Biology Letters,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
12(4), С. 20151037 - 20151037
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2016
Forest
pest
damage
is
expected
to
increase
with
global
change.
Tree
diversity
could
mitigate
this
impact,
but
unambiguous
demonstration
of
the
diversity–resistance
relationship
lacking
in
semi-natural
mature
forests.
We
used
a
network
208
forest
plots
sampled
along
two
orthogonal
gradients
increasing
tree
species
richness
and
latitudes
assess
total
defoliation
Europe.
found
positive
between
resistance
insect
herbivores:
overall
broadleaved
significantly
decreased
number
This
pattern
associational
was
frequently
observed
across
countries,
irrespective
their
climate.
These
findings
confirm
greater
potential
mixed
forests
face
future
biotic
disturbances
changing
world.
Functional Ecology,
Год журнала:
2010,
Номер
25(2), С. 389 - 398
Опубликована: Ноя. 19, 2010
Summary
1.
Several
theories
have
provided
a
framework
for
understanding
variation
in
plant
defence
against
herbivores.
Among
them,
the
apparency
theory
and
resource
availability
hypothesis
(RAH)
aimed
to
explain
patterns
of
investment
selective
pressures
that
led
variety
defensive
strategies
across
species.
Here
we
provide
historical
review
both
theories,
present
evidence
shaped
their
development
contrast
predictions.
2.
We
results
meta‐analysis
utility
RAH
25
years
after
it
was
proposed
compare
theory.
performed
50
studies
examined
growth,
defences
herbivory
relation
latitude
ontogeny.
Specifically,
tested
four
predictions
follow
RAH:
(i)
species
adapted
resource‐rich
environments
intrinsically
faster
growth
rates
than
resource‐poor
environments;
(ii)
fast‐growing
shorter
leaf
lifetimes
slow‐growing
species;
(iii)
lower
amounts
constitutive
(iv)
support
higher
3.
Our
confirm
grow
inherently
more
slowly,
invest
from
productive
habitats.
data
also
showed
rate
among
better
explains
differences
apparency,
suggesting
evolution
different
is
resource,
rather
herbivore
driven.
found
application
this
appears
robust
ontogeny,
as
magnitude
effect
sizes
most
did
not
vary
significantly
between
ecosystems
or
ontogenic
stages.
4.
conclude
has
served
valid
investigating
its
applicability
quite
general.
New Phytologist,
Год журнала:
2013,
Номер
201(3), С. 733 - 750
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2013
Summary
Plant
secondary
metabolites
(
PSM
s)
are
ubiquitous
in
plants
and
play
many
ecological
roles.
Each
compound
can
vary
presence
and/or
quantity,
the
composition
of
mixture
chemicals
vary,
such
that
chemodiversity
be
partitioned
within
among
individuals.
ontogeny
environmental
genetic
variation
recognized
as
sources
chemical
variation,
but
recent
advances
understanding
molecular
basis
may
allow
future
deployment
isogenic
mutants
to
test
specific
adaptive
function
s.
An
important
consequence
high
intraspecific
is
capacity
evolve
rapidly.
It
becoming
increasingly
clear
trait
variance
linked
both
macro‐
micro‐environmental
also
respond
more
strongly
selection
than
mean
values.
This
research,
which
its
infancy
plants,
highlights
what
could
a
missing
piece
picture
evolution.
polymorphisms
probably
maintained
by
multiple
selective
forces
acting
across
spatial
temporal
scales,
convincing
examples
recognize
diversity
plant
population
structures
rare.
We
describe
how
inherently
beneficial
for
suggest
fruitful
avenues
research
untangle
causes
consequences
variation.
Contents
733
I.
Introduction
II.
time:
ontogeny,
phenology
induced
defences
734
III.
through
space:
role
environment
735
IV.
Genes
biosynthetic
pathways
underlying
V.
Mechanisms
diversification
PSMs
VI.
Examples
from
737
VII.
How
why
maintained?
739
VIII.
Evolvability
740
IX.
Evolutionary
strategies
defence
742
X.
Conclusions
directions
744
Acknowledgements
745
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Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
96(5), С. 1695 - 1722
Опубликована: Май 7, 2021
Since
the
early
1990s,
ecologists
and
evolutionary
biologists
have
aggregated
primary
research
using
meta-analytic
methods
to
understand
ecological
phenomena.
Meta-analyses
can
resolve
long-standing
disputes,
dispel
spurious
claims,
generate
new
questions.
At
their
worst,
however,
meta-analysis
publications
are
wolves
in
sheep's
clothing:
subjective
with
biased
conclusions,
hidden
under
coats
of
objective
authority.
Conclusions
be
rendered
unreliable
by
inappropriate
statistical
methods,
problems
used
select
research,
or
within
itself.
Because
these
risks,
meta-analyses
increasingly
conducted
as
part
systematic
reviews,
which
use
structured,
transparent,
reproducible
collate
summarise
evidence.
For
readers
determine
whether
conclusions
from
a
review
should
trusted
-
able
build
upon
authors
need
report
what
they
did,
why
did
it,
found.
Complete,
reporting
is
measured
'reporting
quality'.
To
assess
perceptions
standards
quality
reviews
published
ecology
biology,
we
surveyed
208
researchers
relevant
experience
(as
authors,
reviewers,
editors),
detailed
evaluations
102
papers
between
2010
2019.
Reporting
was
far
below
optimal
approximately
normally
distributed.
Measured
lower
than
community
perceived,
particularly
for
required
measure
trustworthiness.
The
minority
assessed
that
referenced
guideline
(~16%)
showed
substantially
higher
average,
interest
improve
quality.
leading
improving
Preferred
Items
Systematic
Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA)
statement.
Here
unveil
an
extension
PRISMA
serve
biology:
PRISMA-EcoEvo
(version
1.0).
checklist
27
main
items
that,
when
applicable,
reported
summarising
biology.
In
this
explanation
elaboration
document,
provide
guidance
editors,
explanations
each
item
on
checklist,
including
supplementary
examples
papers.
Authors
consult
both
planning
writing
stages
meta-analysis,
increase
submitted
manuscripts.
Reviewers
editors
manuscripts
review.
Overall,
resource
biology
facilitate
transparent
comprehensively
meta-analyses.
Annual Review of Entomology,
Год журнала:
2014,
Номер
60(1), С. 35 - 58
Опубликована: Окт. 23, 2014
Crop
domestication
is
the
process
of
artificially
selecting
plants
to
increase
their
suitability
human
requirements:
taste,
yield,
storage,
and
cultivation
practices.
There
increasing
evidence
that
crop
can
profoundly
alter
interactions
among
plants,
herbivores,
natural
enemies.
Overall,
little
known
about
how
these
are
affected
by
in
geographical
ranges
where
crops
originate,
they
sympatric
with
ancestral
plant
share
associated
arthropod
community.
In
general,
consistently
has
reduced
chemical
resistance
against
herbivorous
insects,
improving
herbivore
enemy
performance
on
plants.
More
studies
needed
understand
changes
morphology
resistance-related
traits
arising
from
may
interact
environmental
variation
affect
species
across
multiple
scales
agroecosystems
ecosystems.
Journal of Ecology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
104(6), С. 1527 - 1541
Опубликована: Июль 23, 2016
Summary
A
broad
and
diversified
group
of
compounds,
secondary
metabolites,
are
known
to
govern
species
interactions
in
ecosystems.
Recent
studies
have
shown
that
metabolites
can
also
play
a
major
role
ecosystem
processes,
such
as
plant
succession
or
the
process
litter
decomposition,
by
governing
interplay
between
matter
soil
organisms.
We
reviewed
ecological
three
main
classes
methodological
challenges
novel
avenues
for
their
study.
highlight
emerging
general
patterns
impacts
on
decomposer
communities
decomposition
argue
consideration
compounds
key
drivers
functioning
functioning.
Synthesis
.
Gaining
greater
understanding
plant–soil
organisms
relationships
underlying
mechanisms,
including
could
improve
our
ability
understand
processes.
outline
some
promising
directions
future
research
would
stimulate
aiming
across
range
spatio‐temporal
scales.
Detailed
mechanistic
knowledge
help
us
develop
models
nutrient
cycling
ecosystems
predict
global
changes
Annals of Botany,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
127(4), С. 397 - 410
Опубликована: Янв. 27, 2021
Investigating
the
causes
and
consequences
of
intraspecific
trait
variation
(ITV)
in
plants
is
not
novel,
as
it
has
long
been
recognized
that
such
shapes
biotic
abiotic
interactions.
While
evolutionary
population
biology
have
extensively
investigated
ITV,
only
last
10
years
interest
ITV
surged
within
community
comparative
ecology.