Context Intensification and specialisation of agriculture and forest use has led to profound
structural and compositional changes in European landscapes. In particular, sharp, narrow …

Habitat loss is one of the primary drivers of change in forest biodiversity and ecosystem
function worldwide. The synergetic effects of habitat loss and fragmentation might lead to …

The geographic distributions of plant species show marked correlations with the current
climate, suggesting that they are likely to shift if climate changes. However, before projecting …

A large proportion of the world's biodiversity is reportedly threatened by habitat loss and
climate change. However, there are few studies that investigate the interaction between …

Aim Palms are an ecologically and societally important plant group, with high diversity in the
Neotropics. Here, we estimated the impacts of future climate change on phylogenetic …

Efforts to conserve tropical forests could be strengthened based on ecological knowledge,
such as extinction thresholds in ecological processes. Many studies of extinction thresholds …

Despite the advances in scientific knowledge about causes and consequences of
biodiversity loss, we still lack effective ways to incorporate this knowledge in the …

Aim The application of island biogeography theory in habitat fragmentation research
assumes a simple relationship between species richness and fragment area. However …

Aim Theory predicts that fragmentation aggravates habitat loss, increasing the extinction
threshold of habitat specialists. However, contradictory empirical results have fuelled claims …

Question We connected tree‐census and dendrochronological research data (74.2 ha) in
order to answer the following questions: How do we apply an individual‐based approach …