Modern pollen rain predicts shifts in plant trait composition but not plant diversity along the Andes–Amazon elevational gradient
Masha T. van der Sande(Wageningen University & Research), William D. Gosling(Institute for Biodiversity), William Farfán-Ríos(Washington University in St. Louis), Dunia H. Urrego(University of Exeter), Yadvinder Malhi(University of Oxford), Alexander Shenkin(University of Oxford), Crystal N. H. McMichael(University of Amsterdam), Miles R. Silman(Wake Forest University), Karina García Cabrera(Wake Forest University)
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