Unravelling the complex structure of forest soil food webs: higher omnivory and more trophic levels

By Christoph Digel, Alva Curtsdotter, Jens O. Riede, B. Klarner, U. Brose. 2014

177 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Sociology and Political Science

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In Ecology

1. Dominique Gravel
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3. U. Brose
4. E. Kalko

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1. Dominique Gravel
2. Isabelle Boulangeat
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Citations in the corpus

• Species traits as drivers of food web structure (2018, background): “The first dataset was obtained from the study of Digel et al. (2014), who documented the presence and absence of interactions among 881 invertebrate species that were recorded at 48 sampling sites (hereafter called the food webs dataset). The study sites of Digel et al. (2014) were located in beech ”