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A trait‐based approach reveals the importance of biotic filter for elevational herb richness patternNARA Subscribed
Aim To evaluate how a biotic filter (overstorey cover [ OC ]) shapes an elevational herb richness pattern and to test whether intermediate elevations represent more suitable habitats for herb species due to the minimal biotic and moderate abiotic filtering that occured there. Location Dongling Mountain, China. Taxon Herbs. Methods We sampled herb richness along a 1,000‐m vertical transect ( OC and elevation covary) and four ho...
Structural styles of Longmen Mountain thrust belt, SW ChinaNARA Subscribed
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