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Contrasting short‐ and long‐term direct and indirect interactions in Mediterranean oak savannah communities
Co‐occurrence data are often used to infer interactions between species in plant communities. However, the robustness of these inferences is debated and benefits from a joint assessment of both co‐occurrence data and empirical measurements of biotic interactions. We used the Mediterranean oak‐savann
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