Book Review: Does vegetation suit our models? Data and model assumptions and the assessment of species distribution in space

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Austin, M. P. 1990: Community theory and competition in vegetation. In Grace, J. B. and Tilman, D. , editors, Perspectives on plant competition, San Diego, CA: Academic Press, 215-238.

Austin, M. P. 1999: A silent clash of paradigms: some inconsistencies in community ecology. Oikos 86, 170-178.

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