Plants and their environments engage in feedback loops that not only affect individuals, but
also scale up to the ecosystem level. Community-level negative feedback facilitates local …

Abstract The Nullarbor Plain constitutes one of the main biogeographic barriers of Australia,
and it has been suggested to have played a key role in the disjunct distribution of numerous …

For centuries, ecologists have been captivated by the assembly of local communities from
regional species pools, which gives rise to spatial diversity patterns. This study focused on …

Mountains are paramount for exploring biodiversity patterns due to the mosaic of
topographies and climates encompassed over short distances. Biodiversity research has …

Aim Plant distributions are influenced by species' ability to colonize new areas via long‐
distance dispersal and propensity to adapt to new environments via niche evolution. We use …

Patterns of species diversity have been associated with changes in climate across latitude
and elevation. However, the ecological and evolutionary mechanisms underlying these …

Unveiling the ecological processes driving diversity and its relationship to the environment
remains a central goal in ecological studies. Here, we investigated the elevation effect on …

The Andes are a relatively young mountain range with impressive biodiversity, but the
biogeographic processes underlying its hyperdiversity are still being unraveled. Novel mid …

Aim Plant distributions are influenced by the ability to colonize new areas via long-distance
dispersal or adapt to new environments via niche evolution. We use Otoba (Myristicaceae) …