Edge effects often exacerbate the negative effects of habitat loss on biodiversity. In forested
ecosystems, however, many pollinators actually prefer open sunny conditions created by …

Karst tiankengs, as one of the most magnificent negative topographies, are capable of
forming a bank for species diversity conservation easily. More than 300 karst tiankengs have …

Conspecific negative density dependence (CNDD) may vary by tree mycorrhizal type.
However, whether arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM)-associated tree species suffer from stronger …

Pine wilt disease (PWD), which is caused by the Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, is one of the
most serious biological invasions in East Asia. Removal of infected pine trees is generally …

In fragmented forests, many factors can affect plant community establishment, including
abiotic factors, below-ground root competition, aboveground seed predation, and seedling …

Aims Understanding the distribution pattern of biodiversity in fragmented landscapes is
important for conserving biodiversity. The mutualistic interaction between mycorrhizal fungi …

In fragmented forests, many factors can affect plant community establishment, including
abiotic factors, below-ground root competition, aboveground seed predation, and seedling …