… detritivores would change their body stoichiometry depending on food and functional
feeding group; we expected a stronger response from the shredder than from the collector-gatherer…

… trophic interactions 44,45 , but the direction of such influence is usually dependent on which
trophic level(s) … on plant decomposition have been disregarded. For example, woodpeckers …

… Detritivores preferentially consume certain aquatic … (ie within trophic levels) and vertical
(ie between trophic levels) … vidual fungal species (eg composition, stoichiometry). It has been …

… quadrata as detritivore in its native range. Ovando and … to other resources cannot be neglected.
Miranda and Perissinotto (… quadrata and other detritivore native species coexisting in its …

… trophic level, because we envision it being applied to toxicological research on all organisms
including producers, consumers, detritivores… they may neglect to incorporate stoichiometric …

… issue using termites, major tropical detritivores that feed along a … Dashed lines represent
limits between trophic levels, … species is shaped by a neglected interaction between body mass …

High- to mid-elevation streams are often oligotrophic, but harbor diverse groups of aquatic
animals that can satisfy a substantial proportion of nutrient demand. Therefore, we tested the …

… Global change assessments have typically ignored synthetic … WWTPs affect two trophic levels
(microbes and detritivores) and … , combined with alder leaf stoichiometry help explain weak …

… Net primary production is <2% of C inputs under ambient nutrient concentrations, so is
ignored here. We only report net DOC export. Storage of OM (leaf litter, nonleaf particulate OM, …

… , and detritivore stoichiometry was affected by the addition of both nutrients separately or
together. In only a few cases (variables related to detritivore … should not be neglected and might …