Potential Effects of Foundation Species Loss on Wetland Communities: A Case Study of Black Ash Wetlands Threatened by Emerald Ash Borer

Keyphrases

• Wetlands 100%
• Black Ash 100%
• Emerald Ash Borer 100%
• Wetland Community 100%
• Species Loss 100%
• Foundation Species 100%
• Amphibians 50%
• Aquatic Invertebrates 50%
• North America 25%
• Biodiversity 25%
• Ecosystem Function 25%
• Hydrology 25%
• Ecosystem Response 25%
• Aquatic Environment 25%
• Functional Diversity 25%
• North Europe 25%
• Litter Input 25%
• Terrestrial Ecosystems 25%
• Aquatic Ecosystems 25%
• Environmental Gradients 25%
• Food Web Structure 25%
• Canopy Structure 25%
• Leaf Litter 25%
• Primary Production 25%
• Habitat Structure 25%
• Forest Structure 25%
• Nigra 25%
• Ash Tree 25%
• Open Canopy 25%
• Forest Functions 25%
• Agrilus Planipennis 25%
• Fraxinus 25%
• Temperate Wetlands 25%
• Canopy Litter 25%
• Invasive Beetles 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Fraxinus 100%
• Aquatic Invertebrate 100%
• Case Study 100%
• Plant Litter 50%
• Functional Diversity 50%
• Aquatic Environment 50%
• Food Web 50%
• Primary Production 50%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 50%
• Aquatic Ecosystem 50%
• Agrilus planipennis 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Aquatic Invertebrates 100%
• Ecosystem Function 50%
• North America 50%
• Aquatic Ecosystem 50%
• Food Web 50%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 50%
• Aquatic Ecosystem 50%
• Environmental Gradient 50%
• Leaf Litter 50%
• Primary Production 50%
• Habitat Structure 50%
• Ecosystem Response 50%
• Europe 50%