Patterns of rare woody species richness: the influence of environment, landscape attributes and spatial structure across different spatial scales
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Summary
It is concluded that the relative contribution of the factors explaining the variation of rare species richness depends on both grain and extent, as well as on the level of rarity.
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- article
- Published
- 2013-04-17
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- 6
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- 66
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Keywords
Species richness, Body size and species richness, Spatial ecology, Herbarium, Ecology
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