Bioclimatic modeling of potential vegetation types as an alternative to species distribution models for projecting plant species shifts under changing climates

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RT @nature_LANDFIRE: 🍃How will plant species shift w/ climate change? 📏Bioclimatic modelers are making predictions - weaving species distri…

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RT @SupperCub95D: Recent work from Rachel Loehman of USGS Alaska Science Center and USFS colleagues on modeling future vegetation shifts un…

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Recent work from Rachel Loehman of USGS Alaska Science Center and USFS colleagues on modeling future vegetation shifts under changing climates https://t.co/oUanUocDVL

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RT @nature_LANDFIRE: 🍃How will plant species shift w/ climate change? 📏Bioclimatic modelers are making predictions - weaving species distri…

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