IECD 2022 2022 - 36 articles
Online | 15–31 March 2022
Volume Editors:
Michael Wink, Heidelberg University, Germany
Ben-Erik Van Wyk, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Ipek Kurtboke, University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Matthieu Chauvat, Université de Rouen Normandie, France
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Non-bovine milk is gaining more international acceptance for research and commercialization due to its usefulness as bovine milk is now reported as hypersensitive to infant’s serum due to the high concentration of the casein protein, which may...
Seagrass meadows are productive ecosystems and many animal species are dependent on them, including a wide diversity of invertebrates. This study aims to explore spatial diversity patterns of benthic invertebrates associated with Zostera noltei. Thre...
Lampenflora, a complex phototrophic community that develops near artificial light in show caves, is recognized as a major concern for cave management and its regular monitoring has become necessity. For the purpose of this work, the monitoring was pe...
This study aimed to determine the impact of invasive Rosa rugosa Thunb. on the plant communities of the Baltic coastal dunes. The study was carried out in 22 sites scattered along the Hel Peninsula (Poland). Each site consisted of a pair of plots: a...
To examine the role of soil properties in influencing tropical fungal communities, soils were collected from Barito Ulu in central Borneo across an edaphic gradient ranging from clay-rich ultisols to sandy spodosols and from the upper and lower horiz...
Pollination and pollinators are major keys in the working of almost all terrestrial ecosystems. Bumblebees are the key pollinators belonging to the family Apidae. Their large and fuzzy body makes them more efficient pollinators than any other bee. Be...
Terrapins are turtle types that live in freshwater or brackish water. There are 12 species of terrapin worldwide. A total of 26 COI sequences from worldwide terrapins were used in this study. The study aims to determine the global utility of terrapin...
The tropical Andes in South America stand at the top of the world’s list of endemism hotspots, due to their high species richness per unit area. Thus, our study focuses on the Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) of the Utcubamba River (PER-84), one of...
In a comparison of two measurement methods using nonparametric criteria, we established that the measurement results for some exterior features obtained through one method were significantly different from the results obtained using another measureme...
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