Chao Guo

Data and code from: Enemy release in salt marshes: How herbivorous crabs help an invasive grass to outcompete the native reed

Bi‐Le Sai, Chao Guo, Liang Li, Hang Ci et autres

Biological resistance plays a key role in minimizing plant invasions, even when abiotic conditions are favorable for invasion. Through competition with native plants and herbivory by native herbivores, invasive plants can impact ecosystem functions profoundly. While the effect of invasive plants on …

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Effects of invertebrates and local environment on decomposition rates of dead plant and animal biomass along an elevation gradient

Chao Guo, Lisa Samira Geres, Axel Göttlein, Rupert Seidl et autres

Abstract Decomposition of necromass, that is, dead biomass of plants and animals, is an essential process across ecosystems, primarily influenced by climate, necromass characteristics, and decomposer communities, but local environmental conditions like vegetation and soil can also modify large‐scale patterns. While single …

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Data from: Effects of invertebrates and local environment on decomposition rates of dead plant and animal biomass along an elevation gradient

Chao Guo, Lisa Samira Geres, Axel Göttlein, Rupert Seidl et autres

Decomposition of necromass, i.e., dead biomass of plants and animals, is an essential process across ecosystems, primarily influenced by climate, necromass characteristics, and decomposer communities, but local environmental conditions like vegetation and soil can also modify large-scale patterns. While single necromass types …

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Enhancing lingonberry growth and soil fertility through coinoculation with Arachnopeziza aurata and Oidiodendron maius

Hu Lou, Chao Guo, Baozhen Fan, Zifeng Sun et autres

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Plant functional traits affect invertebrate predator diversity via bottom‐up effects in a deadwood‐based food web

Hang Ci, Chao Guo, Bi‐Le Sai, Bin Tuo et autres

Abstract Bottom‐up effects play a critical role in shaping community structure and trophic interactions within detritus‐based food webs. Coarse deadwood supports high biodiversity and contributes to detrital food webs during its decomposition process. Previous experiments have shown that wood functional traits have …

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Using traits to integrate non‐additive effects of species mixtures across ecosystem processes

Chao Guo, Jasper van Ruijven, Oscar Franken, Saori Fujii et autres

Abstract Whether and how biodiversity affects ecosystem functioning has long been hotly debated in ecological research and conservation. Important in this debate is how interactions between species in a community lead to non‐additive effects (i.e. effects that deviate from predictions based on …

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Temporal dynamics of bark and wood functional traits in determining invertebrate communities during coarse and fine woody debris decomposition

Hang Ci, Chao Guo, Bi‐Le Sai, Bin Tuo et autres

Abstract Plant functional traits act as environmental filters, influencing invertebrate community assembly during decomposition processes and thus biogeochemical cycling. Within a plant, bark and wood exhibit distinct functional trait characteristics, and these traits further vary among different sizes of deadwood, such as …

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Chao Guo, Jasper van Ruijven, Oscar Franken, Saori Fujii et autres

Research on evolution characteristics and correlation relationship of microseismic multidimensional information in mining process

Chao Guo, Haotian Li, Sun Jiang

Microseismic monitoring technology plays a critical role in predicting rockbursts in coal mines, yet the deeper potential embedded in microseismic data remains insufficiently explored. This study investigates the evolution characteristics of microseismic signals across four key dimensions—time, energy, space, and frequency—and quantitatively …

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Positive feedback from woodpeckers on deadwood decomposition via invertebrates

Bin Tuo, Lin Li, Reinier S van Rantwijk, Richard S. P. van Logtestijn et autres

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The wood economics spectrum modulates the positive effects of termite foraging intensity on deadwood invertebrate diversity

Hang Ci, Chao Guo, Bi‐Le Sai, Bin Tuo et autres

Abstract How populations of ecosystem engineers are both driven by and drive biodiversity is poorly known, even less so in detrital subsystems. Deadwood plays a key role in maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem functions. The wood economics spectrum (WES), which represents the initial …

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Tree species-dependent effects of urbanization and plant invasion on deadwood biota and decomposition rates

Chao Guo, James Scott MacIvor, Marc W. Cadotte, Adriano N. Roberto et autres

Human activities are swiftly reshaping ecosystems, and the simultaneous rise of urbanization and plant invasions has become a significant challenge that jeopardizes both global biodiversity and ecosystem function. Deadwood is an important provider of biodiversity and carbon storage, yet it remains unknown …

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