Assessing diet variability is of main importance to better understand the biology of bats and
design conservation strategies. Although the advent of metabarcoding has facilitated such …

During the most recent decade, environmental DNA metabarcoding approaches have been
both developed and improved to minimize the biological and technical biases in these …

Dietary plasticity can be a determining factor allowing species to cope with environmental
changes. Consequently, it is an important issue to consider in conservation biology. Despite …

… hedgerows is below 38 m, and decrease rapidly when gaps are larger than 50 m. The LCP
… , we recommend a maximum of 38 m (and no more than 50 m) between connecting features …

… very recent analysis of the historical Poitou-Charente roost counts, which revealed a stable
population in this region over the past 15 years (M. Leuchtmann, personal communication). …

… 2012, CitationZhu et al. 2013) and supported by mating tests involving most host strains (Leuchtmann
unpubl). Notwithstanding the importance of phylogenetic and biological species …

… appears to be always infected throughout its range [Baltisberger and Leuchtmann, 19911,
whereas the European woodland grass M. nutans L. and two Sips species also native to …

… Leuchtmann, unpublished data). Two or more different Botanophila species can co-occur
at … Leuchtmann, personal observation). As in pollinating parasites of flowering plants, the fly …

… 18 m match the dimensions of the tip used in our experiments Figs. 4–6. In a and c the tip is
… to 10 m. Typical examples of our experimental data are shown for topography in Figs. 4b and …

… Sporulation in culture sparse to abundant on phialidic conidiogenous cells, 12-25 ~m
long and 1.5-2 ~m wide tapering to less than 1 ~m at the tip, usually without a basal septum; …