Maternal and Cold-Stratification Warming Outweigh Germination-phase Warming in Regulating Seed Germination of Alpine Plants [0.03%]
母体和低温锻炼变暖在调控高山植物种子萌发方面比萌发期变暖更加重要
Zhen Ma,Carol C Baskin,Jerry M Baskin et al.
Zhen Ma et al.
Background and aims: Global warming impacts on key plant life-history stages represent a central focus in ecology. Seed germination, the critical starting point in the plant life cycle, lacks a systematic understanding of...
A modern phytolith reference collection for selected native Australian plants: Implications for vegetation reconstruction [0.03%]
一份精选的澳大利亚本土植物现代植硅体参考标本集：植被重建的意义
Manoshi Hazra,Alison Crowther,Francesca McInerney et al.
Manoshi Hazra et al.
Background and aims: Phytolith analysis is widely applied in palaeoecological and archaeological research, but its interpretive strength depends on the availability of robust modern reference collections. This study expan...
Diminishing returns in the scaling of lamina and petiole biomass and its relation to lamina geometric occupancy: evidence from 12 Malus cultivars [0.03%]
基于12个苹果栽培品种叶和叶柄生物量的规模效应递减及其与叶片几何占有率关系的研究
Wen Gu,Karl J Niklas,Feixue Jiang et al.
Wen Gu et al.
Background and aims: Leaf biomass allocation involves scaling relationships between photosynthetic surface area and supporting structures. However, whether these relationships remain consistent among closely related culti...
Global agriculture shows limited evidence of a pollinator-driven yield decline to date [0.03%]
迄今全球农业未显示出由传粉者导致的产量下降的明显迹象
Marcelo A Aizen,Gabriela Gleiser,Carolina L Morales et al.
Marcelo A Aizen et al.
Background: During recent decades, declines in the abundance and diversity of wild pollinators have been widely documented, driven primarily by human-induced disturbance, such as agricultural expansion, land-use change, p...
Network architecture and vulnerability of macroalgal epiphyte-host interactions in Caribbean coastal ecosystems: implications for marine conservation [0.03%]
基于加勒比沿海生态系统中巨藻附生藻-宿主相互作用的网络结构及其脆弱性对海洋保护的意义
Abdiel Jover,Asiel Cabrera,Ana M Suárez et al.
Abdiel Jover et al.
Background and aims: Tropical coastal marine ecosystems depend on macroalgal epiphyte-host networks, yet their architecture and vulnerability remain poorly characterised in the Caribbean. This study characterised the topo...
An assessment of the suitability of current evidence on European wild seaweed ecosystems for blue carbon accounting [0.03%]
评估现有证据对欧洲野生海藻生态系统进行蓝色碳会计的适用性
Ana Julieth Calderón Márquez,Beatrice Smyth,Dan A Smale et al.
Ana Julieth Calderón Márquez et al.
Background: Blue carbon has become an important component of climate mitigation policy, integrating selected coastal ecosystems into greenhouse gas accounting frameworks. With their high productivity and large spatial ext...
The positive compound leaf-drought association is shrub specific in Chinese forests [0.03%]
中国森林中复叶的正复合干旱关联具有灌木树种特异性
Wanli Zhao,Haoyu Zhang,Peili Fu
Wanli Zhao
Background and aims: The classic hypothesis that compound leaves are associated with drought has largely treated all woody plants as a single functional group, overlooking potential ecological divergence among shrubs, tre...
Genotypic variation in water-use traits and drought response of Rwandan common bean cultivars [0.03%]
卢旺达菜豆品种的用水性状和抗旱反应的基因型差异
Diana Laura Labastida Jaimes,Jules Maurice Shema,Jean-Pierre Muhire et al.
Diana Laura Labastida Jaimes et al.
Background and aims: Water availability is the most limiting factor for global agricultural productivity. Rain-fed smallholder farming common to sub-Saharan Africa is particularly sensitive to unpredictable precipitation ...
Different strategies, shared trajectories: biomass-allocation scaling during establishment and recovery from disturbance in perennial herbs [0.03%]
不同的策略，相同的轨迹：多年生草本植物在建立和干扰后恢复期间的生物量分配规律
Jana Martínková,Jitka Klimešová,Adam Klimeš
Jana Martínková
Background and aims: Clonal and non-clonal perennial herbs differ in adult architecture, particularly in the presence of below-ground clonal organs. These contrasting strategies may already shape biomass allocation in you...