| Titre : | Journal of Ecology 100(1) - JAN 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Marisol Toledo, Auteur ;
Marielos Pena-Claros, Auteur ;
Frans Bongers, Auteur ;
Alfredo Alarcon, Auteur ;
Julio Balcazar, Auteur ;
Jose Chuvina, Auteur ;
Claudio Leano, Auteur ;
Juan Carlos Licona, Auteur ;
Lourens Poorter, Auteur
1. The analysis of species distribution patterns along environmental gradients is important for understanding the diversity and ecology of plants and species responses to climate change, but detailed data are surprisingly scarce for the tropics.
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David J. Beerling, Auteur ;
Lyla L. Taylor, Auteur ;
Catherine D. C. Bradshaw, Auteur ;
Daniel J. Lunt, Auteur ;
Paul J. Valdes, Auteur ;
Steven A. Banwart, Auteur ;
Mark Pagani, Auteur ;
Jonathan R. Leake, Auteur
1. The relative constancy of the lower limit on Earths atmospheric CO2 concentration ([CO2]a) during major tectonic episodes over the final 24 million years (Ma) of the Cenozoic is surprising because they are expected to draw-down [CO2]a by enha[...]
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Sandra Lavorel, Auteur ;
Karl Grigulis, Auteur
1. Ecosystem services (ES) lie at the core of the interactions among humans and ecosystems. Fundamental understanding of the ecological mechanisms underlying the simultaneous provision of multiple ES has been lagging behind policy and management[...]
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Anne Charpentier, Auteur ;
Madhur Anand, Auteur ;
Chris T. Bauch, Auteur
1. The production of variably sized offspring has been hypothesized to be adaptive to temporal variability in environmental conditions.
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Ylva Lekberg, Auteur ;
Tim Schnoor, Auteur ;
Rasmus Kjoller, Auteur ;
Sean M. Gibbons, Auteur ;
Lars H. Hansen, Auteur ;
Waleed A. Al-Soud, Auteur ;
Soren J. Sorensen, Auteur ;
Soren Rosendahl, Auteur
1. Disturbance is assumed to be a major driver of plant community composition, but whether similar processes operate on associated soil microbial communities is less known. Based on the assumed trade-off between disturbance tolerance and competi[...]
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Eliana Cazetta, Auteur ;
Mauro Galetti, Auteur ;
Enrico L. Rezende, Auteur ;
Hinrich Martin Schaefer, Auteur
1. Several fundamental aspects of communication between plants and their mutualists are poorly understood. It remains unclear whether plant signals are accurate and reliable, that is, whether they recruit mutualists by informing them about the n[...]
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James M. Bullock, Auteur ;
Steven M. White, Auteur ;
Christel Prudhomme, Auteur ;
Christine Tansey, Auteur ;
Ramon Perea, Auteur ;
Danny A. P. Hooftman, Auteur
1. Climate change impacts on habitat suitability and demography are often studied, but direct effects on plant dispersal are rarely considered. To address this we analysed climate model projections of future wind speeds and modelled their possib[...]
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Beatriz Baker-Meio, Auteur ;
Robert J. Marquis, Auteur
1. Mutualistic interactions are characterized by conditional outcomes that depend on both the biotic and the abiotic context. However, limited information is available on the factors that affect the strength of antplant interactions among sympat[...]
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Helen M. Alexander, Auteur ;
Bryan L. Foster, Auteur ;
Ford Ballantyne, Auteur ;
Cathy D. Collins, Auteur ;
Janis Antonovics, Auteur ;
Robert D. Holt, Auteur
1. Metapopulation and metacommunity theories occupy a central role in ecology, but can be difficult to apply to plants. Challenges include whether seed dispersal is sufficient for population connectivity, the role of seed banks and problems with[...]
