2020
DOI: 10.1111/aec.12970
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Reducing tree density affects interactions between trees and atmospheric Tillandsia species (Bromeliaceae)

Abstract: Disruptions in species interactions derived from forest fragmentation are a major driver of biodiversity declines. Atmospheric bromeliads, a group of extreme epiphytes in the Tillandsia genus, often thrive in anthropogenic landscapes, spreading beyond their usual distribution. Here, we investigate how distinct tree densities affect the interactions between tree traits and patterns of atmospheric bromeliad host selection, abundance, functional composition, and canopy distribution. We measured a total of 3130 at… Show more

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