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A targeted phylogenetic approach helps explain New World functional diversity patterns of two eudicot lineages

2021-01-01

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AIM: Large‐scale functional diversity studies typically examine isolated traits, often without phylogenetic context. Here, we integrate data from five life‐history traits with phylogeny and occurrence records to assess: (a) correlated latitudinal gradients of trait combinations; (b) which traits show phylogenetic conservatism and (c) quantitative, clade‐specific differences in trait syndromes, illustrating the phy...

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6c66b38f-e90f-59b2-8485-7ec4dbb39e0c
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10.1111/jbi.13993
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