R. P. Rohr

Robustness vs productivity during evolutionary community assembly: short-term synergies and long-term trade-offs

This study examines how evolutionary feedbacks influence community robustness and productivity over time, showing short-term synergies and long-term trade-offs in species-rich systems.

Towards a system-level causative knowledge of pollinator communities

This paper proposes a probabilistic causal analysis approach to improve system-level understanding of pollinator communities by integrating observational and synthetic data.

Eco-evolutionary dynamics further weakens mutualistic interaction and coexistence under population decline

The paper shows that population decline in mutualistic species can drive the evolution of reduced mutualistic investment, leading to partner extinction, and highlights the need for early restoration efforts.

Effects of evolution on niche displacement and emergent population properties, a discussion on optimality

The paper discusses how evolution affects population properties and classifies invasion fitness functions, showing that optimization is incompatible with niche differentiation and polymorphism.