Edaphic specialization in relation to termite mounds in Katanga (DR Congo): A reciprocal transplant experiment with congeneric tree species

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In our previous paper: https://t.co/Ycrm21TJas we revealed existence of 2 groups of species with almost non‐overlapping realised niches with positive and negative affinity for termite mounds pointing to different resource use strategies. [2/5]

In a previous paper: https://t.co/Ycrm21TJas we revealed the existence of two groups of species with almost non‐overlapping realised niches with positive and negative affinity for termite mounds pointing to different resource use strategies. [3/5]

This study follows our previous work (https://t.co/Ycrm21TJas).[2/3]

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