Seed dispersal by frugivorous animals is important for plant mobility, regeneration and
persistence. Human‐caused landscape change is thought to disrupt seed dispersal, but …

A central problem in ecology is to understand how human impacts affect plant–animal
interactions that lead to effective seed dispersal services for plant communities. Seed …

Anthropogenic habitat alteration may affect the dispersal service provided by avian seed
dispersers, ultimately causing regeneration collapse, through a decay in both the …

Plants are involved in different interactions with animals that may have contrasting effects on
their reproductive output. However, as multitrophic interactions are resource-mediated and …

Understanding the effects of land-cover alterations on ecosystem functioning has become a
major challenge in ecological research during the last decade. This has stimulated a rapid …

Aim To examine the distributional patterns of vertebrates (including birds, bats, carnivores
and lagomorphs) along landscape composition and configuration gradients to better …

Global change drivers are currently affecting semiarid ecosystems. Because these
ecosystems differ from others in biotic and abiotic filters, cues for plant regeneration and …

Managing landscape connectivity is a widely recognized overarching strategy for conserving
biodiversity in human-impacted landscapes. However, planning the conservation and …

Resprouting species, such as English holly (Ilex aquifolium L.), can be severely affected by
long-lasting forest management. In the present study, the clonal and fine-scale spatial …

Prosopis caldenia (caldén) is a commercially valuable tree endemic to Central Argentina, a
region that holds one of the highest estimates of deforestation rates worldwide. Caldén …