Global gradients in intraspecific variation in vegetative and floral traits are partially associated with climate and species richness

  • Jonas Kuppler (Creator)
  • Cécile H. Albert (Creator)
  • Gregory M. Ames (Creator)
  • W. Scott Armbruster (Creator)
  • Gerhard Boenisch (Creator)
  • Florian C. Boucher (Creator)
  • Diane R. Campbell (Creator)
  • Liedson T. Carneiro (Creator)
  • Eduardo Chacón-Madrigal (Creator)
  • Brian J Enquist (Creator)
  • Carlos R. Fonseca (Creator)
  • José M. Gómez (Creator)
  • Antoine Guisan (Creator)
  • Pedro Higuchi (Creator)
  • Dirk N. Karger (Creator)
  • J. Kattge (Creator)
  • M. Kleyer (Creator)
  • Nathan J B Kraft (Creator)
  • Anne Amélie C. Larue-Kontić (Creator)
  • Amparo Lázaro (Creator)
  • Martin Lechleitner (Creator)
  • Deirdre Loughnan (Creator)
  • Vanessa Minden (Creator)
  • Ü Niinemets (Creator)
  • G. Overbeck (Creator)
  • Amy L. Parachnowitsch (Creator)
  • Francisco Perfectti (Creator)
  • V. Pillar (Creator)
  • David Schellenberger Costa (Creator)
  • Nina Sletvold (Creator)
  • Martina Stang (Creator)
  • Isabel Alves-dos-Santos (Contributor)
  • Helena Streit (Creator)
  • Justin Wright (Creator)
  • Marcin Zych (Creator)
  • Robert R. Junker (Creator)

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Aim Intraspecific trait variation (ITV) within natural plant communities can be large, influencing local ecological processes and dynamics. Here, we shed light on how ITV in vegetative and floral traits responds to large-scale abiotic and biotic gradien...
Date made available2020
PublisherDRYAD

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