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Socioecological network adaptability enhances ecosystem service resilience in a tropical agricultural system

2025-09-10

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Understanding the vulnerability of ecosystem services to environmental change and species loss is critical to supporting communities dependent on services for well-being and livelihoods. However, assessments of ecosystem service resilience often overlook the complexity of socioecological systems, including the cascading effects of species loss and adaptive responses of biodiversity and humans. We constructed a soc...

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8d62d0d7-2897-582b-b77a-0a37ad9d5045
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10.1101/2025.09.05.674551
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