Using the response-effect trait framework to disentangle the effects of agricultural intensification on the provision of ecosystem services by Mediterranean arable plants

• Published in: Agriculture, ecosystems & environment Vol. 247; pp. 255 - 264
• Main Authors: Solé-Senan, X.O., Juárez-Escario, A., Robleño, I., Conesa, J.A., Recasens, J.
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Amsterdam Elsevier B.V 01.09.2017; Elsevier BV
• Subjects: Arable land; Biodiversity; Birds; Community-weighted means; Crop management; Decision making; Disturbance; Ecosystem assessment; Ecosystem services; Ecosystems; Environmental changes; Environmental impact; Farm management; Field position; Heterogeneity; Impact analysis; Insects; Intensive farming; Landscape; Landscape heterogeneity; Plant communities; Plant populations; Pollination; Pollinators; Rao quadratic entropy index; Studies; Trophic levels; FSym; PERNV; ESs; Community-weighted means; H; SLA; Biodiversity; DFlow; Q; SMass; FEs; OF; CWM; PAARA; LF&Leg; Bl/Pur; TEs; DRs; Wood; Rao quadratic entropy index; Field position; Landscape heterogeneity; NWood; Pollination; CShap; TRs; FCol; P/R/B

•Trade-offs in response and effect traits are detected at different field positions.•Field position overshadows landscape heterogeneity effects on trait assemblages.•Landscape configurational heterogeneity is important for pollination services.•Landscape compositional heterogeneity is important for...