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Sampling methods affect nematode-trapping fungi biodiversity patterns across an elevational gradient.

2019-11-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Understanding the patterns of species richness across elevational gradients is a key concept for contemporary research in ecology and evolution, and critical to understanding large-scale trends in biodiversity, global change and conservation. However, patterns of elevational species richness between taxonomic groups, regions and latitudes are inconsistent, so that the various...

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51204059-9368-5a68-9c2e-d99f805b9975
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10.21203/rs.2.14154/v2
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