Soil biota and chemical interactions promote co-existence in co-evolved grassland communities von Semchenko, Marina, Nettan, Siim, Sepp, Anette, Zhang, Qiaoying, Abakumova, Maria, Davison, John, Kalamees, Rein, Lepik, Anu, Püssa, Kersti, Saar, Sirgi, Saarma, Merilin, Thetloff, Marge, Zobel, Kristjan

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Soil biota and chemical interactions promote co‐existence in co‐evolved grassland communities von Semchenko, Marina, Nettan, Siim, Sepp, Anette, Zhang, Qiaoying, Abakumova, Maria, Davison, John, Kalamees, Rein, Lepik, Anu, Püssa, Kersti, Saar, Sirgi, Saarma, Merilin, Thetloff, Marge, Zobel, Kristjan

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Data from: Soil biota and chemical interactions promote co-existence in co-evolved grassland communities von Semchenko, Marina, Nettan, Siim, Sepp, Anette, Zhang, Qiaoying, Abakumova, Maria, Davison, John, Kalamees, Rein, Lepik, Anu, Püssa, Kersti, Saar, Sirgi, Saarma, Merilin, Thetloff, Marge, Zobel, Kristjan

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Semchenko_et_al_2019_JEcol_data von Semchenko, Marina, Nettan, Siim, Sepp, Anette, Zhang, Qiaoying, Abakumova, Maria, Davison, John, Kalamees, Rein, Lepik, Anu, Püssa, Kersti, Saar, Sirgi, Saarma, Merilin, Thetloff, Marge, Zobel, Kristjan

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Progression of multiple system atrophy (MSA): A prospective natural history study by the European MSA Study Group (EMSA SG) von Geser, Felix, Wenning, Gregor K., Seppi, Klaus, Stampfer-Kountchev, Michaela, Scherfler, Christoph, Sawires, Martin, Frick, Carolin, Ndayisaba, Jean-Pierre, Ulmer, Hanno, Pellecchia, Maria T., Barone, Paolo, Kim, Hee T., Hooker, Juzar, Quinn, Niall P., Cardozo, Adriana, Tolosa, Eduardo, Abele, Michael, Klockgether, Thomas, Østergaard, Karen, Dupont, Erik, Schimke, Nicole, Eggert, Karla M., Oertel, Wolfgang, Djaldetti, Ruth, Poewe, Werner

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