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How Do Dry Conditions Affect Carbon Movement in Bamboo Forests?

Xiaogai Ge, from the Research Institute of Subtropical Forestry of the Chinese Academy of Forestry, and Mai-He Li, from the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow, and Landscape Research in Switzerland, discuss their article: Drought Decreases Carbon Flux but Not Transport Speed of Newly Fixed Carbon from Leaves to Sinks in a Giant Bamboo Forest…Read Article

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Climate and mycorrhizal type shape global plant nitrogen dynamics

Qiong Chen and Zuoqiang Yuan, Northwestern Polytechnical University in China, discuss their article: Global mycorrhizal status drives leaf δ15N patterns Global mycorrhizal status drives leaf δ15N patterns. Nitrogen: A Vital Nutrient for Plants Nitrogen is a crucial nutrient for plants. It plays a vital role in their growth, development, and overall productivity. The availability of…Read Article

Local native species with global naturalization success can be strong competitors for alien species

Guan-Wen Wei and Mark van Kleunen, from the Ecology Lab at the University of Konstanz in Germany, discuss their article: Responses of naturalized alien plants to soil heterogeneity and competition vary with the global naturalization success of the native competitors Biological invasions are happening With the development of transportation and globalization, species have been introduced…Species · Konstanz Read Article

Do trait-growth relationships change as plants age? An Australian heathland perspective

Lily Dun, Western Sydney University in New South Wales, Australia, and The University of Queensland in Queensland, Australia, discusses her article: Do trait-growth relationships vary with plant age in fire-prone heathland shrubs? When we think about plant growth, we often assume that certain functional traits—such as wood density, leaf structure, or biomass allocation—determine how fast…New South Wales · New South Wales Read Article

Vanishing diversity: Loss of rare plants erodes the flourishing of soil life

Kechang Niu, Nanjing University in China, discusses his article: Plant species loss reduces rare soil microbes through diversity effects amplified by multitrophic interactions Background A key reason for the flourishing of life on Earth is that diverse groups of organisms mutually thrive in changing environments. However, increasing evidence shows that we are suffering the sixth…Nanjing · Nanjing Read Article

Plants with higher biomass accrual rates drive infectious disease outcomes in multi-host annual plant communities

Margaret W. Simon, University of Kansas, USA, discusses her article: Fast-growing annual plants drive disease spillover in multi-host communities Infectious plant diseases affect hosts in natural, agricultural, and urban systems. Modeling studies can help predict these effects, but traditional disease models were developed for animal systems. These models are not well suited for plant disease…Plants · Lawrence Read Article

Using leaf biomechanical traits to understand the leaf-litter decomposition process

Hang Wang, Southwest Forestry University, discusses his article: Leaf biomechanical traits predict litter decomposability As ecologists, we often focus on how plants grow, reproduce, and interact with their environment. However, what happens after a plant has lived its life? More specifically, how do leaves breakdown after they fall to the ground? This process, known as…Kunming · Kunming Read Article

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How Do Dry Conditions Affect Carbon Movement in Bamboo Forests?

Climate and mycorrhizal type shape global plant nitrogen dynamics

Local native species with global naturalization success can be strong competitors for alien species

Africa: Climate Change Takes Increasingly Extreme Toll On African Countries

Solving the loss of divarication debate on New Zealand’s outlying islands

Shaded habitats drive higher rates of fern diversification

Do trait-growth relationships change as plants age? An Australian heathland perspective

Vanishing diversity: Loss of rare plants erodes the flourishing of soil life

Plants with higher biomass accrual rates drive infectious disease outcomes in multi-host annual plant communities

Using leaf biomechanical traits to understand the leaf-litter decomposition process

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