Trait-based plant ecology: moving towards a unifying species coexistence theoryFeatures of the Special Section

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Adrián Escudero
Fernando Valladares
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[1] Universidad Rey Juan Carlos,Área Biodiversidad y Conservación, Departamento de Biología y Geología, ESCET
[2] National Museum of Natural History,LINCGlobal, Department of Biogeography and Global Change
[3] MNCN,undefined
[4] CSIC,undefined
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Oecologia | 2016年 / 180卷
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Functional traits are the center of recent attempts to unify key ecological theories on species coexistence and assembling in populations and communities. While the plethora of studies on the role of functional traits to explain patterns and dynamics of communities has rendered a complex picture due to the idiosyncrasies of each study system and approach, there is increasing evidence on their actual relevance when aspects such as different spatial scales, intraspecific variability and demography are considered.
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