Compositional variation in rhizosphere communities among plant species is ubiquitous and fundamental in maintaining both soil and plant biodiversity. However, the magnitude and direction of environmental effects on this variation remain unquantified in complex natural settings. Here, by integrating a large-scale field...
Biao Zhu, Wei Chen, Chun-Qiang Wei et al.· New Phytologist· 0 citations
Foliar herbivory can influence plant resource allocation and belowground interactions, but its effects on root morphological traits and associated soil microbial communities remain poorly understood. In particular, although foliar herbivory has been shown to influence arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) colonization r...
Fanjiao Kong, Evan Siemann, Zhenlong Xing et al.· Journal of Plant Ecology· 0 citations
Since its introduction to China, Spartina has rapidly evolved an integrated ecological strategy to enhance invasiveness under climate‐driven selective pressure, which can explain why this grass became the most successful invader along the country's coast.
Yaolin Guo, Ji-Nan Lu, Christina L. Richards et al.· Journal of Ecology· 0 citations
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