A diversity of biogeographies in an extreme Amazonian wetland habitat
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Issue Date
2017Editor
Myster, Randall W.Book title
Forest Structure, Function and Dynamics in Western AmazoniaBegin page
145End page
157
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http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/9781119090670.ch7/summaryAbstract
Amazonian wetlands are associated with lower species diversity relative to surrounding terra firme forests, as well as compositional turnover along strong hydro-edaphic gradients. Because species differ in their ecophysiological response to soil waterlogging, hydrological regime is likely a major determinant of the local diversity, species distribution and assemblage of plant communities in wetland habitats....Type
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