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Congruent functional patterns conceal contrasting environmental drivers of aboveground and belowground community assembly across Europe
Abstract Above- and belowground plant organs interface with fundamentally different environments and have evolved under distinct selective regimes. This raises the possibility of divergent community-level responses along environmental gradients between these two compartments, an u
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