Résultats pour Auteur : "Williams, Laura J."

Neighbourhood diversity increases tree growth in experimental forests more in wetter climates but not in wetter years. Zheng Liting, Ibáñez Inés, Williams Laura J., Zhu Kai, Serrano-León Hernán, Jensen Joel, Eisenhauer Nico, Verheyen Kris, Scherer-Lorenzen Michael, Schnabel Florian, Kreft Holger, Guerrero-Ramírez Nathaly R., Hölscher Dirk, Paterno Gustavo B., Irawan Bambang, Ponette Quentin, Messier Christian, Paquette Alain, Stefanski Artur, Mereu Simone, Bauhus Jürgen, Hajek Peter, Nock Charles A., Cavender-Bares Jeannine, Parker William C., Quosh Julius, Ferlian Olga, Auge Harald, Potvin Catherine, Yan Enrong, Yang Baiyu, Zhang Li, Zhao Zhao, Sinacore Katherine, Hall Jefferson, Guillemot Joannès, Robin Agnès, Brancalion Pedro H.S., Sundawati Leti, Reich Peter B.. 2025. Nature Ecology and Evolution, 16 p.

Spatial priorities for conserving the most intact biodiverse forests within Central Africa. Grantham H.S., Shapiro Aurélie C., Bonfils D., Gond Valéry, Goldman E., Maisels Fiona, Plumptre Andrew J., Rayden T., Robinson J.G., Strindberg S., Stokes Emma, Tulloch A.I.T.T., Watson J.E.M., Williams Laura J., Rickenbach Olivia. 2020. Environmental Research Letters, 15 (9):0940b5, 13 p.