
Multi-habitat landscapes support higher species and interaction evenness, more complementary species interactions, and more consistent robustness to species loss, leading to improved ecosystem function such as pollination success.


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Species interaction data, a field experiment and modelling of plant–insect communities show that landscapes with more habitat types support more even&nbsp;species, more complementary interactions, are more consistently&nbsp;robust to species loss, and confer&nbsp;greater pollination function.

Multi-habitat landscapes are more diverse and stable with improved function - Nature

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Diverse and Stable Multi-Habitat Landscapes Enhance Ecosystem Function
