White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) selection of woody species can be influenced by
deer densities, food availability, and local and regional landscape characteristics …

Cover crops are an increasingly common conservation practice in intensive row‐crop
agriculture of the Midwestern United States and can improve wildlife habitat. However, they …

Weed seed biocontrol by omnivorous mice and insects can limit weed seedbanks, but this
ecosystem service can be difficult to predict given the broad diet breadth of seed predators …

Invasive shrubs dramatically reduce the biodiversity of native plants, making invaded areas
important targets of conservation and restoration. Adding seeds of native plant species, in …

Diet composition modulates animals' ability to resist parasites and recover from stress.
Broader diet breadths enable omnivores to mount dynamic responses to parasite attack, but …

Soybean (Glycine max) is among the most important field crops in the world, and the USA is
a top global producer, but USA soybean losses have increased because of multitude of …

The populations of many species of raptors that forage in agroecosystems have declined as
agriculture has intensified. Cover crops are a recent trend in areas of intensive row-crop …

The influence of forest fragmentation and associated habitat edges differentially affects
forest-dependent organisms, particularly when certain species are able to use resources …

Among human activities agriculture is one of the main drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide
in recent decades. The effects of agricultural intensification on vertebrate populations may …

Use of cover crops in intensive row-crop agriculture has dramatically increased over the last
decade. Cover crops provide vegetative cover and forage that may support more diverse …