Posts from qaecologists- Study on technical information and conservation decisions – looking for participants May 17, 2013 Sana
- Wildlife Wednesday: Black-fronted tern May 14, 2013 Amy Whitehead
- Combining dataframes when the columns don’t match May 13, 2013 Amy Whitehead
- Malleefowl reporting back weekend, Ouyen May 12, 2013 cindyehauser
- Other wildlife braving the bridges May 10, 2013 ksoanesresearch
- Recent QAECO Posts
- Land abandonment and the decline of the Yellow-bellied toad in Liguria, northern Italy May 22, 2013 qaecology
- Recent Qaecologist blog posts (May 2013, Weeks 1 & 2) May 20, 2013 qaecology
- What could be wrong with transparent conservation decision-making? May 18, 2013 qaecology
- Species on the move: things to consider when translocating species May 8, 2013 qaecology
- Recent Qaecologist blog posts (April 2013) May 3, 2013 qaecology
Tag Archives: NutNet
NutNet in the (Science) news
The research co-operative NutNet (which includes qaecologist Joslin Moore) is featured in the News Focus section of this week’s issue of Science. The group is conducting a worldwide grassland experiment. At each site the experiment is on a small scale, and is … Continue reading
Posted in News, Papers
Tagged data, ecology, Ecology lab, environmental science, news, NutNet, science, species, The University of Melbourne
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It’s time to get over the hump
The productivity-diversity hump that is! A paper published today in Science by Peter Adler and the NutNet research cooperative (of which Joslin Moore & John Morgan are members) has shown that productivity is a poor predictor of plant species richness in … Continue reading
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Tagged Diversity, John Morgan, Joslin Moore, NutNet, Phil Adler, Plant Communities, Productivity, science
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