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Precision measurement of the Ds*+-Ds+ meson mass differenceNARA Subscribed
Plant Functional Traits and Vegetation Structure Explain Pollination Networks at ScaleNARA Subscribed
Quantifying biotic interactions at scale is critical to understanding ecosystem functions, such as plant‐pollinator interactions. Here, we demonstrate how woody plant functional traits and vegetation structure gathered with remote sensing can aid in predicting plant‐pollinator network indices from fine to broad spatial extents. We analysed 209 tropical plant‐pollinator networks, where vegetation characteristics were generated...
Novel Estimates of Bird Migration Traffic at the Continental Scale Using Participatory Science DataNARA Subscribed
Aim Quantifying movement patterns of migratory birds throughout their annual cycles is critical for effective conservation planning. The BirdFlow project uses eBird participatory science data products to model species‐level migratory trajectories across entire ranges. However, BirdFlow trajectory models are not readily compatible with location‐based monitoring technologies such as weather radar. We develop a scalable, species‐...
Global warming intensifies regional precipitation imbalances that disrupt cropland nitrogen cycling and threaten food security. Here, we show that global croplands respond asymmetrically to future precipitation change. Under a middle of the road scenario for 2050, 78% of croplands are projected to become wetter, increasing yields by 15% but raising nitrogen losses by 45%. The remaining 22% that become drier would experience a...
Anthropogenic phosphorus (P) inputs are rapidly altering terrestrial P cycling through plant – soil – microbial interactions; however, global patterns and underlying mechanisms driving these changes remain poorly understood. By performing a global meta‐analysis of 1315 observations from 176 studies across diverse natural terrestrial ecosystems, we found that P addition increased P concentrations in foliage, stems, roots, and l...