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Multi-trait eco-evolutionary dynamics explain niche diversity and evolved neutrality in forests
bioRxiv
Jan 30, 2015
Daniel S FalsterUlf Dieckmann
PMID: 990014605
DOI: 10.1101/014605
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An enduring challenge in ecology is to understand how diverse plant species coexist when competing for the same basic resources. Two candidate frameworks for meeting this challenge currently exist in forest ecology. Niche-based approaches succeed in describing successional dynamics in r...read more
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An enduring challenge in ecology is to understand how diverse plant species coexist when competing for the same basic resources. Two candidate frameworks for meeting this challenge currently exist in forest ecology. Niche-based approaches succeed in describing successional dynamics in r...read more
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