Basin-wide variations in foliar properties of Amazonian forest: phylogeny, soils and climate.
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Yadvinder Malhi | Luiz Antonio Martinelli | Oliver L. Phillips | Gabriela Lopez-Gonzalez | Timothy R. Baker | Viviana Horna | Carlos A. Quesada | O. Phillips | Y. Malhi | E. Jimenez | T. Baker | S. Patiño | A. Prieto | C. Quesada | A. Rudas | J. Lloyd | D. Neill | G. Lopez-Gonzalez | L. Arroyo | M. Schwarz | N. Silva | F. Luizão | L. Martinelli | L. Mercado | I. Vieira | A. J. Santos | N. Fyllas | G. B. Nardoto | Nikolaos M. Fyllas | S. Patiño | G. Bielefeld Nardoto | R. Paiva | Michael Schwarz | Lina M. Mercado | A. J. B. Santos | Luzmila Arroyo | E. M. Jimenez | Flávio J. Luizão | David A. Neill | Nelson R.F.A. Silva | Adriana Prieto | Agustín Rudas | M. Silviera | Ima Célia Guimarães Vieira | J. Lloyd | R. Paiva | V. Horna | M. Silviera
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