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Improved prediction of tree species richness and interpretability of environmental drivers using a machine learning approach
Biodiversity is in decline globally and predicting species diversity is critically important if current trends are to be reversed. Tree species richness (TSR) has long been a key measure of biodiversity, but considerable uncertainties exist in current models, particularly given the classic statistic
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