Data use
Fire-resistance in a hotter future
Fire-resistant traits may help tree communities survive a warmer climate in which wildfires are expected to increase in frequency.
Fire-resistant traits may help tree communities survive a warmer climate in which wildfires are expected to increase in frequency.
This study takes a big data approach to identifying potentially rare species in the American tropics
This study uses GBIF-mediated occurrences to model current and future distributions of a potential vector of several disease-causing agents
An analysis of species occurrences in Brazil shows collection bias across biomes and taxonomic groups
This study shows how pesticides may affect bee development turning larvae, destined to be queens, into workers
Creating a tool for easy calculation of plant strategy classes based on simple trait information.
New species arise as geographic barriers divide and isolate populations, but sometimes speciation takes place within populations occupying the same geographic location.
This study compiles records from GBIF and other sources to create the first checklist of Amazonian trees.
Are bumblebee populations able to change their diet with shifting host plant distributions and how might that affect colony development?
Are the environmental causes for variation in species richness the same across all taxa?