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Distributional patterns and an additional species of thePassiflora vitifolia complex: Amazonian species diversity due to edaphically differentiated communities
Disregarding the edaphic dimension in species distribution models leads to the omission of crucial spatial information under climate change: the case of Q uercus pubescens in F rance
Intra‐specific and inter‐specific variation in specific leaf area reveal the importance of abiotic and biotic drivers of species diversity across elevation and latitude
Pedology and Plant Provenance Can Improve Species Distribution Predictions of Australian Native Flora: A Calibrated and Validated Modeling Exercise on 5033 Species
Impact of bedrock exposure and soil depth outweighs soil nutrient availability on woody species and functional diversity in lithology-differentiated habitats of dolomite and limestone
Assessing the influence of elevational gradient and soil properties on forest diversity in a low tropical hill of Malaysian Sarawak, Southwestern Borneo
Exploring botanical diversity, ecological traits, and edaphic determinants in Kala Chitta National Park, Pakistan: Implications for conservation and management
Effects of different levels of metal exposure and precipitation regimes on chlorophyll a fluorescence parameters in a coastal Brazilian restinga species
High summer temperatures in Central Europe during the Bølling period (∼14.6-14.0 cal ka BP) inferred from plant macrofossils using a novel European calibration dataset
Climate refugia along Lake Superior’s shores: disjunct arctic–alpine plants rely on cool shoreline temperatures but are restricted to highly exposed habitat under climate warming
Extremely Low Levels of Genetic Variation and Predicted Shifts in Suitable Niche Space for a Geographically Disjunct, Federally Endangered Legume, Leafy Prairie-Clover (Dalea foliosa)
Differential Introgression Between the Northern and Southern Extents of the Lodgepole x Jack Pine Hybrid Zone Suggests Environmentally-driven Selection and Local Adaptation.
Biochemical Fingerprints of Some Endemic Plants Growing in Gypsum Soils: Attenuated Total Reflection-Fourier Transform Infrared (ATR-FTIR) Spectroscopic Study
Physicochemical soil characterisation and nutritional associations of Laccopetalum giganteum (Wedd) Ulbr. (Ranunculaceae) in its high-Andean habitat: a baseline for conservation
The Influence of Slope Aspect on the Spatial Heterogeneity of Soil Nutrients and Seedling Regeneration in Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica Plantation Forests
NATIVE VEGETATION CORRELATION WITH ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS BY MULTIVARIATE APPROACHES IN VARIOUS MICROHABITATS OF SEMIARID SUBTROPICAL REGION, DISTRICT MANDI BAHA UDDIN OF PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
GIS-Based Land Suitability Analysis for Adlai Grits (Coix Lacryma-Jobi L.) Cultivation in Agusan Del Sur Using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach – Analytical Hierarchy Process Technique
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