Isabelle Gounand

This study shows that biotic-abiotic feedbacks can generate nutrient spatial heterogeneity in a plant-herbivore model through varying dispersal, foraging, and recycling behaviors.

This study shows overexploitation can suppress top-down control and prevent destabilization in food chains by modulating interaction strengths.

This study develops a stoichiometric model to show how allochthonous inflows affect seston stoichiometry by altering community dynamics and elemental constraints in lakes.

This study identifies three types of multistability in dryland plant communities driven by facilitation and competition under varying stress levels.

The paper estimates the distance to degradation points in dryland ecosystems from images, validated on simulated landscapes and applied to a global dataset to identify fragile sites.

This study compares eDNA and kicknet methods for assessing biodiversity in a river network, finding similar richness estimates but differing community composition assessments.

This study quantifies global carbon subsidies between ecosystems, showing their significant role in ecosystem functioning and highlighting gaps in current understanding.

The paper examines how population turnover in river-like landscapes reverses traditional island biogeography predictions.