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Publication What is the observed relationship between species richness and productivity?
Understanding the relationship between species richness and productivity is fundamental to the management and preservation of biodiversity. Yet despite years of study and intense theoretical interest, this relationship remains controversial. Here, we present the results of a literature survey in which we examined the relationship between species richness and productivity in 171 published studies.
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Publication Spatial dynamics in a host-multiparasitoid community
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Publication Coexistence of competing parasitoids on a patchily distributed host: Local vs. spatial mechanisms
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Publication Patterns of species density and productivity at different spatial scales in herbaceous plant communities
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Publication Species richness, species-area curves, and Simpson's paradox.
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Publication An assessment of species area relations for use in the synthesis of data: A simulation approach
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Publication Scale-dependence in the relationship between productivity and species diversity of low stature vascular plants
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Publication Species density, productivity, and scale-dependence
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Publication Species-area relationships: Simulations and synthesis