17 concepts
The framework that climate affects species abundances and distributions both directly through physiological effects and indirectly through effects on multi-trophic species interactions
The coordination between plant and microbial diversity, wherein both communities experience large shifts in composition following disturbance or when a perturbation disrupts their coordinated response
Fungal symbionts that form specialized structures (arbuscules, vesicles) within plant root cells and are important for nutrient exchange
The geographic or environmental boundaries beyond which species cannot persist, potentially influenced by biotic interactions
A group of fungal endophytes characterized by dark-pigmented, septate hyphae that commonly colonize plant roots and can increase under environmental stress
Per-capita population growth rate λ calculated as the dominant eigenvalue of the projection matrix at equilibrium
Predicts that species interactions should disappear at the stressful end of environmental gradients where abiotic conditions constrain species ranges