Tropical montane forests (TMFs) are major centers of evolutionary change and harbor many
endemic species with small geographic ranges. In this systematic map, we focus on the …

Abstract The Riparian Ecological Infrastructure (REI) is defined by the ensemble of natural
and semi-natural woody and herbaceous vegetation patches located contiguously to water …

Los “bosques mesófilos de montaña” son ecosistemas que se caracterizan por el nivel de
estratos arbóreos, abundantes helechos y epífitas. Actualmente esta formación vegetal se …

Abstract The Atlantic Forest of Brazil is one of the world's 25 biodiversity hotspots, but
floodplains in this region are continuously converted into agricultural or urban areas, and …

The main effects of habitat loss and fragmentation have been addressed through changes in
diversity patterns at different spatial levels. Species richness and diversity are the most used …

Abstract Research on Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems (MCEs; 30–150 m) has grown
exponentially in the last few decades, highlighting their rich diversity and extensive …

Soil and water bioengineering (SWBE) is a feasible, economical and ecologically friendly
alternative to restore the riparian forest areas affected by the Brumadinho mining tailings …

Simple Summary Insect pests and their natural enemies can harbor in riparian zones. To
determine the impact of insect communities on agriculture and ecology, we must …

We aimed at assessing the role of ecological infrastructures (EI) in promoting ant biodiversity
in floodplain Mediterranean agricultural crops. We examined and compared ant …

The establishment of agricultural matrices generally involves deforestation, which leads to
fragmentation of the remaining forest. This fragmentation can affect forest dynamics both …