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Amy-Marie Gilpin, Conrad Kobel, Laura E. Brettell, Corey O?Brien, James M. Cook and Sally A. Power
Co-flowering plants can experience an array of interactions, ranging from facilitation to competition, the direction and strength of which are often dependent on the relative abundance and diversity of the plant species involved and the foraging behavior...
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Johannes Timaeus, Ties Ruigrok, Torsten Siegmeier and Maria Renate Finckh
Many agronomic studies have shown the advantages of species mixtures (SM), but for food grain production, they represent only a small niche. Empirical studies that investigate reasons for SM adoption in food grain production are scarce. Here we present a...
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Mariem Ben-Said,Abdelilah Ghallab,Hajar Lamrhari,José Antonio Carreira,Juan Carlos Linares,Lahcen Taïqui
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Aim of study: Understanding small-scale patterns caused by stochastic factors or community interactions driving forest structure and diversity of Moroccan fir Abies marocana Trab.Area of study: Talassemtane fir forest, Talassemtane National Park, Rif Mou...
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Haonan Zhang and Jianhui Xue
Bamboo has invaded native forests worldwide, and its aggressive spread by rhizomes facilitates patch expansion and the eventual replacement of adjacent forests. However, fine-scale studies of the spatial pattern and competitive relationships of bamboo in...
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Minli Wan, Dalia D?Amato, Anne Toppinen and Mika Rekola
Global awareness of sustainability issues is growing rapidly, and business organizations are called to address wider social and environmental concerns along with economic performance. However, limited systematic knowledge exists on the interactions betwe...
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