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Ecology and Evolution(1)

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences(1)

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America(1)

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Economía de la tierra y la energía(1)

Factores que afectan al comportamiento social(1)

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Climate modifies response of non-native and native species richness to nutrient enrichment

Abstract: Ecosystem eutrophication often increases domination by non-natives and causes displacement of native

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climate variability, non-native species, NutNet, nutrient enrichment, Species abundance, Species richness

Alberti J., Bakker J.D., Borer E.T., Cadotte M.W., Caldeira M.C., Chaneton E.J., D’Antonio C.M., Fay P.A., Firn J.L., Flores-Moreno H., Hagenah N., Harpole W.S., Iribarne O., Kirkman K.P., Knops J.M.H., La Pierre K.J., Laungani R., Leakey A.D.B., Lind E.M., MacDougall A.S., McCulley R.L., Moore J.L., Pascual J., Reich P.B., Reichmann L.G., Seabloom E.W., Selene Báez, Sullivan L.L., Yahdjian L.

Negative effects of nitrogen override positive effects of phosphorus on grassland legumes worldwide

Abstract: Anthropogenic nutrient enrichment is driving global biodiversity decline and modifying ecosystem fun

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eutrophication, Fabaceae, Legumes, N deposition, Nutrient Network

Arnillas C.A., Bakker J.D., Borer E.T., Brown C.S., Cadotte M.W., Caldeira M.C., Chaneton E.J., Daleo P., Dwyer J.M., Fay P.A., Firn J.L., Gherardi L.A., Hagenah N., Hautier Y., Komatsu K.J., McCulley R.L., Price J.N., Prober S.M., Risch A.C., Sankaran M., Schuetz M., Seabloom E.W., Selene Báez, Simonsen A.K., Standish R.J., Stevens C.J., Tognetti P.M., Wragg P.D., Yahdjian L.

Opposing community assembly patterns for dominant and nondominant plant species in herbaceous ecosystems globally

Abstract: Biotic and abiotic factors interact with dominant plants—the locally most frequent or with the large

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Alberti J., Arnillas C.A., Bakker J.D., Borer E.T., Boughton E.H., Buckley Y.M., Bugalho M.N., Cadotte M.W., Donohue I., Dwyer J.M., Firn J.L., Gridzak R., Hagenah N., Hautier Y., Helm A., Jentsch A., Knops J.M.H., Komatsu K.J., Laanisto L., Laungani R., McCulley R.L., Moore J.L., Morgan J.W., Peri P.L., Power S.A., Price J.N., Sankaran M., Schamp B., Seabloom E.W., Selene Báez, Speziale K.L., Standish R.J., Virtanen R.