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Canopy structural diversity mediates the effect of climate on primary productivity in forests
Canopy structural diversity varies systematically with climate and species diversity across boreal, temperate, and tropical biomes. Yet, how this latitudinal variation affects forest productivity—particularly the role of structural diversity in mediating effects of climate on productivity across bio
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