ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Variation in leaf functional traits of
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Abstract
Introduction: Leaf functional traits are pivotal indicators of plant ecological strategies, reflecting adaptations to environmental conditions. However, the patterns of intraspecific trait variation along environmental gradients and their underlying drivers remain inadequately explored, particularly in fragile ecosystems like karst landscapes. Methods: We investigated 12 leaf functional traits (encompassing morphological and chemical characteristics) of Results: Our results revealed substantial intraspecific variability in all leaf traits, with coefficients of variation ranging from 3.24% to 28.15%. Specific leaf area, leaf length, thickness, area, carbon content, potassium content, and the ratios of C:N, C:P, and N:P decreased significantly with increasing elevation. Conversely, leaf dry matter content, nitrogen content, and phosphorus content increased significantly. We found notable coordination and trade-offs among traits, forming an integrated network centered on the C:N ratio. Soil factors-specifically soil organic carbon, pH, and available potassium-were identified as the primary drivers of this trait variation. Discussion:
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