Replication Data for: "Contrasting responses of plant and lichen carbon based secondary compounds across an elevational gradient"

Johan Asplund; Kristel van Zuijlen; Ruben E. Roos; Tone Birkemoe; Kari Klanderud; Simone I. Lang; David A. Wardle; Line Nybakken

doi:10.18710/ig0mmh

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This dataset contains concentrations of phenolic compounds in individual species of lichens and vascular plants sampled across an elevational gradient from 1120 to 1600 m above sea level near Finse in southern Norway.

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