Virtually all organisms are colonized by microbes. Average temperatures are rising because
of global climate change–accompanied by increases in extreme climatic events and heat …

Highlights•High basal and plastic tolerance to stress promote pest invasion.•Polyphagy and
diverse reproductive strategies aid invasiveness.•Rapid evolution to stress resistance is a …

Species' thermal tolerances are used to estimate climate vulnerability, but few studies
consider the role of the hydric environment in shaping thermal tolerances. As environments …

Protective responses are pivotal in aiding organismal persistence in complex, multi-stressor
environments. Multiple-stressor research has traditionally focused on the deleterious effects …

Acclimation and other forms of plasticity that can increase stress resistance feature strongly
in discussions surrounding climate change impacts or vulnerability projections of insects …

Agricultural insect pests display an exceptional ability to adapt quickly to natural and
anthropogenic stressors. Emerging evidence suggests that frequent and varied sources of …

Conservation becomes increasingly complex as climate change exacerbates the multitude
of stressors that organisms face. To meet this challenge, multiple stressor research is rapidly …

[EN] Freshwater ecosystems are exposed to an increasing number of stressors, challenging
their biomonitoring and management. Despite recent advances in multiple-stressor …

Variation in environmental conditions across a species' range can alter their responses to
environmental change through local adaptation and acclimation. Evolutionary responses …

Abstract Background Tuta absoluta (Meyrick), a major invasive pest of Solanaceous plants,
was recently detected in Botswana. Abiotic and biotic factors, together with a suite of …