Ecosystems
Highly Nutritious Seagrass and Invertebrates in Decline
Research conducted in the British Isles shows how nitrogen enrichment can drastically reduce the abundance of small invertebrates in seagrasses
Ecosystems
Research conducted in the British Isles shows how nitrogen enrichment can drastically reduce the abundance of small invertebrates in seagrasses
Giovanna O. Reis ·
Ecosystems
Dusty flowers get less pollination.
Alun Salt ·
Ecosystems
How the fern-craze of Victorian Britain began a global redistribution of this plant group
Sarah Covshoff ·
Ecosystems
Study reveals that weekly floral turnover outweighs spatial distance and demonstrates how fire rebalances resource sharing among bees
Andressa Luna ·
Ecosystems
An experimental study reveals that warming erodes the relationship between flowers and bees, even when temporal overlap is maintained.
Andressa Luna ·
Ecosystems
Turning moss fragments into small pellets can aid their establishment, but taking this strategy from the laboratory to the field remains a challenge.
Pablo O. Santos ·
Ecosystems
A study reveals that native stingless bees drive pollen flow in açaí crops, highlighting why standing forests are vital to agricultural yields.
Andressa Luna ·
Ecosystems
Hornworts and cyanobacteria show that even ancient partnerships can depend on where, when and how their partners meet.
Pablo O. Santos ·
Ecosystems
A study in the rainforests of Madagascar reveals that the primary dispersers of mistletoe are not birds, but two small nocturnal lemurs that help disperse seeds using a technique as eccentric as it is effective.
Erika Alejandra Chaves-Diaz ·
Ecosystems
A new study shows that moss spore longevity depends strongly on developmental stage and storage conditions, with important consequences for dispersal and establishment.
Pablo O. Santos ·
Ecosystems
Study reveals the factors shaping pollinator visits to city gardens.
Andressa Luna ·
Ecosystems
Study shows how to combine design and ecology to feed urban pollinators.
Andressa Luna ·