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"The potential of undersown species identity vs. diversity to manage disease in crops" 📄out now in . Good news: single species can be used to suppress early season disease of barley, if these species are at sufficient abundance! 1st results from Experiment! With L. Domeignoz Horta, S. Gerin, J. Heinosalo, A. Lohila, K. Raveala, B. Schmid, R. Shrestha, M. Tiusanen , P. Thitz and A.-L. Laine

doi.org/10.1111/1365-2435.1459

#JobOffer for a Biodiversa-funded project, don't miss it! 👇👇👇

RT: @AgatheLeriche@twitter.com

We have at
@imbe_marseille@twitter.com a 10 months position for a data manager/data scientist in #biodiversity #conservation #forestecology #phylogeny #functionalecology as part of the INTEGRADIV @BiodiversaPlus project, starting at the end of March.

Want to be part of the amazing INTEGRADIV consortium? Apply on the CNRS portal emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7

emploi.cnrs.fr Portail Emploi CNRS - Offre d'emploi - Engineer (M/F) biologist in data analysis

Just a quick intro:
Hi! I'm Amandine, a French-Costarican biologist living in Mexico. I did a postdoc on functional diversity of trees and climate change effects on Mexican forests. I'm interested in plants, insects, GIS, statistics mainly with R and writing. I plan to tooth mainly in English but occasionally also in Spanish or French

New lab paper alert:

Trait-based ecology is not yet predictive because the proliferation of new metrics muddied the waters.

Where others zig, we zag.

We propose testing old theories with new data.

We advocate for the ubiquitous power law and argue environmental variability in space and time fundamentally shapes trait variation.

Keep an eye out for Umaña led paper where we provide an empirical test.

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

Bird extinctions threaten to cause disproportionate reductions of functional diversity and uniqueness.

A new comprehensive study of 9943 (>99%) living bird species by Ali (twitter.com/notazookeeper) et al. rb.gy/n2eh91 published in Functional Ecology shows that bird species with a unique combination of traits face the highest risk of extinction which could undermine the functioning and resilience of ecosystems.

British Ecological Society rb.gy/smewr0