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In forested ecosystems, it remains unclear whether environmental conditions, resource competition or their joint effects explain non-randomly distributed species pattern. Recently, trait-based approaches have been recognized as an important tool to infer processes governing community assembly patterns. In this study, we quantify patterns of functional composition and diversity to study how tree species...
1. Studying the spatial pattern of plants may provide significant insights into processes and mechanisms that maintain species richness. We used data from a fully mapped 25‐ha temperate forest plot at Changbaishan (CBS), north‐eastern China, to conduct a community‐wide assessment of the type and frequency of intra‐ and interspecific spatial association patterns. We analysed complex scale effects in...
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