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ISSN: 2661-3379 (Online) Email: re@bilpublishing.com Follow the journal: | Aims and Scope Research in Ecology is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that mainly reports the frontier dynamic and latest achievements in ecology, focusing on the relationships between living organisms and their environments, and ecological responses to environmental change, ecological protection and restoration. Highlight the theoretical exploration and practical summary in the field of ecology, and provide services for the sustainable development of the natural environment and ecology.
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Vol 4, No 2 (2022): In progress
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Editorial
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William F. Precht Article ID: 4598 Views - 84 (Abstract) PDF - 27 (Download) |
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Bhushan Kumar Sharma, Sumita Sharma Article ID: 4520 Views - 66 (Abstract) PDF - 13 (Download) Abstract: The authors analyze phytoplankton diversity of a small urban wetland of Meghalaya to assess biodiversity and limnology interest of small water bodies. This “slightly acidic-circumneutral, demineralized and soft water” subtropical wetland reveals diverse phytoplankton (64 species), indicates high desmid richness and highlights the speciose littoral constel...
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David A. Wood Article ID: 4552 Views - 25 (Abstract) PDF - 2 (Download) Abstract: Variations in net ecosystem exchange (NEE) of carbon dioxide, and the variables influencing it, at woodland sites over multiple years determine the long term performance of those sites as carbon sinks. In this study, weekly-averaged data from two AmeriFlux sites in North America of evergreen woodland, in different climatic zones and with distinct tree and...
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Announcements
Research in Ecology has been accepted for inclusion in the CAS databases! |
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We are pleased to announce that Research in Ecology has been accepted for inclusion in the CAS databases. It will begin coverage with the 2021 issues. We appreciate the contributions and support of the editor-in-chief, editorial board, reviewers, all authors and readers, Research in Ecology will continue to provide more excellent articles related to ecology, build a reliable platform for ecological research to address and evaluate ecological issues.
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Special Issues
Special Issue: Impacts of Climatic Changes on Biodiversity |
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Guest Editor Prof. Dr. Jose Galizia Tundisi President of International Institute of Ecology, a non profit organization at São Carlos, São Paulo State, Brazil.
Special Issue Information Dear Colleagues, The effects and consequences of climatic changes are well known : Climatic changes are producing significant increases on the average temperature of the Planet Earth,affecting the water cycle and causing many problems such as large scale storms and droughts. All these changes produce severe economic problems worldwide, and affects Human Health. One of the important and relevant consequences of the climatic changes are the effects on terrestrial and aquatic biodiversity. Extinction of endangered species, effects on the geographical distribution of biota, changes in the organization of food webs are related consequences. Climatic changes are also enhancing the growth of cyanobacteria in inland waters ( rivers, lakes, reservoirs ) and coastal ecosystems therefore increasing the toxicity of these ecosystems and affecting the diversity of the aquatic biota. Terrestrial vegetation and fauna are also suffering the effects of several months of drought. Therefore it is necessary a detailed and up to date account of the impacts of climatic changes on biodiversity and the possible actions , technologies and research that can contribute to minimize the effects. The Planet Earth has suffered along for millions of years 5 extinctions of biodiversity caused by natural events. The present six extinctions are due to human action. The special number will receive contributions from research workers specialized in biodiversity from all over the world and we expect excellent and competent contribution to this significant issue. A general and synthesis of the climatic changes and its overall consequences will open this Special Issue. Dr. Jose Galizia Tundisi Guest Editor
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Articles Seagrass Meadows under the Changing Climate: A Review of the Impacts of Climate Stressors
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