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Fruiting phenology of seed dispersal syndromes in a Mexican Neotropical temperate forest

2013-02-01

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By linking phenological patterns not only to climatic factors but also to plant functional traits we may gain a better understanding of plant community function and assembly. While phenological patterns and dispersal syndromes have been well studied for temperate forests in boreal latitudes, as well as tropical forests, little information is available for high altitude temperate forests within tropical latitudes....

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10.1016/j.foreco.2012.10.038
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