Clipping-induced compensatory growth response of Leymus chinensis clones mediated by nitrogen availability under heterogeneous environments Abstract. Plants’ compensatory growth is the common response following grazing/mowing, particularly determined by the damage severity, availability of reso

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Clipping-induced #CompensatoryGrowth response of #LeymusChinensis clones mediated by nitrogen availability under heterogeneous environments

#ClonalPlants | #SpatialExpansion | #BiomassAllocation

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Jiatai Tian et al. explored whether #Trade-offs exist among different structures (or functions) of #ClonalPlants in response to aeolian activities in #SandyEnvironments.

#AdaptationStrategy | #PopulationPersistence | #VegetationRestoration

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Clonal plants display guerrilla architecture and acquisitive strategy in high-moisture areas of marsh wetlands in northern China Abstract. Plant traits arise due to evolutionary and environmental drivers operating across different spatial and temporal scales. Significant progress has

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#ClonalPlants display guerrilla architecture and acquisitive strategy in high-moisture areas of #MarshWetlands in northern China

#EcologicalStrategy | #PlantTrait | #SoilMoisture

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The number ratio and biomass ratio (mean ± SE) of rhizome buds and tiller buds in two rhizomatous grasses under different sand burial depths (a and c—Psammochloa villosa; b and d—Phragmites australis).

⭐ #Trade-offs in the #AdaptationStrategy of #ClonalPlants in response to #AeolianActivities in the arid #SandDunes🏜️
Objects: #PsammochloaVillosa & #PhragmitesAustralis
Targets: 1️⃣ Growth ⬆️ Reproduction 3️⃣ #BudBankCharacteristics
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🧪 #Epigenetics #PlantAdaptation #ClonalPlants