) : Sukharevich, V. I.; Polyak, Yu. M.

Publisher : Pleiades Publishing, Moscow, Russia

Journal article : Inland Water Biology 2021 Vol.13 No.4 pp.566-575 ref.103

24. Study on the spatial-temporal differences and evolution of ecological security in the typical area of the Loess Plateau.

The development and utilization of energy in the Loess Plateau has caused a wide range of ecological security issues, and Yan'an has become a typical area for ecological security research on the Loess Plateau. Ecological security evaluation research can provide data support and scientific reference ...

Author(s) : Wen JiaFeng; Hou Kang; Li HaiHong; Zhang Yue; He Dan; Mei RuoChen

Publisher : Springer Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany

Journal article : Environmental Science and Pollution Research 2021 Vol.28 No.18 pp.23521-23533 ref.33

25. Special Feature: Facilitative mechanisms underlying the effects of biodiversity on ecosystem functioning.

This Special Feature contains 22 articles taking an experimental and mechanistic approach to teasing out the facilitative mechanisms that underlie positive BEF relationships. As an example, diversity-driven changes were demonstrated in microclimate amelioration. Articles in this Special Feature...

Publisher : Wiley, Oxford, UK

Journal issue : Journal of Ecology (Oxford) 2021 Vol.109 No.5 pp.1962-2260

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