ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Plant-Soil-Enzyme Interactions in Intertidal Wetlands.
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To investigate the spatiotemporal dynamics of plant communities in intertidal wetland during exposure periods, an in situ experiment with a two-factor repeated measures experimental design was conducted in Shengjin Lake, China. We hypothesized that exposure duration would significantly affect plant community characteristics and associated soil properties. During the exposure period, 10 transects were established, with three quadrats evenly arranged at fixed intervals along each transect. Plant community characteristics, including species composition, coverage, and mean height, were measured repeatedly at early, mid, and late stages. Concurrently, soil samples were collected from the 0-20 cm layer to determine soil physicochemical properties and enzyme activities. Plant community composition differed significantly across both temporal (Global
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