Kobe / Boca Raton / Pretoria / The Hague / Cambridge / Vesk / London / Bogor / /
Company
E R I A L S A / GE / Russell / RGR / CRC Press / Canon / Oxford University Press / Rappoport HF / Resource Ecology Group / Pearson / Forest Ecology / Botany Company / /
Continent
Africa / South America / /
Country
Netherlands / South Africa / Swaziland / Zimbabwe / Lesotho / Indonesia / Japan / United States / Brazil / Australia / /
Currency
Rs / / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
Aims Plant / Kyoto University / Plant Sciences / Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden / South African National Biodiversity Institute / Plant Ecology / University of Florida / Wageningen University / Plant RGR / University of Brası´lia / /
IndustryTerm
savanna systems / hydrochloric acid solution / deciduous / Functional groups / leaf habit / /
Organization
Chinese Academy of Sciences / Centre for International Forestry Research / Shell Research Foundation / South African National Biodiversity Institute / CO NC / Wageningen University / Resource Ecology Group and Forest Ecology and Management Group / Oxford University / University of Florida / University of Brası´lia / Kyoto University / Kyoto / /
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Leo Goudzwaard / Oeveren Goudzwaard / Xavier Poshiwa / Giovanna Carramaschi / Van Vuuren / Everardo Sampaio / Tony Grice / Peggy Wiseman / Bill Shipley / Silva Fennica / Patricia Tomlinson / Strelitzia / Anne-Marie van den Driessche / Herman van Downloaded / Jia Wu / / /
The American Naturalist / International Journal of Plant Sciences / Annals of Botany / Advances in Ecological Research / American Naturalist / The Botanical Review / /
Region
northern Australia / southern Africa / eastern South America / northeastern Australia / Mediterranean / /
Annals of Botany 114: 315– 324, 2014 doi:aob/mcu107, available online at www.aob.oxfordjournals.org Relative growth rate variation of evergreen and deciduous savanna tree species is driven by different traits K