Environmental correlates of biome-level floristic turnover in South Africa

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Environmental correlates of biome-level floristic turnover in South Africa

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G. Anthony Verboom

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Michael D. Cramer

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Simon C. Power

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William J. Bond

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1745-1757

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10.1111/JBI.12971

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2017-03-10T00:00:00Z

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