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Abundance changes of marsh plant species over 40 years are better explained by niche position water level than functional traits — Yanjing Lou (2020) | RDL Network
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Abundance changes of marsh plant species over 40 years are better explained by niche position water level than functional traits
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2020
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Yanjing Lou
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University of Aberdeen
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