ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Changing environmental conditions impact the phenotypic plasticity of
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Introduction: Maintenance of species coexistence is an important and on-going subject of plant ecology. Here, we aimed to determine how Methods: We established a mesocosm to distinguish the effect of hydrology and nutrients on the biomass allocation patterns of these two species to determine how environmental conditions may impact the life history traits of these two species, which would influence their ability to co-exist. Plants were grown in pots from late May to early September 2019 and subjected to two nutrient and three water level treatments. Half of the plants were harvested in July while the other half were harvested in early September and their biomass allocation patterns calculated. Univariable and multivariable analyses were conducted to determine the effects of the environmental treatments on the measured parameters. In addition, we determined the phenotypic plasticity of the two species and whether these showed allometric relationships to plant size. Results and discussion:
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