Jack-of-all-trades effects drive biodiversity-ecosystem multifunctionality relationships in European forests.

der Plas F, van; P, Manning; E, Allan; M, Scherer-Lorenzen; K, Verheyen; C, Wirth; MA, Zavala; A, Hector; E, Ampoorter; L, Baeten; L, Barbaro; J, Bauhus; R, Benavides; A, Benneter; F, Berthold; D, Bonal; O, Bouriaud; H, Bruelheide; F, Bussotti; M, Carnol; B, Castagneyrol; Y, Charbonnier; D, Coomes; A, Coppi; CC, Bastias; Dawud S, Muhie; Wandeler H, De; T, Domisch; L, Finér; A, Gessler; A, Granier; C, Grossiord; V, Guyot; S, Hättenschwiler; H, Jactel; B, Jaroszewicz; FX, Joly; T, Jucker; J, Koricheva; H, Milligan; S, Müller; B, Muys; D, Nguyen; M, Pollastrini; K, Raulund-Rasmussen; F, Selvi; J, Stenlid; F, Valladares; L, Vesterdal; D, Zielínski; M, Fischer

doi:10.1038/ncomms11109

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Jack-of-all-trades effects drive biodiversity-ecosystem multifunctionality relationships in European forests.

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van der Plas F

Manning P

Allan E

Abstract

There is considerable evidence that biodiversity promotes multiple ecosystem functions (multifunctionality), thus ensuring the delivery of ecosystem services important for human well-being. However, the mechanisms underlying this relationship are poorly understood, especially in natural ecosystems. ...

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