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期刊名:Perspectives in plant ecology evolution and systematics

缩写:PERSPECT PLANT ECOL

ISSN:1433-8319

e-ISSN:1433-8319

IF/分区:2.5/Q2

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The understorey harbours a substantial part of vascular plant diversity in temperate forests and plays an important functional role, affecting ecosystem processes such as nutrient cycling and overstorey regeneration. Global change, however,...
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Changes in vegetative and reproductive phenology rank among the most obvious plant responses to climate change. These responses vary broadly among species, but it is largely unknown whether they are mediated by functional attributes, such a...
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Theoretical models predict lognormal species abundance distributions (SADs) in stable and productive environments, with log-series SADs in less stable, dispersal driven communities. We studied patterns of relative species abundances of pere...
Santiago Soliveres,Fernando T Maestre,Matthew A Bowker et al. Santiago Soliveres et al.
Plant-plant interactions are driven by environmental conditions, evolutionary relationships (ER) and the functional traits of the plants involved. However, studies addressing the relative importance of these drivers are rare, but crucial to...
Santiago Soliveres,Fernando T Maestre Santiago Soliveres
Previous syntheses on the effects of environmental conditions on the outcome of plant-plant interactions summarize results from pairwise studies. However, the upscaling to the community-level of such studies is problematic because of the ex...
Santiago Soliveres,David J Eldridge,Frank Hemmings et al. Santiago Soliveres et al.
The outcome of plant-plant interactions depends on environmental (e.g. grazing, climatic conditions) and species-specific attributes (e.g. life strategy and dispersal mode of the species involved). However, the joint effects of such factors...
Santiago Soliveres,David J Eldridge,Fernando T Maestre et al. Santiago Soliveres et al.
Studies of facilitative interactions as drivers of plant richness along environmental gradients often assume the existence of an overarching stress gradient equally affecting the performance of all the species in a given community. However,...