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Rebuilding community ecology from functional traits by McGill, Brian J., Enquist, Brian J., Weiher, Evan, Westoby, Mark

“…There is considerable debate about whether community ecology will ever produce general principles. We suggest here that this can be achieved but that community…”
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Relative competitive performance of 63 species of terrestrial herbaceous plants by Keddy, P., Nielsen, K., Weiher, E., Lawson, R.

“… There is growing evidence that plant and animal species are arranged in hierarchies of relative competitive performance. More work is needed to determine…”
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The assembly of experimental wetland plant communities by Weiher, E, Keddy, P.A. (Ottawa Univ., Ontario (Canada). Dept. of Biology)

“…The ability to predict the composition of communities from environmental factors is a central goal of community ecology. We carefully selected a pool of…”
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Relative Abundance and Evenness Patterns along Diversity and Biomass Gradients by Weiher, Evan, Keddy, Paul A.

“…The distribution of species relative abundances and evenness have long been of interest to ecologists, but until recently evenness and dominance indices were…”
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Assembly Rules, Null Models, and Trait Dispersion: New Questions from Old Patterns by Weiher, Evan, Keddy, Paul A.

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TRY - a global database of plant traits by KATTGE, J., DÍAZ, S., LAVOREL, S., LEADLEY, P., BÖNISCH, G., GARNIER, E., WESTOBY, M., REICH, P. B., WRIGHT, I. J., CORNELISSEN, J. H. C., VIOLLE, C., HARRISON, S. P., Van BODEGOM, P. M., REICHSTEIN, M., ENQUIST, B. J., SOUDZILOVSKAIA, N. A., ATKIN, O., BAKER, T. R., BALDOCCHI, D., BEKKER, R., BLONDER, B., BOND, W. J., BRADSTOCK, R., BUNKER, D. E., CASANOVES, F., CAVENDER-BARES, J., CHAMBERS, J. Q., CHAPIN III, F. S., CHAVE, J., COOMES, D., CRAINE, J. M., DUARTE, L., DURKA, W., FERNÁNDEZ-MÉNDEZ, F., FIDELIS, A., FINEGAN, B., FORD, H., FRANK, D., FYLLAS, N. M., GALLAGHER, R. V., HIGGINS, S. I., HODGSON, J. G., JALILI, A., JANSEN, S., JOLY, C. A., KERKHOFF, A. J., KIRKUP, D., KITAJIMA, K., KLEYER, M., KNOPS, J. M. H., KRAMER, K., KÜHN, I., KUROKAWA, H., LEE, T. D., LENS, F., LENZ, T., LEWIS, S. L., LLOYD, J., LLUSIÀ, J., MA, S., MAHECHA, M. D., MANNING, P., MASSAD, T., MEDLYN, B. E., MESSIER, J., MOLES, A. T., NAEEM, S., NIINEMETS, Ü., NÖLLERT, S., NÜSKE, A., OLEKSYN, J., ONIPCHENKO, V. G., ONODA, Y., ORDOÑEZ, J., PATIÑO, S., PAULA, S., PAUSAS, J. G., PEÑUELAS, J., PILLAR, V., POORTER, H., POORTER, L., POSCHLOD, P., PROULX, R., REINSCH, S., REU, B., SALGADO-NEGRET, B., SARDANS, J., SHIPLEY, B., SIEFERT, A., SOUSSANA, J.-F., SWAINE, E., SWENSON, N., THOMPSON, K., THORNTON, P., WEIHER, E., WHITE, S., YGUEL, B., ZAEHLE, S., ZANNE, A. E., WIRTH, C.

“…Plant traits – the morphological, anatomical, physiological, biochemical and phenological characteristics of plants and their organs – determine how primary…”
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Relative competitive performance of 63 species of terrestrial herbaceous plants by Keddy, P, Nielsen, K, Weiher, E, Lawson, R

“…There is growing evidence that plant and animal species are arranged in hierarchies of relative competitive performance. More work is needed to determine which…”
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Experimental Restoration of Lake Shoreland in Western Wisconsin by Weiher, Evan, Peot, Sarah, Voss, Karen

“…Due to recent growth in residential construction along lakeshores, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has taken a keen interest in promoting the…”
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The Combined Effects of Scale and Productivity on Species Richness by Weiher, Evan

“…1 Although species-area curves are well documented, we know little about how they vary along productivity gradients, nor do we have a firm understanding of…”
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Community Assembly Rules, Morphological Dispersion, and the Coexistence of Plant Species by Weiher, Evan, G. D. Paul Clarke, Keddy, Paul A.

“…In order to find and define any assembly rules for communities, we must first investigate the patterns among species assemblages. We used a series of null…”
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Scale-dependent responses of plant biodiversity to nitrogen enrichment by Chalcraft, David R., Cox, Stephen B., Clark, Christopher, Cleland, Elsa E., Suding, Katharine N., Weiher, Evan, Pennington, Deana

“…Experimental studies demonstrating that nitrogen (N) enrichment reduces plant diversity within individual plots have led to the conclusion that anthropogenic N…”
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Challenging theophrastus: a common core list of plant traits for functional ecology by Weiher, E, Werf, A. van der, Thompson, K, Roderick, M, Garnier, E, Eriksson, O

“…Ecologists need a common language of plant traits in order to make comparisons across regions and scales, pool data, and maximize the utility of the data. To…”
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Species richness along multiple gradients: testing a general multivariate model in oak savannas by Weiher, Evan

“…A confirmatory structural equation model was built in order to test the generality of Grace and Pugesek's model of species richness. A main feature of their…”
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Improvement in Moses Lake Quality from Dilution and Sewage Diversion by Welch, Eugene B., Weiher, Evan R.

“…Moses Lake has received dilution water in 9 of 10 years since treatment began in 1977. The average input for those years was 143 Å 79 × 10 6 m 3 /yr over 93…”
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Why should we constrain stress and limitation? Why conceptual terms deserve broad definitions by Weiher, Evan

“…: In his recent essay, Ch. Körner (2003) suggested that we need to clarify and narrow the meaning of limitation and stress. Current definitions and usage of…”
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Scale-dependence of environmental effects on species richness in oak savannas by Weiher, E, Howe, A

“…In order to investigate how scale (grain size) affects the relationships between species richness and environmental drivers (such as stress and disturbance),…”
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Scale-dependence of environmental effects on species richness in oak savannas by Weiher, Evan, Howe, Alicia

“… In order to investigate how scale (grain size) affects the relationships between species richness and environmental drivers (such as stress and disturbance),…”
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Multivariate control of plant species richness and community biomass in blackland prairie by Weiher, Evan, Forbes, Sarah, Schauwecker, Timothy, B. Grace, James

“…Recent studies have shown that patterns of plant species richness and community biomass are best understood in a multivariate context. The objective of this…”
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Community assembly rules, morphological dispersion, and the coexistence of plant species by WEIHER, E, CLARKE, G. D. P, KEDDY, P. A

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TRY - a global database of plant traits by KATTGE, J., DÍAZ, S., LAVOREL, S., PRENTICE, I. C., LEADLEY, P., BÖNISCH, G., GARNIER, E., WESTOBY, M., REICH, P. B., WRIGHT, I. J., CORNELISSEN, J. C., VIOLLE, C., Van BODEGOM, P. M., REICHSTEIN, M., ENQUIST, B. J., SOUDZILOVSKAIA, N. A., ANAND, M., ATKIN, O., BAHN, M., BALDOCCHI, D., BLANCO, C. C., BLONDER, B., BOND, W. J., BRADSTOCK, R., BUNKER, D. E., CAVENDER-BARES, J., CHAPIN III, F. S., CHAVE, J., CORNWELL, W. K., CRAINE, J. M., DUARTE, L., DURKA, W., ELSER, J., ESSER, G., FANG, J., FERNÁNDEZ-MÉNDEZ, F., FIDELIS, A., FLORES, O., FRANK, D., FYLLAS, N. M., GALLAGHER, R. V., GREEN, W. A., GUTIERREZ, A. G., HICKLER, T., HODGSON, J. G., JALILI, A., JOLY, C. A., KERKHOFF, A. J., KIRKUP, D., KITAJIMA, K., KLOTZ, S., KUROKAWA, H., LAUGHLIN, D., LEE, T. D., LEISHMAN, M., LENS, F., LEWIS, S. L., LLOYD, J., LOUAULT, F., MA, S., MAHECHA, M. D., MANNING, P., MASSAD, T., MEDLYN, B. E., MESSIER, J., MOLES, A. T., MÜLLER, S. C., NAEEM, S., NIINEMETS, Ü., NÖLLERT, S., OGAYA, R., OLEKSYN, J., ONIPCHENKO, V. G., ORDOÑEZ, J., OVERBECK, G., PAULA, S., PILLAR, V., POORTER, H., POORTER, L., POSCHLOD, P., PRINZING, A., PROULX, R., RAMMIG, A., REINSCH, S., REU, B., SACK, L., SHIPLEY, B., SIEFERT, A., SOSINSKI, E., SOUSSANA, J. -F., SWAINE, E., SWENSON, N., THOMPSON, K., THORNTON, P., WALDRAM, M., WHITE, M., WRIGHT, S. J., YGUEL, B., ZAEHLE, S., ZANNE, A. E.

“…Plant traits – the morphological, anatomical, physiological, biochemical and phenological characteristics of plants and their organs – determine how primary…”
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