Functional Traits Are Good Predictors of Tree Species Abundance Across 101 Subtropical Forest Species in China
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Summary
It is suggested that the combination of these functional traits are powerful predictors of species abundance in the mature, subtropical, evergreen forest in southern China.
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- article
- Published
- 2021-06-30
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- 12
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- 61
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- Open access
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Keywords
Commission, Humanities, Political science, Art, Law
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