Change in community phylogenetic structure during tropical forest succession: Evidence from New Guinea

Keyphrases

• New Guinea 100%
• Community Phylogenetic Structure 100%
• Tropical Forest Succession 100%
• Primary Forest 75%
• Forest Succession 50%
• Plant Community 50%
• Branch Length 50%
• Phylogenetic Distance 50%
• Secondary Forest 50%
• Phylogenetic Uncertainty 50%
• Divergence 25%
• Community Assembly 25%
• Phylogenetic Structure 25%
• Ecologists 25%
• Nineteen 25%
• Gene Sequencing 25%
• Density Dependence 25%
• Rubidium Chloride 25%
• Uncertainty Estimation 25%
• Divergence Measure 25%
• Environmental Filtering 25%
• Phylogenetic Pattern 25%
• Total Basal Area 25%
• Giving Way 25%
• Diameter at Breast Height 25%
• Over-dispersed 25%
• Successional Gradient 25%
• Lowland Rainforest 25%
• Forest Age 25%
• Length Estimation 25%
• Phylogenetic Clustering 25%
• Interacting Species 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Forest Succession 100%
• Tropical Forest 100%
• Primary Forest 75%
• Branches 50%
• Plant Community 50%
• Secondary Forest 50%
• Cladistics 25%
• Rain Forest 25%
• Lowlands 25%
• Basal Area 25%
• Density Dependence 25%
• Ecologist 25%