Directional trends in species composition over time can lead to a widespread overemphasis of year‐to‐year asynchrony

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Valencia, Enrique ; de Bello, Francesco ; Lepš, Jan ; Galland, Thomas ; E-Vojtkó, Anna ; Conti, Luisa ; Danihelka, Jiří ; Dengler, Jürgen ; Eldridge, David J. ; Estiarte, Marc ; García-González, Ricardo ; Garnier, Eric ; Gómez, Daniel ; Harrison, Susan P. ; Herben, Thomas ; Ibáñez, Ricardo ; Jentsch, Anke ; Jürgens, Norbert ; Kertész, Miklós ; Klumpp, Katja ; Louault, Frédérique ; Marrs, Rob H. ; Ónodi, Gábor ; Pakeman, Robin J. ; Pärtel, Meelis ; Peco, Begoña ; Peñuelas, Josep ; Rueda, Marta ; Schmidt, Wolfgang ; Schmiedel, Ute ; Schütz, Martin ; Skalova, Hana ; Šmilauer, Petr ; Šmilauerová, Marie ; Smit, Christian ; Song, Ming-Hua ; Stock, Martin ; Val, James ; Vandvik, Vigdis ; Wesche, Karsten ; Woodcock, Ben A. ; Young, Truman P. ; Yu, Fei-Hai ; Zobel, Martin ; Götzenberger, Lars:
Directional trends in species composition over time can lead to a widespread overemphasis of year‐to‐year asynchrony.
In: Journal of Vegetation Science. Vol. 31 (2020) Issue 5 . - pp. 792-802.
ISSN 1100-9233
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/jvs.12916