Gleasonian view of plant communities
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The Gleasonian view of plant communities is an ecological concept proposing that plant communities are loose, individualistic assemblages of species whose distributions are governed by each species’ unique environmental tolerances rather than by tightly integrated, fixed community units.
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| Gleasonian view of plant communities canonical | 1 |
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