Pervasive shifts in forest dynamics in a changing world
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James S. Clark | R. B. Jackson | B. Poulter | T. Pugh | M. Uriarte | N. McDowell | Chonggang Xu | C. Allen | M. Turner | G. Hurtt | M. Dietze | L. Chini | B. Bond‐Lamberty | A. Walker | Daniel J. Johnson | K. Anderson‐Teixeira | B. Aukema | C. Grossiord | Adam R Hanbury-Brown | L. Kueppers | J. Lichstein | K. Ogle | R. Seidl | J. Clark | J. W. Lichstein
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