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Functional markers to predict forest ecosystem properties along a rural‐to‐urban gradient

2020-05-01

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QUESTIONS: With increasing focus on urban sustainability, new tools are needed to manage urban woodlands for resilience and ecosystem service provision. Functional traits can provide quantitative and testable links between urban plant communities and specific ecosystem properties (functional markers). We ask whether commonly described multivariate patterns of trait association with urbanization (trait syndromes) c...

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10.1111/jvs.12855
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