Shifts in community-level traits and functional diversity in a mixed conifer forest: a legacy of land-use change

Keyphrases

• Mixed-conifer Forest 100%
• Land Use Change 100%
• Functional Diversity 100%
• Community Traits 100%
• Bark Thickness 100%
• Trait Diversity 100%
• Forest Structure 80%
• Forest Composition 80%
• Wood Density 80%
• Stand Level 60%
• Fire Tolerance 40%
• Compositional Structure 40%
• Drought Tolerance 40%
• Specific Leaf Area 40%
• Functional Traits 40%
• Community-weighted Mean Traits 40%
• Rao's Q 40%
• Wood Bark 40%
• Arizona 20%
• Drought 20%
• Climate Change 20%
• Pre-settlement 20%
• Abies Concolor 20%
• Species Composition 20%
• Restoration Goals 20%
• In Fire 20%
• Forest Species 20%
• Dendrochronology 20%
• Plant Traits 20%
• Thickness Variation 20%
• Resilient 20%
• Historical Reference Conditions 20%
• Diversity Measure 20%
• Disturbance Regime 20%
• Natural Fire Regimes 20%
• Historical Forests 20%
• Forest Resilience 20%
• Fire Season 20%
• Forest Communities 20%
• Plant Functional Traits 20%
• Compositional Shifts 20%
• Ecosystem Structure 20%
• Structure Composition 20%
• Compositional Changes 20%
• Community-weighted Mean 20%
• Structure Community 20%
• Leaf Nitrogen Content 20%
• Degraded Ecosystem 20%
• Pinus Strobiformis 20%
• Multi-trait 20%
• Plant Use 20%
• Functional Richness 20%
• Trait Combinations 20%
• Environmental Stressors 20%
• Functional Target 20%
• Functional Objective 20%
• Resilient Ecosystems 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Functional Diversity 100%
• Land Use Change 100%
• Wood Density 100%
• Drought Tolerance 50%
• Specific Leaf Area 50%
• Pinus 25%
• Abies Concolor 25%
• Fire Regime 25%
• Dendrochronology 25%
• Fire Season 25%