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Multispecies coexistence of trees in tropical forests: Spatial signals of topographic niche differentiation increase with environmental heterogeneity
ArticleAbstract: Neutral and niche theories give contrasting explanations for the maintenance of tropical tree speciePalabras claves:Cross-pair overlap distribution, Neutral theory, niche differentiation, Spatial pattern, Species coexistence, Tropical ForestAutores:Bao L., Brockelman W.Y., Brown C., Burslem D.F.R.P., Cao M., Chang L.W., Dattaraja H.S., Davies S.J., Gunatilleke C.V.S., Gunatilleke I.A.U.N., Huang J., Illian J.B., Kassim A.R., laFrankie J.V., Law R., Lian J., Lin L., Ma K., Mi X., Nathalang A., Noor S., Ong P.S., Renato Valencia, Su S.H., Sukumar R., Sun I.F., Suresh H.S., Tan S., Thompson J., Uriarte M., Yap S.L., Ye W.Fuentes:googlescopusTopography and neighborhood crowding can interact to shape species growth and distribution in a diverse Amazonian forest
ArticleAbstract: Abiotic constraints and biotic interactions act simultaneously to shape communities. However, thesePalabras claves:community dynamics, Functional traits, Growth model, spatial interactions, Species coexistence, topographic gradients, Tropical forestsAutores:Fortunel C., Garwood N.C., Kraft N.J.B., Lasky J.R., Renato Valencia, Uriarte M., Wright S.J.Fuentes:googlescopus