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Facilitative plant interactions and climate simultaneously drive alpine plant diversity. Cavieres Lohengrin A., Brooker Rob W., Butterfield Bradley J., Cook Bradley J., Kikvidze Zaal, Lortie Christopher J., Michalet Richard, Pugnaire Francisco I., Schöb Christian, Xiao Sa, Anthelme Fabien, Björk Robert G., Dickinson Katharine J.M., Cranston Brittany H., Gavilán Rosario, Gutiérrez-Girón Alba, Kanka Robert, Maaloui Jean-Paul, Mark Alan F., Noroozi Jalil, Parajuli Rabindra, Phoenix Gareth K., Reid Anya M., Ridenour Wendy M., Rixen Christian, Wipf Sonja, Zhao Liang, Escudero Adrián, Zaitchik Benjamin F., Lingua Emanuele, Aschehoug Erik T., Callaway Ragan M.. 2014. Ecology Letters, 17 (2) : 193-202.

Experimental support of the stress-gradient hypothesis in herbivore-herbivore interactions. Dangles Olivier, Herrera Mario, Anthelme Fabien. 2013. New Phytologist, 197 (2) : 405-408.

Patterns and origin of intraspecific functional variability in a tropical alpine species along an altitudinal gradient. Almeida Juan P., Montúfar Rommel, Anthelme Fabien. 2013. Plant Ecology and Diversity, 6 (3-4) : 423-433.