Introduction to the Special Issue: Across the horizon: scale effects in global change research.

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Elise S Gornish

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Sebastian Leuzinger

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Using an optimality model to understand medium and long-term responses of vegetation water use to elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations

Responses of sap flow, leaf gas exchange and growth of hybrid aspen to elevated atmospheric humidity under field conditions

Interactive effects of nitrogen addition, warming and invasion across organizational levels in an old-field plant community.

Effects of disturbance on vegetation by sand accretion and erosion across coastal dune habitats on a barrier island.

Dominant plant taxa predict plant productivity responses to CO2 enrichment across precipitation and soil gradients

Plant community feedbacks and long-term ecosystem responses to multi-factored global change.

Revisiting spatial scale in the productivity-species richness relationship: fundamental issues and global change implications.

Scale decisions can reverse conclusions on community assembly processes

Species-level and community-level responses to disturbance: a cross-community analysis.

Variation in stochastic demography between and within central and peripheral regions in a widespread short-lived herb.

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10.1093/AOBPLA/PLV079

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2015-07-14T00:00:00Z

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Warming

Community Ecology

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