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Scientists Demonstrated the Plant Trait Responses of Extreme Drought

Researchers from Institute of Applied Ecology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences report the responses of community-level traits to long-term drought across three grasslands of northern China.
2019-09-23

Uptake Patterns of Glycine, Ammonium, and Nitrate Differ Among Four Common Tree Species of Northe...

Nitrogen (N) is a major plant nutrient that influences the productivity, composition and function of forests. Plants compete with soil microbes for soil N in the forms of inorganic and organic N. R...
2019-09-19

Divergent Growth Responses to Warming and Drying Climates between Native and Non Native Tree Spec...

Climate change significantly affects forest ecosystems. However, little is known about whether non-native and native tree species show similar responses to global warming.
2019-09-06

Researchers Uncover Physiological Mechanisms Determining High Productivity Characteristics of Com...

The vast variety of leaf morphology are important manifestation of plant functional diversity, and simple- and compound-leaf forms are prominent traits of leaf morphology of trees.
2019-09-04

Seed Burial During Wind Dispersal

Soil seed bank, as the basis of all vegetation processes, can provide diaspores for population maintenance and community assembly. bv
2019-09-03
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