Artificial Light Increases Local Predator Abundance, Predation Rates, and Herbivory
Abstract
Human activity is rapidly increasing the radiance and geographic extent of artificial light at night (ALAN) leading to alterations in the development, behavior, and physiological state of many organisms. A limited number of community-scale studies investigating the effects of ALAN have allowed for spatial aggregation through positive phototaxis, the commonly observed phenomenon of arthropod movement toward light. We performed an open field study...
Paper Details
Title
Artificial Light Increases Local Predator Abundance, Predation Rates, and Herbivory
Published Date
Sep 26, 2019
Journal
Volume
48
Issue
6
Pages
1331 - 1339
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