Aim To evaluate the interaction between climate and biome structure when explaining
changes in species richness of soil‐associated communities due to tree plantations …

The attractiveness of different semio-chemicals to potential vectors of the phytoparasitic
nematode Bursaphelenchus xylophilus was investigated in conifer forests in Slovenia. From …

Human activities in the Anthropocene have led to the conversion of a significant area of the
Earth's surface to agroecosystems, including tree plantations such as eucalyptus. Brazil, as …

Vegetation types alter soil ecosystems by changing soil fauna community activities and soil
physical–chemical properties. However, it is unclear how tree species (natural forest, native …

Invertebrates from three rainforest canopies (tropical TRF, subtropical STR and cool
temperate CTR) were sampled by insecticidal knockdown in order to compare biodiversity of …

Wetlands are among the most threatened ecosystems around the world due to changes in
land use. Particularly, in the Lower Parana River Delta the main productive activities with …

How animals use space may vary according to species, presence of conspecifics and
heterospecifics, and resource availability. Similar species may be sympatric by sharing …

Invertebrate responses to plant invasions can help delineate the drivers of biodiversity and
community patterns, thus guiding the conservation and restoration of diverse native …

Biological diversity is considered an important indicator of soil quality, being useful for the
evaluation of ecosystems. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to evaluate the …

A 52-year-old pine forest is characterized as an environment with low plant diversity and
large accumulation of allelopathic litter with poor nutrient content. Collembola is sensitive to …