Lineage Functional Types (LFTs): Characterizing functional diversity to enhance the representation of ecological behavior in Earth System Models
Daniel M. Griffith(Oregon State University), Christopher J. Still(Carnegie Institution for Science), Melinda D. Smith(Colorado State University), W. J. Riley(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), William J. Bond(University of Cape Town), Timothy Gallaher(Bernice P. Bishop Museum), Colin P. Osborne(University of Sheffield), Lila Leatherman(Oregon State University), Caroline A. E. Strömberg(University of Washington), Brent R. Helliker, Jesse B. Nippert(Kansas State University), Fan Qiu(Kansas State University), Stephanie Pau(State Street (United States)), David J. Beerling(Leverhulme Trust), Caroline E. R. Lehmann(Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh), Erika J. Edwards(Yale University), Mark C. Ungerer(Kansas State University), Seton Bachle(Kansas State University), Lyla L. Taylor(University of Sheffield)
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