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12 January 2025
Seasonal and diel variations in the activity of canopy insect herbivores differ between deciduous and evergreen plant species in a tropical dry forest
A study in a Brazilian tropical dry forest (TDF) found that herbivorous insects employ spatial and temporal escape strategies to survive the dry season, showing higher diversity, richness, and abundance on evergreen trees and increased nocturnal activity during the dry period.
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Themes: tropical dry forests biodiversity insect herbivores phenology
Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Brazil

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