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Context‐dependent changes in the functional composition of tree communities along successional gradients after land‐use change

2016-09-01

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Land‐use change can modify the functional composition of tree communities, which is an essential determinant of the ecosystem functions. The lack of consensus about the functional responses of tree communities to land‐use change is a major uncertainty in the assessments of human impacts on terrestrial ecosystem functions. In this study, we applied a machine‐learning method to a large data set consisting of 2574 tr...

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089f05d4-b30e-56ef-88c2-0f37b01a4706
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10.1111/1365-2745.12597
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