The plant traits that drive ecosystems: Evidence from three continents
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J. P. Grime | J. Cornelissen | S. Díaz | S. R. Band | K. Thompson | Sandra Díaz | V. Falczuk | S. Yazdani | M. Charles | Glynis Jones | P. Castro-Díez | N. Pérez‐Harguindeguy | J. Hodgson | A. Jalili | M. Cabido | M. Dehghan | G. Funes | M. Zak | G. Montserrat-Martí | F. Zarrinkamar | Y. Asri | S. Basconcelo | B. Hamzeh'ee | M. Khoshnevi | M. C. Pérez-Rontomé | A. Shirvany | F. Vendramini | R. Abbas-Azimi | A. Bogaard | S. Boustani | M. Dehghan | L. D. Torres-Espuny | J. Guerrero-Campo | A. Hynd | E. Kowsary | F. Kazemi-Saeed | M. Maestro-Martínez | A. Romo-Díez | S. Shaw | B. Siavash | P. Villar‐Salvador | G. Jones | S. Yazdani | B. Hamzehee | L. de Torres-Espuny
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