The concept of 'resilience', which helps describe system responses to change, is
increasingly attracting attention [1–3]. Biodiversity is often thought to be a key feature …

On the basis of fully summing up and analysis of the concerned researches, the history and
status of the research of ecosystem stability were presented in the paper. It includes the …

The relationship between the diversity and stability of ecological systems has been the
subject of a long-standing debate in ecology (McCann 2000). The early view that permeated …

Despite much recent progress, our understanding of diversity–stability relationships across
different study systems remains incomplete. In particular, recent theory clarified that within …

Ecological networks—how species interactions are organized within ecological communities—
are highly structured, which has motivated generations of ecologists to elucidate how these …

Understanding the relationship between diversity and stability requires a knowledge of how
species interact with each other and how each is affected by the environment. The …

The diversity–stability hypothesis in ecology asserts that biodiversity begets stability of
ecological systems. This hypothesis has been supported by field studies on primary …

The assumption that greater biodiversity enhances ecosystem stability, commonly known as
'portfolio effect', has attracted considerable research attention. However, the potential …

Exploration of the relationship between species diversity and ecological stability has
occupied a prominent place in ecological research for decades. Yet, a key component of this …

Although the positive effects of biodiversity on ecosystem functioning and stability have been
extensively documented in the literature, previous studies have mostly explored the …