Jake Rayson · @natureworks
1433 followers · 5660 posts · Server mas.to

Grow & because they provide the best food source for invertebrates, which are the foundation of the

Use online references to *get to know* these little critters. For example, Ragwort (Jacobea vulgaris) is a food plant for the moth Autographa pulchrina.

This is the UK Database of Insects and their Food Plants:
dbif.brc.ac.uk/hosts.aspx

#ecosystem #foodweb #garden #wildflowers #nativeplants

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
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NIOO-KNAW · @niooknaw
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NIOO-KNAW · @niooknaw
19 followers · 74 posts · Server social.edu.nl

New NIOO publication: Timing matters: Sampling frequency for early-warning indicators across food web components in a virtual lake.

#criticaltransition #ecosystemmodel #pclake #regimeshift #lake #foodweb

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NIOO-KNAW · @niooknaw
19 followers · 66 posts · Server social.edu.nl

New NIOO publication: How sharp is the knife? Herbivore and carnivore sensitivity to resource stoichiometric quality.
doi.org/10.1111/oik.09898

#stoichiometry #foodweb #knifeedgehypothesis #homeostasis

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Vinicius Bastazini · @Bastazini
37 followers · 22 posts · Server ecoevo.social

Just a reminder that today we will be hosting Ferenc Jordan from the University of Parma, who will be giving a super interesting talk titled: "Food web aggregation: mathematics or biology".
📆30 May | 🕑14h (UTC+1) | 🌐Zoom videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/99

med.uevora.pt/pt/mai-30-2023/

#ecology #biodiversity #ecologicalnetwork #foodweb #TheoreticalEcology #EcologicalModeling #Webinar

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jebyrnes · @jebyrnes
961 followers · 1256 posts · Server ecoevo.social

Great talk from @wilkes_lexi shows are more vulnerable to species loss than food webs - and we see this best using climate vulnerability than traditional explorations of robustness.

#bem2023 #ecosystemservices #foodweb

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Happy ! To celebrate, here’s our video about the Food Web, and how it’s a better model for ecosystems than the food chain. We made it for our friend the @RvingNaturalist’s channel, and she has a lot more videos there about nature and ecology that you should check out! youtu.be/OxKvcA4NpaQ

#EarthDay #etymology #video #wordnerd #linguistics #language #words #historicallinguistics #lingcomm #foodweb #foodchain

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beSpacific · @bespacific
890 followers · 1465 posts · Server newsie.social

The , which grows under ice, contains ten times as many particles as the surrounding . This concentration at the base of the poses a threat to creatures that feed on the algae at the sea surface. Clumps of also transport the with its particularly quickly into the sea & explains high in the there. phys.org/news/2023-04-arctic-i

#alga #melosiraarctica #arcticsea #microplastic #seawater #foodweb #deadalgae #plastic #pollutants #dee #concentrations #sediment

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LT: il y a un faucon qui semble avoir repéré le lapinou

#foodweb

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GregCocks · @GregCocks
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Marten Winter · @sMarten_Winter
432 followers · 339 posts · Server ecoevo.social

RT @AntonCollembola
Interested in ? If you're from the EU/a neighbouring country, get in touch with me. We can pay for a short visit to our group to work together on data mobilization on feeding preferences of soil fauna. @EUdaphobase @theGSBI

#soil #foodweb

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NIOO-KNAW · @niooknaw
15 followers · 26 posts · Server social.edu.nl

New NIOO publication: Restoring gradual land-water transitions in a shallow lake improved quantity and quality with cascading effects on production.
doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2023.

#phytoplankton #zooplankton #markerwadden #foodweb

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Guillaume Souchay · @GSouchay
182 followers · 413 posts · Server ecoevo.social

RT @Pablo_M_Lucas
1⃣ NEW PREPRINT OUT!🚨 🐻We tested whether including biotic interactions in improved our understanding of the species niche (RQ1).We used the in Europe as a study case.

#sdm #brownbear #foodweb #biogeography #climatechange #globalchange #conservation #mammals #carnivore #bears

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Warren Currie · @DrPlanktonguy
186 followers · 311 posts · Server ecoevo.social

Another news story about in British Columbia, this time about endangered southern resident . Their preferred prey are the lipid-rich spring Chinook from the Fraser River, which have very low populations right now. The whales have to eat more, less-fatty fall Chinook, which does not help either population to recover. Ocean warming and changes can also affect fatty acid content in salmon.

cbc.ca/news/canada/british-col

#salmon #killerwhales #foodweb

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Gary · @empiricism
333 followers · 2339 posts · Server qoto.org

"Weather-related disruption has caused supply shortages of vegetables from places including Spain and North Africa.". theconversation.com/why-superm

Humans can't eat fossil fuels & wood fuels.

I must of wrote this type of post thousands of times - human actions are causing a 'creeping' ecological catastrophe. Every day humans burn Carbon based fuels, is another day that is degrading the planet's life support systems.

Further more, because those actions are related to money - humanity, in general, is biased about the subject. On average, Humans tend to not want to accept inconvenient or hard truths. For example, many humans beliefs are not based on any experimental evidence. They believe incorrect "truths" about themselves & their 'world view'. For instance, how many humans have even considered studying the science of ecology. And yet, humans exist in an ecosystem.

How much politics, economics or religion is there in, for example, a ecology text book? At most, it may have a section about how ecology provides 'ecosystem services'.

Approximately, fifty years ago, scientists started warning cultures about the dangers of emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere (causing Global heating). Humanity, though not in general, has been aware about the diseases caused by air pollution for longer (e.g., "smokey Victorian London in the 1800s)

However, the fuel industries are deceiving criminals that are still making "record profits". That's money in the wrong 'hands'.

Money in the right hands can be used to invest in a sustainable culture (including agriculture).

But, evidently, too many industries are being managed by greed based crazy despot mentalities.

Animals can't eat money. Humans can't eat money. Wildlife can't eat money. But, many humans develop money based ideologies. That shape their sociopolitical & economic agenda's.

#science #ecology #airpollution #climatechange #prediction #foodcrisis #agroecology #renewables #cleanair #sustainability #news #foodweb #fossilfuels #conservationbiology

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gvdr :julia_lang: · @gvdr
389 followers · 73 posts · Server hachyderm.io

Hey, / people, me and @tpoisot are organising a 📡 half-day at this year @netscisociety meeting

#foodweb #ecology #networks

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Mya Breitbart · @virome_girl
548 followers · 565 posts · Server mstdn.science

Attention - especially folks in the region! The is on Saturday Feb 18. Several labs will be there with cool activities for the whole to enjoy. Our lab is preparing our maze and activity and we can’t wait to share!

#florida #tampabay #stpetesciencefest #usfcms #family #seagrass #foodweb #Science #outreach

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Chuixiang (Tree) Yi · @TreeYi
10 followers · 2119 posts · Server mastodon.world

RT @OBuzhdygan
Come work with us! We have a position opening at @tietjenlab @FU_Berlin & @BExplo_research on the management effects on structure and of . Apply to oksana.buzh@fu-berlin.de

#phd #forest #foodweb #functioning #multitrophic #Freshwater #communities

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bs2 · @bsmall2
195 followers · 3346 posts · Server mstdn.jp

> This argument blithely obscures the fact that most natural chlorine found in the environment is inertly bound up as salt. The chemical industry invests huge amounts of energy to split molecules to produce caustic soda and highly reactive chlorine gas, most of which is directed to form downstream products called (carbon-bonded chlorine compounds). Nearly all organochlorines are , persistent or liable to in the once..[in] the environment.

#foodweb #bioaccumulate #toxic #organochlorines #salt

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