Organizing principles for vegetation dynamics
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I. C. Prentice | Nadejda A. Soudzilovskaia | R. Dewar | A. Mäkelä | E. Meron | P. Ciais | S. Zaehle | U. Dieckmann | J. Peñuelas | M. Loreau | W. Cramer | K. Rebel | S. Schymanski | S. Harrison | B. Stocker | I. Wright | G. Midgley | D. Falster | S. Manzoni | E. Rovenskaya | P. V. van Bodegom | C. Farrior | S. Pietsch | F. Hofhansl | O. Franklin | Å. Brännström | Han Wang | M. van Oijen | C. Terrer
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