Phosphatase enzymes regulate organic phosphorus (OP) turnover in eutrophic wetland
soils, but a clear understanding of their relationships remains elusive. In this study, soil …

Wildlife management and conservation requires monitoring of species distribution and
population indicators, especially when the unbalanced demographic changes of some …

1. Ecosystems are complex and multivariate; hence, methods to assess the dynamics of
ecosystems should have the capacity to evaluate multiple indicators simultaneously. 2. Most …

Ecological reserves provide important wildlife habitat in many landscapes, and the
functional connectivity of reserves and other suitable habitat patches is crucial for the …

Plant and community traits provide valuable insights in ecosystem functioning. Yet, such
traits are costly to sample. Existing trait data bases give access to species-specific traits and …

The study on “Biodiversity of Semiarid Landscape: Baseline Study for Understanding the
Impact of Human Development on Ecosystems” covers the results compiled from datasets …

Wetlands supported by groundwater in semiarid regions are extremely vulnerable to the
impacts of droughts, particularly anthropized systems. During drying periods, soil water …

Floodplains are among the most threatened ecosystems world-wide because of multiple
stressors, ie, invasive species, pollution and aquifer overexploitation; the Tablas de Daimiel …

The global degradation of wetlands is increasing their susceptibility to invasions, which is
greatly determined by a niche overlap between native and invasive species. We analyze its …

The traditional perception of wetlands as nutrient sinks has led them to be used as
wastewater disposal areas for a long time, resulting in a severe alteration of the structure …