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1. Many ecosystems are gaining some species and losing others, leading to large shifts in community composition. Plants that support nitrogen (N)‐fixing symbionts (hereafter N‐fixers) are major ecosystem drivers but human‐induced environmental changes can lead to their loss; the impacts of this loss have seldom been studied. In New Zealand, the gain of some invasive herbivorous mammals leads to the...
1. The experimental removal of early successional species can explain how plant communities change over time.
2. During a 7.3‐year period, early successional woody species, scrambling ferns and tree ferns were removed from a total of 10 landslides in the Luquillo Experimental Forest in north‐eastern Puerto Rico.
3. Early successional woody plants in combination with tree ferns decreased species richness...
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