Experimental studies are needed to empirically examine the effects of climate change on
terrestrial organisms and to serve as the basis for predictions and management practices. As …

Although many studies have tested the direct effects of drought on alien plant invasion, less
is known about whether drought affects alien plant invasion indirectly via interactions of …

Understanding the factors that limit species distributions has become increasingly important
in the face of rapid climate change. Many approaches have been used to predict responses …

Susceptibility of trees to herbivorous insects is often associated with the tree growth and
phenology, both of which are sensitive to a warming climate. Therefore, changes in these …

Climate change is causing the poleward range‐shift of many species, with consequent
modifications to daylight regimes and potential impacts on light‐cycle activity patterns and …

This chapter identifies the way climate change responses that have been carried out to date
with an emphasis on transplant experiments including: adaptation to a warmer climate; …

Species range movement due to changing ocean conditions is occurring around the world.
As species move, they build new interaction networks as they shift from or into new …

Although many studies have tested the direct effects of drought on alien plant invasion, less
is known about how drought affects alien plant invasion indirectly via other groups of …

Due to climate warming it is predicted that the abundance of insects will increase and many
herbivore species will shift their ranges to higher latitudes. Boreal forests will thus face …

Granivores are among the most troublesome consumers of commercial crops, but they are
also some of the best and most effective candidates for biological control agents of exotic …