Ecological restoration projects often have variable and unpredictable outcomes, and these
can limit the overall impact on biodiversity. Previous syntheses have investigated restoration …

Most tropical plants rely on animals for pollination, thus engaging in complex interaction
networks. Here, we present a global overview of pollination networks and point out research …

Highlights•We discuss place-based actions by actors who have ownership in their
implementation.•Local or external ideas, struggles, policies, and opportunities serve as …

In recent decades, the interest in complexity of ant‐plant relationships has increased
considerably. However, because the spatial and biological information generated on ant …

Context The effects of habitat loss and fragmentation on biodiversity involve a series of
mechanisms and processes that cannot be studied in isolation, mainly because human …

Teak (Tectona grandis Lf) is one of the most valuable timber species, and is cultivated in
agroforestry systems in many countries across the tropical and subtropical regions of the …

The study of plant–animal interactions using ecological networks as a tool has been
intensified in recent years. However, one of the biggest criticisms of these studies is how …

The tools involved in the study of ecological networks are relatively new and very useful to
improve the knowledge about communities, biodiversity, and their conservation. In many …

Variability in soil enzyme activity may have important implications for the knowledge of
underground ecosystem functions driven by soil extracellular enzymes. To illustrate the …

Despite great interest in metrics to quantify the structure of ecological networks, the effects of
sampling and scale remain poorly understood. In fact, one of the most challenging issues in …