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Schnitzer, Stefan A. (2005) A Mechanistic Explanation for Global Patterns of Liana Abundance and Distribution. The American Naturalist, 166 (2) 262-276 doi:10.1086/431250

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TitleA Mechanistic Explanation for Global Patterns of Liana Abundance and Distribution
JournalThe American Naturalist
AuthorsSchnitzer, Stefan A.Author
Year2005 (August)Volume166
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/431250Search in ResearchGate
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