.... Methods We extracted and analyzed data from 35 flow–ecology relationships related to salmonid productive capacity (defined by diverse ecological responses including abundance, density, growth, or survival) from 25 streams ranging in flow from 0.4 to 750 m³/s mean annual discharge (MAD...

... nectar. Altogether, our work suggests pollen-microbe interactions within nectar may have relatively minor influences on pollinator foraging behavior. We discuss possible explanations and implications of these results for plant and pollinator ecology. nectar microbes yeast bacteria pollen microbial...

... the relative material significance of ecology in shaping labour regimes. labour regime ecology materiality global production network distant water fisheries tuna P00 School of Business and Management QMUL 10.13039/100009148 Collaborative Writing Grant QMUL PhD The issue of severe...

... for conservation actions. We analysed the species richness and functional patterns of liverworts along the entire elevational gradient (0–5000 m) in Colombia. Published data on elevation ranges and reproductive and morphological traits related to ecological strategies of 705 species of liverworts were compiled...

... of Agriculture 10.13039/100000199 National Institute of Food and Agriculture 10.13039/100005825 agricultural entomology behavior ecology and behavior IPM-agricultural pest management Abstract Insects use volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as environmental cues for resource-searching. Volatile cues...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract The role of scavengers is well understood in terrestrial and marine systems but less so in freshwater ecosystems. We synthesized existing knowledge of scavenger ecology in freshwater, particularly within the context of the Anthropocene...

...Emily Adria Peterson; Marinus Cornelis Keur; Michael Yeboah; Thomas van de Grootevheen; Luke Moth; Pauline Kamermans; Tinka Murk; Myron A Peck; Edwin Foekema; Andrea Fuller Corresponding author: Marine Animal Ecology, Wageningen University & Research, P.O. Box 338, 6700 AH Wageningen...

... extreme environment microbial diversity microbial ecology microbial interconnection DGAPA 10.13039/501100006087 UNAM 10.13039/501100005739 IG200319 IN204822 Instituto de Ecología, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 10.13039/501100011109 The Cuatro Ciénegas Basin (CCB), located...

... Sulfuricurvum and Sulfurovum. The cooccurrence of pairs of Fe(II)- and S-oxidizing bacterial genera suggests functional redundancy, which coupled with genus-specific morphologies and life strategies, indicates the importance of distinct environmental and ecological niches within the SWC groundwater...

... d, and Captivator aged 4 d. Female flies responded to fly baits more frequently than males. Ecology & behavior chemical ecology veterinary entomology Filth flies, including blow flies (Diptera: Calliphoridae), house flies (Diptera: Muscidae), and flesh flies (Diptera: Sarcophagidae), use...

... et al. 2006 ). However, these interactions may also be influenced by a range of other biotic and abiotic factors or their combinations, which can alter the strength of predation rate. predator–prey ecology climate change invasive pest tropics Abstract In tropical environments, insect prey face...

... are doing as Behavioural Ecolgists. Tinbergen and others did an excellent job of focusing the field and its methods, but it is valuable to consider what aspects of our subject need more development. In order to answer questions about Behavioural Ecology and advance the field, we must try to observe...

... to be limited potential for predation or competition between these top predators, as demonstrated by the results of this regionally novel case study. fisheries ecology multispecies interactions restoration and enhancement riparian and stream As American Eel Anguilla rostrata make their way back...

..., considering different aquifer types, and implementing advanced methods to identify multiple contamination sources. agricultural impacts groundwater ecology ecotoxicology hydrogeology groundwater fauna Groundwater ecosystems contain most of the unfrozen freshwater on Earth and are widespread across all...

... information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Movement is a dynamic process that changes with ontogeny, physiological state, and ecological context. The results of organismal movement impact multiple dimensions of fitness, population dynamics, and functional interactions...

... what we are protecting: the current landscape conditions or the landscape dynamics that generate those conditions. Cast in a different light, protected areas could be the cornerstones for a new era of conserving landscape dynamics across broader geographies. climate change disturbance ecology forest...

... fungi soil microbial ecology soil microbes bacteria logging road impacts Pace University Dyson College Office of the Dean Impact Statement As tropical hurricanes are predicted to increase through this century, along with parallel development of logging roads, clarifying how soil microbial...

... management of both mesopelagic prey and migratory predators. deep ocean marine megafauna trophic ecology highly migratory species open ocean biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction WHOI Ocean Venture Fund Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada 10.13039/501100000038...

... Figure 1 05 11 2024 27 2 2025 18 3 2025 08 04 2025 © The Author(s) 2025. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the International Society for Microbial Ecology. 2025 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative...

... soil ecology ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT 1 Root-knot nematode infection enhances the performance of a specialist 2 root herbivore via plant-mediated interactions 3 4 Axel J. Touw1,2,3*, Nhu Tran3,4, Andreas Schedl3,5, Jessil A. Pajar1,2,3,6, Cong Van Doan1,7, Henriette Uthe3,8 and 5 Nicole M. van Dam1,2,3. 6 1...