Arthropod and pathogen damage on fossil and modern plants: Exploring the origins and evolution of herbivory on land
The use of the functional feeding group–damage type system for analyzing arthropod and
pathogen interactions with plants has transformed our understanding of herbivory in fossil …
pathogen interactions with plants has transformed our understanding of herbivory in fossil …
Fossil leaves reveal drivers of herbivore functional diversity during the Cenozoic
Herbivorous arthropods are the most diverse group of multicellular organisms on Earth. The
most discussed drivers of their inordinate taxonomic and functional diversity are high niche …
most discussed drivers of their inordinate taxonomic and functional diversity are high niche …
Insect herbivory within modern forests is greater than fossil localities
Fossilized leaves provide the longest running record of hyperdiverse plant–insect herbivore
associations. Reconstructions of these relationships over deep time indicate strong links …
associations. Reconstructions of these relationships over deep time indicate strong links …
Interactive effects of temperature, aridity, and plant stoichiometry on insect herbivory: past and present
The influence of climate on deep-time plant-insect interactions is becoming increasingly well
known, with temperature, CO2 increases (and associated stoichiometric changes in plants) …
known, with temperature, CO2 increases (and associated stoichiometric changes in plants) …
Fossil insect‐feeding traces indicate unrecognized evolutionary history and biodiversity on Australia's iconic Eucalyptus
Fossilized plant–insect herbivore associations provide fundamental information about the
assembly of terrestrial communities through geologic time. However, fossil evidence of …
assembly of terrestrial communities through geologic time. However, fossil evidence of …
Comprehensive survey of Early to Middle Triassic Gondwanan floras reveals under-representation of plant–arthropod interactions
Plants and arthropods are primary drivers of terrestrial ecosystem function. Trace fossils of
plant–arthropod interactions (PAIs) provide a unique window into assessing terrestrial …
plant–arthropod interactions (PAIs) provide a unique window into assessing terrestrial …
Understanding the ecology of host plant–insect herbivore interactions in the fossil record through bipartite networks
Plant–insect associations have been a significant component of terrestrial ecology for more
than 400 Myr. Exploring these interactions in the fossil record through novel perspectives …
than 400 Myr. Exploring these interactions in the fossil record through novel perspectives …
Sampling bias and the robustness of ecological metrics for plant–damage‐type association networks
Plants and their insect herbivores have been a dominant component of the terrestrial
ecological landscape for the past 410 million years and feature intricate evolutionary …
ecological landscape for the past 410 million years and feature intricate evolutionary …
Plant-insect interactions in the mid-Cretaceous paleotropical El Chango Lagerstätte (Cintalapa Fm., Mexico)—patterns of herbivory during the Angiosperm Terrestrial …
Plants and insects are two of the more diverse and abundant organisms in terrestrial
ecosystems. The fossil record of plant-insect interactions offers crucial insights into the …
ecosystems. The fossil record of plant-insect interactions offers crucial insights into the …
Arthropod interactions with the Permian Glossopteris flora
An extensive survey of literature on the Permian floras of Gondwana reveals over 400
discrete arthropod–herbivory–damage/plant–taxon/stratigraphic–unit associations spanning …
discrete arthropod–herbivory–damage/plant–taxon/stratigraphic–unit associations spanning …