Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II
Our reprint consists of 13 papers. The first paper is a summary of all the papers. In the second and third papers, foliar water uptake and its driving mechanisms are addressed. In the fourth and fifth papers, differences in functional traits, including chemical and physiological traits, across water...
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| description | Our reprint consists of 13 papers. The first paper is a summary of all the papers. In the second and third papers, foliar water uptake and its driving mechanisms are addressed. In the fourth and fifth papers, differences in functional traits, including chemical and physiological traits, across water environmental gradients and between organic tissues are examined. The sixth paper describes the effects of trait variation on plant diversity and ecosystem function. The seventh and eighth papers investigate the differences in nutrients between different tissues in plants and how they vary along environmental gradients. In the ninth study, the changes in tree cavities across the environmental gradient are expounded. Papers ten through eleventh describe the relationship among soil microbes, plants, and the environment. The twelve paper describes the vegetation response to runoff changes at the landscape scale. The last paper studies the impact of highway construction on ecosystem function. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1393492024-07-04T09:45:07Z Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II Yang, Xiao-Dong Lv, Guang-Hui Wu, Nai-Cheng Gong, Xue-Wei arid area foliar water uptake strategies isohydry leaf wettability turgor loss point Tugai forest dioecy wet leaves physiological functional trait intraspecific trait variation functional diversity community assembly arid desert region Ebinur Lake watershed bivariate spatial autocorrelation Google Earth Engine InVEST model water deficit nitrogen addition functional traits Haloxylon ammodendron microbial community diversity plant leaf chemical traits interspecific trait integration soil water and salinity habitats plant trait network desert plant artificial shelter forest photosynthesis biomass carbon storage carbon trading soil bacterial community PICRUSt2 function prediction soil physicochemical properties arid desert area sandy land restoration desert plants plant organs stable carbon isotope ecological stoichiometry Kalidium foliatum salt stress desert biochemical characteristics functional degradation tree hollow adaptation strategy environmental stress Populus euphratica desert ecosystems growth forms elemental concentrations climatic variables n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PS Biology, life sciences Our reprint consists of 13 papers. The first paper is a summary of all the papers. In the second and third papers, foliar water uptake and its driving mechanisms are addressed. In the fourth and fifth papers, differences in functional traits, including chemical and physiological traits, across water environmental gradients and between organic tissues are examined. The sixth paper describes the effects of trait variation on plant diversity and ecosystem function. The seventh and eighth papers investigate the differences in nutrients between different tissues in plants and how they vary along environmental gradients. In the ninth study, the changes in tree cavities across the environmental gradient are expounded. Papers ten through eleventh describe the relationship among soil microbes, plants, and the environment. The twelve paper describes the vegetation response to runoff changes at the landscape scale. The last paper studies the impact of highway construction on ecosystem function. 2024-07-04T09:45:02Z 2024-07-04T09:45:02Z 2024 book ONIX_20240704_9783725811885_145 9783725811885 9783725811878 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/139349 eng application/octet-stream Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/9346 https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/9346 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1187-8 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1187-8 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783725811885 9783725811878 216 open access |
| spellingShingle | arid area foliar water uptake strategies isohydry leaf wettability turgor loss point Tugai forest dioecy wet leaves physiological functional trait intraspecific trait variation functional diversity community assembly arid desert region Ebinur Lake watershed bivariate spatial autocorrelation Google Earth Engine InVEST model water deficit nitrogen addition functional traits Haloxylon ammodendron microbial community diversity plant leaf chemical traits interspecific trait integration soil water and salinity habitats plant trait network desert plant artificial shelter forest photosynthesis biomass carbon storage carbon trading soil bacterial community PICRUSt2 function prediction soil physicochemical properties arid desert area sandy land restoration desert plants plant organs stable carbon isotope ecological stoichiometry Kalidium foliatum salt stress desert biochemical characteristics functional degradation tree hollow adaptation strategy environmental stress Populus euphratica desert ecosystems growth forms elemental concentrations climatic variables n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PS Biology, life sciences Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II |
| title | Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II |
| title_full | Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II |
| title_fullStr | Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II |
| title_full_unstemmed | Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II |
| title_short | Plant Adaptation to Extreme Environments in Drylands—Series II |
| title_sort | plant adaptation to extreme environments in drylands series ii |
| topic | arid area foliar water uptake strategies isohydry leaf wettability turgor loss point Tugai forest dioecy wet leaves physiological functional trait intraspecific trait variation functional diversity community assembly arid desert region Ebinur Lake watershed bivariate spatial autocorrelation Google Earth Engine InVEST model water deficit nitrogen addition functional traits Haloxylon ammodendron microbial community diversity plant leaf chemical traits interspecific trait integration soil water and salinity habitats plant trait network desert plant artificial shelter forest photosynthesis biomass carbon storage carbon trading soil bacterial community PICRUSt2 function prediction soil physicochemical properties arid desert area sandy land restoration desert plants plant organs stable carbon isotope ecological stoichiometry Kalidium foliatum salt stress desert biochemical characteristics functional degradation tree hollow adaptation strategy environmental stress Populus euphratica desert ecosystems growth forms elemental concentrations climatic variables n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PS Biology, life sciences |
| topic_facet | arid area foliar water uptake strategies isohydry leaf wettability turgor loss point Tugai forest dioecy wet leaves physiological functional trait intraspecific trait variation functional diversity community assembly arid desert region Ebinur Lake watershed bivariate spatial autocorrelation Google Earth Engine InVEST model water deficit nitrogen addition functional traits Haloxylon ammodendron microbial community diversity plant leaf chemical traits interspecific trait integration soil water and salinity habitats plant trait network desert plant artificial shelter forest photosynthesis biomass carbon storage carbon trading soil bacterial community PICRUSt2 function prediction soil physicochemical properties arid desert area sandy land restoration desert plants plant organs stable carbon isotope ecological stoichiometry Kalidium foliatum salt stress desert biochemical characteristics functional degradation tree hollow adaptation strategy environmental stress Populus euphratica desert ecosystems growth forms elemental concentrations climatic variables n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PS Biology, life sciences |
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