Biotic interactions are often ignored in assessments of climate change impacts. However,
climate‐related changes in species interactions, often mediated through increased …

Pollinators are declining worldwide and possible underlying causes include disease,
invasive pest species and large scale land use changes resulting in habitat loss and …

Climate and land management are important environmental drivers that affect the structure
of terrestrial plant communities worldwide. Demographic studies allow a mechanistic …

Monophagous butterflies often have smaller ranges than their host plants, which could relate
to host plant abundance. Many specialist butterflies have already gone regionally extinct …

A common measure of generation time is the average distance between two recruitment
events along a genetic lineage. In populations with stage structure that live in a constant …

Climate change is one of the largest threats to grassland plant species, which can be
modified by land management. Although climate change and land management are …

Habitat fragmentation and the acceleration of environmental change threaten the survival of
many plant species. The problem is especially pronounced for plant species with self …

Demographic rates differ between populations and also fluctuate over time, sometimes
driving large fitness differences, but the strength of stochastic effects remain heretofore …

The assessment of the conservation status of a species is the first step in develo** a
conservation strategy. IUCN Red Lists assessments are an important starting point for …

Background Carex buxbaumii and C. hartmaniorum are sister species of the clade
Papilliferae within the monophyletic section Racemosae. An unambiguous identification of …