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Anthropogenic Drivers of Small Island Effects in Urban Remnant Woody Plants

2024-11-05

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The positive relationship between species richness and area is a fundamental principle in ecology. However, this pattern deviates on small islands, where species richness either changes independently of area or increases at a slower rate—a phenomenon known as the Small-Island Effect (SIE). While the SIE has been well-documented in natural ecosystem, its presence in highly fragmented and disturbed urban ecosy...

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10.20944/preprints202411.0193.v1
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