It's fair to assume that both #biotic and abiotic factors drive #species #diversification, but demonstrating their synergistic effects in a single framework is challenging and rarely studied...until now!

🌏 https://doi.org/10.1111/jipb.70031

@wileyplantsci
#PlantScience #biogeography #botany

【💡High Cited 2020-2022 】
#NLimitation increases along a #TemperateForestSuccession: evidences from leaf stoichiometry and #NutrientResorption

Core:
1️⃣ N and P concentrations in green leaves and leaf litter for woody species different stages;
2️⃣ #Abiotic and #Biotic factors.

https://doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtac017

✨ Open Special Issue ✨

Plant Stress Physiology: Safeguarding Food Security in a Changing Climate

Edited by Adriano Nunes Nesi, Agustin Zsögön, and Wagner L. Araújo

We welcome contributions that address the molecular, biochemical, and physiological responses of #crop plants to #abiotic and #biotic stressors.

🗓️ Deadline 1st Nov 2024

📝 Meet our new editorial #intern, Tessa Reed, from Rothamsted Research. She is a mentee of Miriam Gifford and specialises in:

🌾 plant-#microbe interactions
🌾 plant growth-promoting #rhizobacteria
🌾 root-#soil interactions
🌾 #biotic and #abiotic stress
🌾 #wheat

Dr. Amanda Shankland would like to share ‘Cultivating Community..’ The newest edition of the newsletter features a piece by Dr. Jennifer Marshman that looks at ‘One Health’, an innovative whole-of-community approach that includes all members of the biotic community. You can subscribe to her newsletter on google groups.

#Community #EnvironmentalMovement #FoodMovements #Sustainable #Biotic #Bee #Bees #Pollinators

https://groups.google.com/g/cultivating_community

@calafou @imvectech just heard of this and thought that you could be interested: https://www.planktoscope.org/

#environment #river #pollution #plankton #biotic

When can feedbacks between organisms and their #environment underpin coexistence? And how do #communityDynamics differ when #environmentalVariation is generated by #biotic feedbacks versus #abiotic drivers? We develop simple #theoreticalModels to explore these questions and more.

Article by Zachary R. Miller and Stefano Allesina now available ahead of print!

https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/724821

There are five so-called "#garbage #patches" in the earth's oceans – areas where #currents concentrate surface and near-surface #trash (particularly #plastics).

Obligate #neustonic #organisms – #animals and #plants that must live at or very near the ocean surface – also concentrate in those locations.

So what does that mean for the #ecology of this unique #biotic #community?

See Chong et al (2023) if you would like to know more.

OA 🔗: https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.3001646

#biodiversity #conservation