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Where, when and how plant-soil feedback matters in a changing world (2016, background): “…other factors that can also drive plant community composition, for example grazing (Veen et al. 2014), pollination (Bronstein 2009), aboveground endophytes (Rudgers & Orr 2009), soil fertility (Wardle, Walker & Bardgett 2004), soil type, and water availability (Wardle 2002; Yelenik & Levine 2011).”