Laure Gallien

Continental‐Scale Invertebrate Distributions Are Mainly Associated With Climate but Modulated by Soil and Land‐Use Gradients

Marianne Tzivanopoulos, Laure Gallien, Tamara Münkemüller, Mickaël Hedde et autres

ABSTRACT Aim To quantify the relative influence of climate, soil and land‐use on the distributions of terrestrial invertebrate species and to assess whether their importance is consistent among taxonomic/trophic groups, biogeographical regions and land‐use‐intensity gradients. Location Europe. Time Period Contemporary. Major Taxa …

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Climatic niche conservatism in non-native plants depends on introduction history and biogeographic context

Anna Rönnfeldt, Valén Holle, Katrin Schifferle, Laure Gallien et autres

Niche conservatism is a fundamental assumption in predictive models for managing non-native species, but its generality remains debated due to mixed empirical evidence. We argue that this reflects underexplored context dependencies, as few studies have compared the niche dynamics of species introduced …

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Climatic niche conservatism in non-native plants depends on introduction history and biogeographic context

Anna Rönnfeldt, Valén Holle, Katrin Schifferle, Laure Gallien et autres

Niche conservatism is a fundamental assumption in predictive models for managing non-native species, but its generality remains debated due to mixed empirical evidence. We argue that this reflects underexplored context dependencies, as few studies have compared the niche dynamics of species introduced …

The golden threat— Solidago invasion alters native plant–pollinator interactions by vegetative crowding

Marie Charlotte Grange, François Munoz, Marco Moretti, Sylvain Varona‐Y‐Varona et autres

Abstract Pollination, a vital biological process, faces potential disruption from invading alien plants. Here, we investigate whether the abundance of an invader enhances or hinders native plants' pollination success. Using a functional trait‐based approach, we examine how floral traits and pollinator behaviour …

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Can macroevolution inform contemporary extinction risk?

Sarah‐Sophie Weil, Sébastien Lavergne, Florian C. Boucher, William L. Allen et autres

Current global changes are driving many species towards extinction, making the early detection of threatened species a priority for efficient conservation actions. However, the threat status of many species remains unknown due to insufficient data on updated distributions, population sizes and population …

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Can macroevolution inform contemporary invasion potential?

Sarah‐Sophie Weil, Marceau Habrant, Sébastien Lavergne, William L. Allen et autres

Abstract The early identification of future invasive species is crucial for efficient management and preventing further biodiversity decline. Some general predictors of species’ invasiveness, such as association with humans, propagule pressure and particular species’ characteristics, are well established. However, obtaining these predictors …

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Niche Dynamics of Alien Plant Species in Mediterranean Europe

Luigi Cao Pinna, Laure Gallien, Tommaso Jucker, Milan Chytrý et autres

Humans have spread plants globally for millennia, inadvertently causing ecological disruptions. Apart from their negative effects, biological invasions provide a unique opportunity to study how species modify their niche when confronted with novel environments. Focusing on the Mediterranean Basin, we assessed (1) …

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Can Macroevolution Inform Contemporary Extinction Risk?

Sarah‐Sophie Weil, Sébastien Lavergne, Florian C. Boucher, William L. Allen et autres

Current global changes are driving many species towards extinction, making the early detection of threatened species a priority for efficient conservation actions. However, the threat status of many species remains unknown due to insufficient data on updated distributions, population sizes and population …

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Marie Charlotte Grange, François Munoz, Marco Moretti, Sylvain Varona‐Y‐Varona et autres

Climatic niche conservatism in non-native plants depends on introduction history and biogeographic context

Anna Rönnfeldt, Valén Holle, Katrin Schifferle, Laure Gallien et autres

Abstract Many tools informing preventive invasion management build on the assumption that introduced species will conserve their climatic niches outside their native ranges. Previous research testing the validity of this assumption found contradictory results regarding niche conservatism vs. niche switching for non-native …

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Can macroevolution inform contemporary extinction risk?

Sarah‐Sophie Weil, Sébastien Lavergne, Florian C. Boucher, William L. Allen et autres

Current global changes are driving many species towards extinction, making the early detection of threatened species a priority for efficient conservation actions. However, the threat status of many species remains unknown because we lack primary data (e.g., population trends), and using ecological …

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Niche dynamics of alien plant species in Mediterranean Europe

Luigi Cao Pinna, Laure Gallien, Tommaso Jucker, Milan Chytrý et autres

Aim Humans have spread plants globally for millennia, inadvertently causing ecological disruptions. However, biological invasions also provide a unique opportunity to study the process of niche dynamics, through which species adapt their niche when confronted with novel environments. Focusing on the Mediterranean …

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