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Global Trade-Offs In Tree Functional Traits

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Trees showed a strong trade-off between hydraulic efficiency and hydraulic safety, whereas efficiency and safety were decoupled in lianas. Hydraulic efficiency was strongly and Variations and trade-offs in leaf and culm functional traits among 77 woody bamboo species zu Verbundenen Objekten Alle ausklappen Interspecific relationships between growth and survival are critical determinants of tree species diversity maintenance in forests. The trade-offs between growth and survival in co

Adaptive adjustments and trade-offs in functional traits allow plants to optimize resource and space use under environmental constraints. Moreover, resource allocation Tree successional diversity is evident even to casual observers and has a well-understood physiological basis. Various life history trade-offs, driven by interspecific variation in Global trade-offs in tree functional traits Maynard, D. S., Bialic-Murphy, L., Zohner, C. M., Averill, C., van den Hoogen, J., Ma, H., Mo, L., Smith, G. R.,

Plant Functional Traits: A Key Framework for Understanding

Global trade-offs between plant occurrence information coverage and ...

trait_25_mi_data.csv – Compiled and imputed trait data (25 imputed trait datasets for the 4 imputed traits [litter_clutch_size, activity, hab_breadth, diet_5cat], body_mass_median However, empirical evidence is lacking about which traits, or trade-offs, underlie species stability, especially across different biomes. We

Functional traits and strategies of trees can effectively indicate the progress of forest recovery during succession. This study investigates variations in leaf and wood traits, CSR We evaluated conditions under which the trade-off is expressed and relationships with four key functional traits for 103 tree species from Barro Colorado Island, Panama. Using a global comparative analysis of traits from around a third of the globally dominant grass species, we demonstrate that functional traits reflecting trade-offs in the acquisition and

Interspecific variation is greater than intraspecific variation for most functional traits. Phylogenetic analysis demonstrated that morphological and economic traits exhibited

Here we expanded our investigation to 51 species, representing 96% of individual plants recorded over 30 years, and analysed trait

  • Global trade-offs of functional redundancy and functional
  • Global relationships in tree functional traits
  • Fine-root traits in the global spectrum of plant form and function
  • Erosion of global functional diversity across the tree of life

Here, we examined the effects of heritable legacy and occurrence site climates on functional trait variations in leaf and culm across 77 woody bamboo species in a common garden. TRY Plant Trait Database

Functional traits and the growth-mortality trade-off in tropical trees

Global climate change poses extraordinary challenges to ecosystems, profoundly affecting plant species and their functional traits. The chapter explores the dynamic

This trade-off is maintained by inherent differences among species and spatial variation in light availability caused by canopy-opening disturbances. We evaluated conditions The authors analyse the coordination and trade-off of the aboveground and fine-root traits of vascular plants using global trait databases.

Here, by considering 18 functional traits—reflecting leaf economics, wood structure, tree size, reproduction, and below-ground allocation—we quantify the major axes of variation governing

Abstract The diversity of traits associated with plant regeneration is often shaped by functional trade-offs where plants typically do not excel at Main goal of the study was to explore the spectrum of functional traits of adult trees in this flora, to search for correlations and trade-offs among functional traits, and to identify

However, the eco-evolutionary role of seed oil traits in natural ecosystems is largely unexplored. We studied functional trade-offs and ecological drivers of seed oil traits in 47 However, the role of belowground plant functional traits in soil P acquisition remains unclear, in part because knowledge on the relationships among fine-root traits and potential trait trade-offs

Fine-root traits in the global spectrum of plant form and function

Plant functional diversity provides a complex nexus of biodiversity, ecosystem services, agroecosystems, and soils. Plant functional traits (PFTs) are heritable morphological, Summary Plant functional types (PFTs) aggregate the variety of plant species into a small number of functionally different classes. We examined to what extent plant traits, which challenge when measuring and quantifying forest functional biodiversity is the enormous range of putative traits that can be measured, in tandem with the relative dif culty of measuring fi many

Understanding patterns in woody plant trait relationships and trade-offs is challenging. Here, by applying machine learning and data imputation methods to a global database of georeferenced Plant functional traits hold the potential to greatly improve the understanding and prediction of climate impacts on ecosystems and carbon cycle feedback to climate change. Traits are

Based on a global compilation of data, we show that functional traits of trees and forest standing biomass explain half of the local variability in forest SOC. Introduction Despite widely recognized trait–trait relationships between plant species, including plant trait correlations that define the so-called global leaf economics

Specifically, functional composition strongly determines different ecosystem properties and services. Knowledge on associations and trade-offs among different plant traits The interspecific trade-off between growth versus mortality rates of tree species is thought to be driven by functional biology and to contribute to species ecological niche

Erosion of global functional diversity across the tree of life

The shift from divergent trait trade- offs for trees in natural hab-itats of different climatic regions to convergent trait trade- offs in the tropical botanical garden demonstrates that environ The preceding findings and considerations have led to the suggestion that the degree of species‘ iso/anisohydry represents a whole-plant hydraulic strategy resulting from Purpose of Review In this review, we synthesise current knowledge on trade-offs among traits in key fitness dimensions and identify major research gaps with the intention of

Here, by considering 18 functional traits—reflecting leaf economics, wood structure, tree size, reproduction, and below-ground allocation—we quantify the major axes of variation governing