2024
DOI: 10.22541/au.171483239.91020880/v1
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Positive and negative feedbacks drive aboveground traits in rare plant species

Alivia Nytko,
Jen Schweitzer,
Joseph Bailey

Abstract: Microbially mediated plant-soil feedbacks drive patterns of plant growth, competitive ability, succession, and community composition. Although rare plant species maintain unique functional traits that often facilitate negative feedbacks, there is not a consensus on the belowground drivers nor the effects of phylogenetic origin of previously plant-conditioned soil on aboveground traits associated with rare species. Using a common garden, we connect belowground fungal colonization to aboveground traits in specie… Show more

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