2021
DOI: 10.1111/avsc.12591
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The closer the better? Relative influence of forest continuity and distance to water on the taxonomic and functional structure of riparian plant communities along headwater streams

Abstract: Questions (a) Is forest temporal continuity an important factor in structuring the riparian plant communities along small alluvial valleys? (b) To what extent can distance from the stream modulate the effect of forest continuity and provide a better understanding of the taxonomic and functional structure of these communities? Location Ouanne watershed, France. Methods We used a paired‐samples design, involving stands close to and far from the stream, in ancient or recent riparian forests, in which we studied t… Show more

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