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Figure 3: The Contributions (%) of the Different Critical Environmental Variables to Aboveground Biomass via Redundancy Analysis.
doi 10.7717/peerj.7272/fig-3
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Figure 2: The Correlationships of Aboveground Biomass With Environmental Factors.
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Figure 5: Relationships Between Aboveground Biomass and the Aridity Index (AI).
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