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Socioeconomic gradients modulate climate--soil interactions driving plant punctional traits across China

2025-11-18

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Understanding how human development reshapes trait–environment linkages is essential for predicting vegetation responses under global change. Using data for 25,624 vascular plant species across China, we tested how socioeconomic gradients (regional GDP) modulate climate–soil controls on four key functional traits (leaf area, plant height, seed size, fruit size). We combined generalized additive models, segmented r...

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Literature Corpus work: 35c8914b-00ad-53a8-815e-2fd62a0f0dcc
DOI: 10.22541/au.176342704.43077389/v1

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