E. Kaarlejärvi

The paper identifies ecological selection types shaping communities along environmental gradients using multidimensional trait distributions in boreal forest understory plant communities.

The paper examines changes in flower density across nine Arctic tundra species over time at two sites in Greenland, finding species- and site-specific responses to climate factors.

This paper introduces a Bayesian model selection approach for evaluating community-level predictions of joint species distribution models (JSDMs) and demonstrates its effectiveness across environmental gradients.

The paper examines how land-use practices and canopy dynamics affect long-term changes in forest understory diversity and functional traits over 4-5 decades in Finland.