Research Articles
The Hidden Network: Unraveling the Secret World of Macrofungi in Altube's Beech Forest
Discover the fascinating world of macrofungi in Spain's Altube beech forest and their crucial ecological roles in maintaining forest health and biodiversity.
The Hidden Guardian of the Cloud Forest: A Tale of Wasps and Fruits
Discover the fascinating story of Gatesina colombiana, a newly discovered wasp species in Colombian cloud forests, and its intricate relationship with Myrcianthes trees.
The Invisible Preference: Why Mosquitoes Target Male Birds
Discover why mosquitoes show a consistent preference for male birds and how this bias affects disease transmission in ecosystems.
The Vampire Plant and Its Isotopic Secrets: How Desert Parasites Steal Nutrients
Discover how stable isotope analysis reveals the nutritional theft of Cynomorium songaricum, a parasitic plant in Tibetan Plateau and Gobi Desert ecosystems.
Everything Is Connected: How Network Thinking Is Revolutionizing Entomology
Discover how network thinking is transforming entomology by revealing the complex connections between insects, plants, and ecosystems.
The Silent Garden War: When Mistletoe Attacks Our Treasures
Exploring the ecological relationship between mistletoe and host plants in Indonesian botanic gardens
The Invisible Web: Unraveling How Animal Communities Organize Themselves
Explore the complex organization of animal communities and how human activity has reshaped ecosystems for millennia. Discover the latest research on community ecology.
Parasites: Nature's Tiny Detectives in the Aquatic World
Discover how parasites reveal hidden connections between fish and waterbirds, serving as biological tags in aquatic ecosystems.
The Hunt for Invisible Vampires: Tracking Avian Malaria in Brazil's Dry Forests
Scientists investigate mosquito vectors of avian malaria in Brazil's threatened Seasonally Dry Tropical Forests, revealing unexpected carriers and ecological implications.
The Hidden Highway: How Badgers in Our Backyards Spread Tick-Borne Diseases
Discover how European badgers in peri-urban environments contribute to the spread of tick-borne diseases through scientific research from Hungary and across Europe.