Ecophysiological and bioclimatic foundations for a global plant functional classification
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Sandy P. Harrison | I. Colin Prentice | J. Ni | I. Prentice | S. Harrison | K. Kohfeld | D. Barboni | Jian Ni | Doris Barboni | Karen E. Kohfeld | J. Sutra | Jean Pierre Sutra
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