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Two major theories on community assembly (habitat filtering and limiting similarity) predict contrasting patterns in the spatial distribution of plant species. The respective distribution of species functional traits has received much less attention but is essential to understand facilitative and competitive species interactions. Here we apply a recently developed technique for phylogenetic analysis...
Theoretical models predict lognormal species abundance distributions (SADs) in stable and productive environments, with log-series SADs in less stable, dispersal driven communities. We studied patterns of relative species abundances of perennial vascular plants in global dryland communities to: (i) assess the influence of climatic and soil characteristics on the observed SADs, (ii) infer how environmental...
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