Progresses in the ecosystem traits across North-South Transect of Eastern China are systematically reported the in Functional Ecology special issue----Key Laboratory of Ecosystem Network Observation and Modeling,Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Progresses in the ecosystem traits across North-South Transect of Eastern China are systematically reported the in Functional Ecology special issue

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Functional Ecology, systematically reported the progresses in the ecosystem traits across North-South Transect of Eastern China in the form of special issue. These studies filled the knowledge gap of domestic and foreign large-scale trait researches, developed a set of method on the scaling of organ-level traits to community-level traits, and initially established the quantitative relationships between various traits and functions in natural forest ecosystems, all of which will enrich the contents and direction of traditional trait researches.

Functional traits along a transect

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