U. Daugaard

Mixed evidence for species diversity affecting ecological forecasts in constant versus declining light

This study investigates how species diversity affects ecological forecasts under constant and declining light conditions, finding mixed evidence of an interactive effect on forecast accuracy.

The dependence of forecasts on sampling frequency as a guide to optimizing monitoring in community ecology

This study investigates how sampling frequency affects ecological forecasts and finds that optimal frequency depends on growth rates and interactions, suggesting it can guide monitoring strategies.

Predicting the effects of multiple global change drivers onmicrobial communities remains challenging

This study investigates how multiple global change drivers affect microbial communities in aquatic microcosms, finding that combined effects vary with temperature and driver number but not ecological organization level.

Prey speed up, predators slow down: non-consumptive effects on movement behavior of a ciliate predator-prey pair

The paper examines non-consumptive and resource-availability effects on movement behavior in the ciliate predator-prey pair Didinium nasutum and Paramecium caudatum, showing predators slow down and prey speed up in response to each other.

Large and interacting effects of temperature and nutrient addition on stratified microbial ecosystems in a small, replicated, and liquid dominated Winogradsky column approach

This study examines how temperature and nutrient addition affect stratified microbial communities in Winogradsky columns, showing their interactive effects on microbial composition and abiotic conditions.

Warming can destabilise predator-prey interactions by shifting the functional response from Type III to Type II

This study shows that warming shifts predator-prey functional responses from Type III to Type II, increasing conversion efficiency and destabilizing the system, leading to higher prey extinction risk.