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Value of human‐modified forests for the conservation of canopy epiphytes

2022-07-01

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Human‐modified forests—HMFs—now cover more area worldwide than primary forests and could help buffering the ongoing species loss. However, their role in protecting canopy epiphytes remains unclear, partially because these communities require large trees, high humidity, and shade, conditions which are rare in HMFs. Here, we assessed how canopy epiphytes, in different ontogenetic stages, are structured in HMFs. Spec...

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Literature Corpus work: 57dd4cae-5a4f-55a7-bc3d-8a0be06e56a9
DOI: 10.1111/btp.13119

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