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Whether tree species benefit from growing in a mixed forest depends on the relative importance of positive versus negative interactions, which varies according to abiotic conditions. In mixture with sessile oak Quercus petraea [Matt.] Liebl., European beech Fagus sylvatica L. is often competitively dominant. Sessile oak, however, is more resistant to water deficit stress. Under water‐limiting conditions,...
Associational resistance theory predicts that insect herbivory decreases with increasing tree diversity in forest ecosystems. However, the generality of this effect and its underlying mechanisms are still debated, particularly since evidence has accumulated that climate may influence the direction and strength of the relationship between diversity and herbivory.
We quantified insect leaf herbivory...
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