Global change effects on plant communities are magnified by time and the number of global change factors imposed.

KJ, Komatsu; ML, Avolio; NP, Lemoine; F, Isbell; E, Grman; GR, Houseman; SE, Koerner; DS, Johnson; KR, Wilcox; JM, Alatalo; JP, Anderson; R, Aerts; SG, Baer; AH, Baldwin; J, Bates; C, Beierkuhnlein; RT, Belote; J, Blair; JMG, Bloor; PJ, Bohlen; EW, Bork; EH, Boughton; WD, Bowman; AJ, Britton; JF Jr, Cahill; E, Chaneton; NR, Chiariello; J, Cheng; SL, Collins; JHC, Cornelissen; G, Du; A, Eskelinen; J, Firn; B, Foster; L, Gough; K, Gross; LM, Hallett; X, Han; H, Harmens; MJ, Hovenden; A, Jagerbrand; A, Jentsch; C, Kern; K, Klanderud; AK, Knapp; J, Kreyling; W, Li; Y, Luo; RL, McCulley; JR, McLaren; JP, Megonigal; JW, Morgan; V, Onipchenko; SC, Pennings; JS, Prevéy; JN, Price; PB, Reich; CH, Robinson; FL, Russell; OE, Sala; EW, Seabloom; MD, Smith; NA, Soudzilovskaia; L, Souza; K, Suding; KB, Suttle; T, Svejcar; D, Tilman; P, Tognetti; R, Turkington; S, White; Z, Xu; L, Yahdjian; Q, Yu; P, Zhang; Y, Zhang

doi:10.1073/pnas.1819027116

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Global change effects on plant communities are magnified by time and the number of global change factors imposed.

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Authors:

Komatsu KJ

Avolio ML

Lemoine NP

Abstract

Global change drivers (GCDs) are expected to alter community structure and consequently, the services that ecosystems provide. Yet, few experimental investigations have examined effects of GCDs on plant community structure across multiple ecosystem types, and those that do exist present conflicting ...

Subject

Herbaceous plants

Species richness

community composition

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