Aim Understanding fire effects on pollinators is critical in the context of fire regime changes
and the global pollination crisis. Through a systematic and quantitative review of the …

Background Fire is an important driver of ecosystem dynamics worldwide. However,
knowledge on broad-scale patterns of ecosystem and organism responses to fires is still …

Disentangling species strategies that confer resilience to natural disturbances is key to
conserving and restoring savanna ecosystems. Fire is a recurrent disturbance in savannas …

Fire has been a natural force modulating the vegetation of the Brazilian Cerrado since long
before the first humans arrived in this region about 12 thousand years BP. Cerrado plants …

Although savannas are fire-adapted ecosystems, prescribing fire for biodiversity
conservation remains controversial at least in some regions where savannas occur. Faced …

Questions In fire‐prone ecosystems, fire can enhance the flowering and fruiting of many
species, a strategy assumed to be well represented in savanna. Despite this, there are …

Post-fire flowering is a fire-adaptive trait that is underused in fire ecology literature to
describe plant responses to fire. Most of the species described so far as having this strategy …

Aims Tropical savanna evolved in the presence of fire, depending on it to maintain its
physiognomies and biodiversity. Open ecosystems of tropical savanna burn frequently, and …

The homogenization of fire regimes in a landscape may imply a temporal reduction in the
availability of resources, such as flowers and fruits, which affect the fauna, as well as …

Aim Climate change is causing species distribution to shift across the globe. Lowland taxa
are moving upslope with warming, while montane species face extinction. We tested the …