Phylogenetic turnover along local environmental gradients in tropical forest communities

Phylogenetic turnover along local environmental gradients in tropical forest communities

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While the importance of local-scale habitat niches in shaping tree species turnover along environmental gradients in tropical forests is well appreciated, relatively little is known about the influence of phylogenetic signal in species’ habitat niches in shaping local community structure. We used de...

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Main Authors: Baldeck, C.A (Author), Bunyavejchewin, S. (Author), Chuyong, G.B (Author), Dalling, J.W (Author), Davies, S.J (Author), Gunatilleke, N. (Author), Gunatilleke, S. (Author), Harms, K.E (Author), John, R. (Author), Kembel, S.W (Author), Kenfack, D. (Author), Kiratiprayoon, S. (Author), Madawala, S. (Author), Navarrete, H. (Author), Supardi, M.N.N (Author), Thomas, D.W (Author), Turner, B.L (Author), Valencia, R. (Author), Yaacob, A. (Author), Yavitt, J.B (Author)
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Language:English
Published: Springer Verlag 2016
Subjects:
Center for tropical forest science
chemistry
community structure
Distance-based redundancy analysis
ecosystem
Ecosystem
environmental gradient
forest
Forests
Phylogenetic beta diversity
Phylogenetic community structure
phylogenetics
phylogeny
Phylogeny
Phylomatic
plant community
soil
Soil
tree
Trees
tropic climate
Tropical Climate
tropical forest
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