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hydrological niche segregation: a standalone construct

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Ecohydrology

coexisting plant species partitioning gradients of soil waterlogging and drying stress, which helps explain species richness in plant communities.

In ecohydrology, hydrological niche segregation refers to coexisting plant species partitioning gradients of soil waterlogging and drying stress, which helps explain species richness in plant communities. This meaning comes from Silvertown (1999) in Nature.[1]

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References

Silvertown, J., Dodd, M. E., Gowing, D. J. G., & Mountford, J. O. (1999). Hydrologically defined niches reveal a basis for species richness in plant communities. Nature, 400(6739), 61-63. https://doi.org/10.1038/21877

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