The three major axes of terrestrial ecosystem function.

M, Migliavacca; T, Musavi; MD, Mahecha; JA, Nelson; J, Knauer; DD, Baldocchi; O, Perez-Priego; R, Christiansen; J, Peters; K, Anderson; M, Bahn; TA, Black; PD, Blanken; D, Bonal; N, Buchmann; S, Caldararu; A, Carrara; N, Carvalhais; A, Cescatti; J, Chen; J, Cleverly; E, Cremonese; AR, Desai; TS, El-Madany; MM, Farella; M, Fernández-Martínez; G, Filippa; M, Forkel; M, Galvagno; U, Gomarasca; CM, Gough; M, Göckede; A, Ibrom; H, Ikawa; IA, Janssens; M, Jung; J, Kattge; TF, Keenan; A, Knohl; H, Kobayashi; G, Kraemer; BE, Law; MJ, Liddell; X, Ma; I, Mammarella; D, Martini; C, Macfarlane; G, Matteucci; L, Montagnani; DE, Pabon-Moreno; C, Panigada; D, Papale; E, Pendall; J, Penuelas; RP, Phillips; PB, Reich; M, Rossini; E, Rotenberg; RL, Scott; C, Stahl; U, Weber; G, Wohlfahrt; S, Wolf; IJ, Wright; D, Yakir; S, Zaehle; M, Reichstein

doi:10.1038/s41586-021-03939-9

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The three major axes of terrestrial ecosystem function.

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Migliavacca M

Musavi T

Mahecha MD

Abstract

The leaf economics spectrum1,2 and the global spectrum of plant forms and functions3 revealed fundamental axes of variation in plant traits, which represent different ecological strategies that are shaped by the evolutionary development of plant species2. Ecosystem functions depend on environmental ...

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