Energy, nutrients and organisms move over landscapes, connecting ecosystems across
space and time. Meta‐ecosystem theory investigates the emerging properties of local …

Agricultural ecosystem formation and evolution depend on interactions and communication
between multiple organisms. Within this context, communication occurs between microbes …

Resource quantity and quality can differ between adjacent ecosystems, and these
differences can impact subsidies exchanged between ecosystems. The quantity and quality …

Species dispersal and resource spatial flows greatly affect the dynamics of connected
ecosystems. So far, research on meta‐ecosystems has mainly focused on the quantitative …

Although marine subsidies often enrich terrestrial ecosystems, their influence is known to be
context‐dependent. Additionally, the multitrophic impact of marine subsidies has not been …

The food web is a cycle of matter and energy within river ecosystems. River environmental
changes resulting from human activities are increasingly threatening the composition and …

Acute resource pulses can have dramatic legacies for organismal growth, but the legacy
effects of resource pulses on broader aspects of community structure and ecosystem …

Introduction Soil nutrient supply drives the ecological functions of soil micro-food webs
through bottom-up and top-down mechanisms in degraded agroecosystems. Nutrient …

Aim Our goal was to quantify nitrogen flows and stocks in green–brown food webs in
different ecosystems, how they differ across ecosystems and how they respond to nutrient …

Clear‐fell harvesting of non‐native plantation forests in the southern hemisphere creates
large amounts of woody debris that is used for breeding by non‐native bark beetles and …