Plant community evenness responds to spatial plant–soil feedback heterogeneity primarily through the diversity of soil conditioning
Abstract
Plant–soil feedback ( PSF ) has been identified as a key driver of local plant diversity and evenness in competitive communities. However, while it has been shown that spatial PSF heterogeneity can alter plant performance and competitive interactions, there is no proof of principle that spatial PSF heterogeneity enhances community diversity. Using a grassland model system, we separated two aspects of spatial heterogeneity: the number of species...
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Title
Plant community evenness responds to spatial plant–soil feedback heterogeneity primarily through the diversity of soil conditioning
Published Date
Dec 11, 2017
Journal
Volume
32
Issue
2
Pages
509 - 521
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