Interspecific ecological interactions are inherently context‐dependent. They may vary in both
magnitude and sign depending on the biotic and abiotic conditions, depicting a mutualism …

The study of plant-frugivore interactions is essential to understand the ecology and evolution
of many plant communities. However, very little is known about how interactions among …

Seed dispersal is an essential ecological process for plant (re) colonization, especially in
intensively human-altered habitats such as old-fields (ie abandoned farmlands) where seed …

Question Nurse–beneficiary plant interactions are often used to restore degraded habitats.
However, whether and how shifts in plant–plant interactions along the facilitation …

Although farmlands are the most extensive terrestrial biomes, the abandonment of traditional
agriculture in many parts of the world has brought opportunities and challenges for the …

Although it is well recognized that the strength of plant–herbivore interactions can vary with
the plant sex, the distance, and the density of conspecific neighbors, no study has yet …

The spatiotemporal genetic variation at early plant life stages may substantially affect the
natural recolonization of human-altered areas, which is crucial to understand plant and …

One advantageous strategy for the restoration of human‐disturbed landscapes is the use of
ecologically “important” species such as nurse plants. We propose a field‐based approach …

Plant–ungulate interactions are critical in shaping the structure of Mediterranean plant
communities. Nevertheless, there is a dearth of knowledge on how plant intrinsic and …

The transformation and destruction of natural areas for their exploitation as agricultural lands
is a typical example of land-use change that generates high ecosystem degradation …