ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Organ-specific and stage-dependent aboveground stoichiometric economics in
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Introduction: Plant stoichiometric traits can indicate nutrient allocation and resource-use strategies, but their interpretation depends on organ identity and developmental stage. Methods: Across 52 plots in Wanglang National Nature Reserve, including 37 plots with Results: Stoichiometric coordination was modular and stage-specific, with limited independent within-organ coordination retained only in shoot culms and mature twigs, and cross-organ links suggesting that mature twigs acted as the main bridge between culms and leaves. PC1 axes generally separated N- and P-enriched stoichiometry from ratio-enriched stoichiometry, indicating comparable but developmentally reorganized stoichiometric-economic axes. Shoot culms occupied the nutrient-enriched, relatively acquisitive end of the axis, whereas mature culms shifted toward the ratio-enriched, more conservative end. Shoot-culm PC1 did not scale significantly into mature organ-level or integrated mature aboveground PC1, indicating developmental reorganization rather than direct continuity. In mature bamboo, aboveground stoichiometric economics was assembled through organ-specific contributions, with twigs forming the main link between culms and leaves. Plots with Discussion: These results suggest that stoichiometric strategies in
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