Equalizing mechanisms may drive species coexistence.

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Outcome: species coexistencee0
Qualifier: equalizing mechanismse0

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“there may be equalizing mechanisms that act as potential drivers of species coexistence”
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Species richness of limestone grasslands increases with trait overlap: evidence from within‐ and between‐species functional diversity partitioning

Yoann Le Bagousse‐Pinguet; Francesco de Bello; Marie Vandewalle; et al. Journal of Ecology 2013. doi:10.1111/1365-2745.12201

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Observation Within-species functional diversity comprised 13.5% to 33.6% of total functional diversity.
Association Within-species diversity was the main component linked to species richness variation.
Observation Within-species functional diversity was lower than between-species functional diversity.
Association Soil properties directly affected species richness.
Association Soil properties did not affect functional diversity components.
Association Increasing between-species trait overlap may relate to greater coexistence.

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