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Analysis (FIA) → Manuscript working drafts → Functional traits of forest trees influenced by
fire, climate, and geography: implications for ecosystem services
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Functional Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
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traits of
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forest trees 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
influenced 2128 2229 23 24 25 26 27
by fire,
climate, and
geography:
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Konza LTER data and
background
You're not here for fun...
Three potential synthesis
questions
Precipitation subgroup
data
Seed size from Kew SID
Fire-Grazing Yum!
Grassland precip project paragraph with our
Forest Inventory and
questions
Analysis (FIA)
 Allometry
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 Useful FIA headers file, click the edit tab to
 NCEAS Workshop add one.
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 Conceptual
by Susan McIlroy — last
Framework
modified 2008-03-31
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 Functional
traits of
forest trees
influenced
by fire,
climate, and
geography:
implications
for
ecosystem
services
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 FIA DATA
 Traits and Data
 R and Endnote
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 sem work at nceas
USDA Plants
implications
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