Ecology

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Diurnal variation in I. rubescens leaf photosynthesis The results of the diurnal variation in I. rubescens leaf photosynthesis are shown in Table 1. Based on the collected data, the curve of the diurnal variation in I. rubescens leaf photosynthesis is shown in Fig. 1. Table 1 Diurnal variation in I. rubescens leaf photosynthesis (average). Full size table […] More

Ina Vandebroek: a revolution is needed in how we communicate and collaborate The COVID-19 crisis shows a real need for better mainstreaming of scientific facts and important lessons learned from ethnobiology research to counter the spread of misinformation. This amplified communication strategy will also drive much-needed continued attention to urgent global challenges many ethnobiologists are […] More

As expanding human populations are transforming environments at unprecedented rates, understanding the linkages between human and animal behaviour is of critical importance. It is key to preserving global biodiversity, to maintaining the integrity of ecosystems, and to predicting global zoonoses and environmental change5. This knowledge is not only worth billions of dollars, but it is […] More

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