Official blog of Functional Ecology
In Insights we discover the story behind and beyond a recent publication in Functional Ecology. What inspired the authors to do the research, how did the project develop and what implications might their results have on the scientific community and on society?
This week, Kimberley Simpson of the Department of Animal and Plant Sciences at the University of Sheffield will provide some more detail on her paper on the implication of selection plant trade-offs.
In Insights we discover the story behind and beyond a recent publication in Functional Ecology. What inspired the authors to do the research, how did the project develop and what implications might their results have on the scientific community and on society?
This week, Dr Gail Schofield from the Centre of Integrative Ecology at Deakin University, Warrnambool in Australia talks about her paper on the use of drones to detect mating patterns in loggerhead sea turtles.
In our Insights columns, we discover the story behind a recent publication in Functional Ecology. This week, Dr Alexandre Budria, of French Agency for Biodiversity, Brest, discusses his new Review, Beyond troubled waters: the influence of eutrophication on host–parasite interactions
In Insights we discover the story behind a recent publication in Functional Ecology. This week, Ji Suonan of Peking University and the University of Copenhagen sheds light on the differences of symmetric and asymmetric winter warming on alpine plant phenology
In Insights we discover the story behind and beyond a recent publication in Functional Ecology: What inspired the authors to do the research, how the project developed, leading to the final publication and what implications their results might have on the scientific community and on society.
This week, Ellie Goud of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University, Ithaca, USA, discusses her recent paper on the use of non-destructive plant traits as a proxy for carbon fluxes from peatland ecosystems.
