Mingyu Luo

Biodiversity buffers forest ecosystems from compound climate extremes

Xuetao Qiao, Jakob Zscheischler, Michel Loreau, Peter B. Reich et autres

Forest ecosystems provide key ecological, social, and climate benefits, yet their functions are potentially threatened by rising compound extremes characterised by simultaneous heat and drought or moisture excess. Here, we explore how forests resist and recover from compound heat and moisture extremes …

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Biotic and abiotic drivers of stability-area relationship: integrating metacommunity theory with empirical evidence

Qi Yang, Maowei Liang, Mingyu Luo, Bo Meng et autres

Accumulating evidence reveals that ecosystem temporal stability scales with area following power-law relationships (i.e., ecosystem stability–area relationships, EStAR), just as the classic species–area relationship (SAR). Yet, how EStAR emerges from fundamental ecological processes remains unclear. Here we combine a metacommunity model and …

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Mechanistic links between coexistence, productivity, and stability in experimental grasslands.

Pubin Hong, Bernhard Schmid, Dylan Craven, Maowei Liang et autres

The escalating biodiversity crisis underscores the urgent need for a unified framework that links the mechanisms maintaining biodiversity to its functional consequences. However, studies of species coexistence and biodiversity effects on ecosystem functioning have largely progressed independently. Here, using long-term data from …

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Mechanistic links between coexistence, productivity, and stability in experimental grasslands

Pubin Hong, Bernhard Schmid, Dylan Craven, Maowei Liang et autres

The escalating biodiversity crisis underscores the urgent need for a unified framework that links the mechanisms maintaining biodiversity to its functional consequences. However, studies of species coexistence and biodiversity effects on ecosystem functioning have largely progressed independently. Here, using long-term data from …

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Biodiversity and habitat complexity buffer the destabilizing effects of anthropogenic activities on riverine fish communities

Fei Ma, Hong Yi Huang, Qi Yang, Florian Altermatt et autres

Riverine fish communities are essential for the functioning of aquatic ecosystems and provide important ecosystem services for fisheries. Yet, anthropogenic environmental changes pose threats to fish communities and result in population collapses and reduced yields, underscoring the need to understand their stability …

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Spatial heterogeneity modulates dispersal effects on metapopulation abundance: insights from a graphical approach

Danping Wu, Yue Yu, Mingyu Luo, Bo Meng et autres

Understanding the effects of dispersal on metapopulation dynamics is crucial for assessing the impacts of habitat fragmentation and informing effective conservation strategies. However, previous theories have primarily focused on the effects of extremely low or high dispersal rates due to their mathematical …

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An analysis of rodent density patterns and its spatial–temporal correlations using geographically and temporally weighted regression in southeastern China

Mingyu Luo, Jinna Wang, Mingyong Tao, Hanran Ji et autres

Introduction: Rodents are significant vectors, harboring diverse pathogenic microorganisms which can spread a variety of infectious diseases. Surveillance on rodent density patterns should be prioritized as early warning indicators for prevention and control of infectious diseases. We aimed to analyze spatial and …

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Spatial heterogeneity modulates dispersal effects on metapopulation abundance: insights from a graphical approach

Dee-Wen Wu, Yue Yu, Mingyu Luo, Bo Meng et autres

Understanding the effects of dispersal on metapopulation dynamics is crucial for assessing the impacts of habitat fragmentation and informing effective conservation strategies. However, previous theories have primarily focused on the effects of extremely low or high dispersal rates due to their mathematical …

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Stabilizing effects of biodiversity arise from species-specific dynamics rather than interspecific interactions in grasslands

Bo Meng, Mingyu Luo, Michel Loreau, Pubin Hong et autres

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Short time series obscure compensatory dynamics in ecological communities

Mingyu Luo, Lauren M. Hallett, Daniel C. Reuman, Lauren G. Shoemaker et autres

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Energy transfer efficiency rather than productivity determines the strength of aquatic trophic cascades

Libin Zhou, Mingyu Luo, Pubin Hong, Shawn Leroux et autres

Trophic cascades are important determinants of food web dynamics and functioning, yet mechanisms accounting for variation in trophic cascade strength remain elusive. Here, we used food chain models and a mesocosm experiment (phytoplankton-zooplankton-shrimp) to disentangle the relative importance of two energetic processes …

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A temperature-based model of biomass accumulation in humid forests of the world

Markku Larjavaara, Xia Chen, Mingyu Luo

Forests benefit humans in numerous ways. Many of these benefits are greater from forests with large trees and high biomass (i.e., above-ground biomass) than from young forests with small trees. Understanding how the biomass accumulation rate depends on climate is therefore important. …

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