Given the marked variation in abiotic and biotic conditions between day and night, many
species specialise their physical activity to being diurnal or nocturnal, and it was long …

Given the marked differences in environmental conditions and active biota between daytime
and nighttime, it is almost inevitable that ecosystem functioning will also differ. However …

Studying how food web structure and function vary through time represents an opportunity to
better comprehend and anticipate ecosystem changes. Yet, temporal studies of highly …

Animal-mediated pollination is a vital ecosystem service to crops and wild plants, and long-
term stability of plant–pollinator interactions is therefore crucial for maintaining plant …

Abstract Space and time promote variation in network structure by affecting the likelihood of
potential interactions. However, little is known about the relative roles of ecological and …

Given the requisite cost associated with observing species interactions, ecologists often
reuse species interaction networks created by different sets of researchers to test their …

Invasive non‐native species can alter animal‐mediated seed dispersal interactions and
ultimately affect the stability of recipient communities. The degree of such disturbances …

Reduction of functional diversity (FD) and phylogenetic diversity (PD) likely affects
ecosystem functions and reduces the potential of communities to respond to changes, such …

How the relative impacts of anthropogenic pressures on the natural environment vary
between different taxonomic groups, habitats, and geographic regions is increasingly well …

The mutualism between plants and pollinators is built upon the trophic ecology of flowers
and florivores. Yet the ecology of flowers‐as‐food is left implicit in most studies of plant …