Higher levels of multiple ecosystem services are found in forests with more tree species, Suppl info
Lars Gamfeldt(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Jan Bengtsson(Stellenbosch University), Tord Snäll(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Robert Bagchi(Durham University), Bertil Westerlund(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Henrik Andrén(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Jon Moen(Umeå University), Lena Gustafsson(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Fredrik Moberg(Stockholm Resilience Centre), Christopher D. Philipson(Belorusneft (Belarus)), Petter Kjellander(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Mats Fröberg(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Johan Stendahl(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), María C. Ruiz Jaen, Grzegorz Mikusiński(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Erik Andersson(Stockholm Resilience Centre), Micael Jonsson(Umeå University)
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