2014
DOI: 10.1111/gcb.12809
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Interactions between temperature and nutrients across levels of ecological organization

Abstract: Temperature and nutrient availability play key roles in controlling the pathways and rates at which energy and materials move through ecosystems. These factors have also changed dramatically on Earth over the past century as human activities have intensified. Although significant effort has been devoted to understanding the role of temperature and nutrients in isolation, less is known about how these two factors interact to influence ecological processes. Recent advances in ecological stoichiometry and metabol… Show more

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“…In accordance with model predictions, experimental data for consumer mixtures thus mostly reflected the patterns observed for Euplotes alone, as this species dominated consumer mixtures especially at higher temperatures. Although global change-induced alterations in temperature and nutrient availability occur in parallel and are recognized as critical aspects of global change, relatively little is known about the interactions of these factors across different levels of organization, ranging from individuals to whole ecosystems [23,44], and across different spatio-temporal scales. The high interdependency of these factors, which also constrained dynamics in our experimental plankton food web, emphasizes that the integration of ES and MTE becomes relevant and necessary in the context of global-change research.…”
Section: (I) Population Grazing Ratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In accordance with model predictions, experimental data for consumer mixtures thus mostly reflected the patterns observed for Euplotes alone, as this species dominated consumer mixtures especially at higher temperatures. Although global change-induced alterations in temperature and nutrient availability occur in parallel and are recognized as critical aspects of global change, relatively little is known about the interactions of these factors across different levels of organization, ranging from individuals to whole ecosystems [23,44], and across different spatio-temporal scales. The high interdependency of these factors, which also constrained dynamics in our experimental plankton food web, emphasizes that the integration of ES and MTE becomes relevant and necessary in the context of global-change research.…”
Section: (I) Population Grazing Ratesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the plant and soil microbial community have different temperature sensitivities, soil respiration (Q T ) can be divided into two parts: (8) …where Q MR is the amount of microbial respiration.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, it is important to understand the mechanism determining the variation in soil respiration of the plantations [6][7][8].…”
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“…1 Indeed, under the current climatic projections, a better understanding of temperature and nutrient interactions across ecological organization levels is crucial to realistically predict responses to global change. 2 Since most experimental research neglected the importance of discrete weather events as components of climate change, the authors decided to study the effects of heat waves on nutrient acquisition by aquatic omnivorous ectotherms.Temperature has different scaling effects on the various components of ectotherm metabolism, which may result in a greater assimilation of plant material at higher temperatures through two distinct pathways. First, through a passive effect upon nutrient assimilation, as the imbalanced temperature effects on metabolic processes may positively discriminate plant diets (carbohydrate-rich) at higher temperatures.…”
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“…1 Indeed, under the current climatic projections, a better understanding of temperature and nutrient interactions across ecological organization levels is crucial to realistically predict responses to global change. 2 Since most experimental research neglected the importance of discrete weather events as components of climate change, the authors decided to study the effects of heat waves on nutrient acquisition by aquatic omnivorous ectotherms.…”
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