Phylogenetic structure of Floridian plant communities depends on taxonomic and spatial scale

Keyphrases

• Central Florida 50%
• Close Relatives 50%
• Community Structure 50%
• Conservatism 50%
• Contradictory Results 50%
• Convergent Evolution 50%
• Dominant Pattern 50%
• Environmental Filtering 50%
• Environmental Heterogeneity 50%
• Functional Traits 50%
• Ilex 50%
• Niche Conservatism 100%
• North Central 50%
• Overdispersion 50%
• Phylogenetic Clustering 100%
• Phylogenetic Dispersion 100%
• Phylogenetic Diversity 50%
• Phylogenetic Lineages 100%
• Phylogenetic Niche Conservatism 50%
• Phylogenetic Scale 50%
• Phylogenetic Structure 100%
• Pinus 50%
• Plant Community 100%
• Quercus 100%
• Relative Influence 50%
• Seed Plants 50%
• Species Abundance 50%
• Species Interactions 50%
• State Parks 50%
• Taxonomic Scale 50%
• Trait Evolution 50%
• Trait Similarity 50%
• Woody Plants 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Cladistics 100%
• Convergent Evolution 10%
• Holly 10%
• Lineages 20%
• Pinus 10%
• Plant Community 100%
• Quercus 30%
• Spermatophyte 10%
• State Park 10%
• Woody Plant 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Convergent Evolution 10%
• Ilex 10%
• Lineages 20%
• Oak 20%
• Phylogeny 100%
• Pine 10%
• Population Abundance 10%
• Seed Plant 10%
• Woody Plant 10%