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. 2024 Oct 30;291(2033):20241120. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2024.1120

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Relationships between soil properties, FFI and AGB of grassy (AGBGRASS) and woody (AGBWOOD) layers. — Relationships between soil properties, FFI and AGB of grassy (AGB_GRASS) and woody (AGB_WOOD) layers. (a–d) Influence of soil texture (clay and silt content), fertility (CEC) and FFI on AGB_GRASS. (e, f) Influence of FFI on the woody layer with its effects on the relationship between AGB_WOOD and AGB_GRASS. Colours denote plots located on granite (red) and metamorphic (green) substrates. Broken and unbroken lines, respectively, represent the 95th and 50th nonlinear piece-wise quantile regressions. The unbroken orange curve in (f) shows the mean FFI along the gradient of AGB_GRASS.