Plant mass variations of Leymus chinensis (Poaceae) and their relationships with environmental factors on a large‐scale gradient, northeastern China
Yuebin Zheng,
Jing Xue,
Yixia Lv
et al.
Abstract:Body size (or mass) variations and their relationships with environmental variability have been well documented for many species at the local scale, while the effects of climate, combined with soil nutrients, on plant mass in large‐scale gradient remain unclear. Herein, detailed surveys were conducted to investigate plant mass (PM, aboveground mass per plant) variations of Leymus chinensis and their relationship with environmental factors (e.g., climate, soil nutrient, and microbial diversity) at 18 wild sites… Show more
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