Claire de Mazancourt

The paper models how landscape composition affects biodiversity and crop production, finding intermediate semi-natural habitat levels can balance stakeholder demands.

The paper introduces invariability as a measure of ecological stability, showing it outperforms asymptotic resilience in capturing stability across community compositions.

This study uses an adaptive dynamic model to show that intraspecific competition hinders evolutionary rescue by reducing mutation supply, while interspecific competition can aid it by increasing selection pressure, provided the latter overcomes the former's negative effect.