ArticleOecologia2025
The functional traits of dominant species exerts strong effects on the biomass of ephemeral plant communities under snow experiment in the arid area, Northwest China.
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In the mid-latitudes, snow is an important component of seasonal precipitation and one of the most important abiotic factors affecting the ecosystem. Winter snow cover may affect plant growth and community function by changing moisture, temperature, nutrient ions and soil micro-environment. Community biomass is an important index reflecting community function, but the way snow cover affects biomass is not clear. We conducted a manipulative experiment with four levels of snow depths in Gurbantunggut Desert in Central Asia, i.e. snow removal (- S), natural snow depth (CK), doubling of snow depth (+ 2S
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