BiologyCommunications Biology
Ecological plasticity governs ecosystem services in multilayer networks
C. Gray, A. Ma, et al.
This groundbreaking study by Clare Gray, Athen Ma, Orla McLaughlin, Sandrine Petit, Guy Woodward, and David A. Bohan dives into the fascinating world of ecological plasticity within multilayer networks, revealing how these interactions shape ecosystem services like weed seed regulation and gastropod predation. The findings challenge traditional management strategies and highlight the dynamism of carabid beetles in response to community changes.
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