Interactive effects of climate and land-use gradients on the abundance of arthropod functional groups and trait syndromes in agroecosystems

Abstract excerpt

Land-use changes and climatic changes are two entwined stressors on ecosystems and studies on such interactions often focus on species-level or region-specific responses. Here we examine the influence of land-use and climate gradients on the abundance of functional groups and trait syndromes (based on diet breadth, habitat breadth, and dispersal mode) in arthropod communities within European agroecosystems. Using...

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• Biodiversity
• Climate Change
• Desert Climate
• Ecosystem
• Phenotype
• Plant Leaves
• Plants
• Soil

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c1ec3cbd-427a-5835-b716-1f56d7bf77d0

DOI

10.22541/au.172513877.78094202/v1