W. Thuiller

The Soil Food Web Ontology: aligning trophic groups, processes, resources, and dietary traits to support food-web research

The paper introduces the Soil Food Web Ontology to standardize trophic data and improve integration and reuse in soil food-web research.

Including biotic interactions in species distribution models improves the understanding of species niche: a case of study with the brown bear in Europe

This study shows that including biotic interactions in species distribution models improves predictions of future range shifts for brown bears in Europe under climate and land use change scenarios.

A Practical Approach to Constructing a Knowledge Graph for Soil Ecological Research

This paper presents a practical approach to constructing a knowledge graph for soil ecological research using heterogeneous data sources to support multi-trophic studies.

Tree phylogenetic diversity supports nature's contributions to people, but is at risk from human population growth

The paper shows human population density correlates with tree phylogenetic diversity, which is more strongly linked to ecosystem goods and services than species richness alone.

Tree demographic performance of European tree species at their hot and cold edges.

This study examines demographic performance of European tree species at their hot and cold edges, finding differing constraints on growth, survival, and lifespan.

Soil community assembly varies across body sizes in a tropical forest

The paper shows that soil community assembly varies with body size, with microorganisms influenced by environmental factors and mesofauna showing random distribution in a tropical forest.