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Relative importance of deterministic and stochastic processes for beta diversity of bird assemblages in Yunnan, China 期刊论文
ECOSPHERE, 2021, 卷号: 12, 期号: 6, 页码: -
Authors:  He, Xuelian;  Brown, Calum;  Lin, Luxiang
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PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITY  TURNOVER  TRAIT  PATTERNS  DISTANCE  ECOLOGY  ALPHA  CONSERVATION  BIODIVERSITY  CONVERGENCE  
Metagenomics Reveals Diet-Specific Specialization of Bacterial Communities in Fungus Gardens of Grass- and Dicot-Cutter Ants 期刊论文
FRONTIERS IN MICROBIOLOGY, 2020, 卷号: 11, 页码: -
Authors:  Khadempour, Lily;  Fan, Huan;  Keefover-Ring, Ken;  Carlos-Shanley, Camila;  Nagamoto, Nilson S.;  Dam, Miranda A.;  Pupo, Monica T.;  Currie, Cameron R.
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LEAF-CUTTING ANTS  GUT MICROBIOTA  CELLULOSE DEGRADATION  PLANT  HOST  HERBIVORY  GENES  CONVERGENCE  RESISTANCE  TRANSPORT  
Extending the generality of leaf economic design principles in the cycads, an ancient lineage 期刊论文
NEW PHYTOLOGIST, 2015, 卷号: 206, 期号: 2, 页码: 817-829
Authors:  Zhang, YJ;  Cao, KF;  Sack, L;  Li, N;  Wei, XM;  Goldstein, G
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Cycadales  Cycas  Functional Convergence  Gymnosperms  Leaf Economic Spectrum  Leaf Hydraulic Conductance  Photosynthetic Capacity  Trade-off  
Ecology of hemiepiphytism in fig species is based on evolutionary correlation of hydraulics and carbon economy 期刊论文
Ecology, 2011, 卷号: 92, 期号: 11, 页码: 2117-2130
Authors:  Hao, GY;  Goldstein, G;  Sack, L;  Holbrook, NM;  Liu, ZH;  Wang, AY;  Harrison, RD;  Su, ZH;  Cao, KF
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Water Relations  Woody-plants  Tropical Forest  Functional Convergence  Independent Contrasts  Xylem Cavitation  Canopy Trees  Gas-exchange  Rain-forests  Growth Form