#8061. Climate mediates the relationship between plant biodiversity and forest structure across the United States

October 2026publication date
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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics;
Ecology;
Global and Planetary Change;
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Abstract:
Empirical biodiversity – forest structure relationships (BSRs) underlie the use of forest structure as a remotely sensible proxy of biodiversity. However, little is known about how BSRs generalize to continental scales or how climate interacts with structure to drive local patterns in plant diversity. Resolving these research gaps in macrosystems ecology will strengthen our understanding of the biogeography of plant diversity, with implications for global-scale biodiversity mapping.
Keywords:
airborne lidar; biodiversity; ecoclimatic gradients; forest structural diversity; GLMM; macrosystems ecology; microclimate; NEON; non-stationarity; vascular plant diversity

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