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Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are a leading cause of global loss of biodiversity. However, the relationships between AIS and vulnerable species (e.g....
Read morePeatlands are valued for ecosystem services including carbon storage, water provision and biodiversity. However, there are concerns about the impacts ...
Read moreEcological replacement using native mangrove species combined with physical treatments has become an effective method in controlling the spread of inv...
Read moreDuring the summer of 1976, population levels of various herbivores and all predators and parasites in fields in USA were monitored by three sampling m...
Read moreSurface fire has increasingly been regarded as a critical threat to tropical forests, but much of the research documenting degradation of tropical for...
Read moreAs cropland increases, fields become progressively isolated from pollinators, leading to declines in pollinator-dependent crop productivity. With the ...
Read moreFrom sections cut from stems of 10 P. taeda trees on a moderately deep, well drained sandy loam in Duke Forest, N. Carolina, the annual above-ground v...
Read morePost-mining freshwater habitats can serve as secondary habitats for threatened species. Being globally plentiful, their efficient restoration should b...
Read moreReducing the deleterious effects of intensive tillage and fertilization on ecosystem integrity and human health is challenging for sustainable agricul...
Read moreA diverse array of wild bee species may provide more effective pollination than the widely employed European honey bee (Apis mellifera L.). High speci...
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