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Aboveground resilience to species loss but belowground resistance to nitrogen addition in a montane plant community

Journal of Plant Ecology 2018年第3期11卷 351-363页

作者： Quentin D.Read jeremiah a.henning Aimée T.Classen Nathan J.Sanders Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology University of Tennessee569 Dabney HallKnoxvilleTN 37996USA Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory PO Box 615Crested ButteCO 81224USA Center for Macroecology Evolutionand ClimateNatural History Museum of DenmarkUniversity of CopenhagenUniversitetsparken 152100 CopenhagenDenmark Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources University of VermontBurlingtonVT 05405USA

Aims Decades of empirical work have demonstrated how dominant plant species and nitrogen fertilization can influence the structure and function of plant communities.More recent studies have examined the interplay between these factors,but few such studies use an explicit trait-based framework.In this study,we use an explicit trait-based approach to identify potential mechanisms for community-level responses and to test ecological niche theory.Methods We experimentally manipulated plant communities(control,−dom-inant species,−random biomass)and nitrogen(N)inputs(control,+organic N,+inorganic N)in a fully factorial design.We predicted that traits related to plants’ability to take up different forms of soil N would differ between dominant and subordinate species,resulting in interactive effects of dominant species loss and N fertilization on plant community structure and function.The study took place in a montane meadow in the Rocky Mountains,Colorado,USA.Important Findings After four years,the plant community in removal plots converged toward a species composition whose leaf and root functional traits resembled those of the previously removed dominant species.Ecosystem productivity generally increased with N addition:soil carbon efflux was~50%greater when either form of N was added,while inorganic N addition increased aboveground biomass pro-duction by~60%relative to controls.The increase in production was mediated by increased average height,leaf mass:area ratio and leaf dry matter content in plant communities to which we added inorganic N.Contrary to our predictions,there were no interactive effects of N fertilization and dominant species loss on plant com-munity structure or ecosystem function.The plant community com-position in this study exhibited resistance to soil N addition and,given the functional convergence we observed,was resilient to spe-cies loss.Together,our results indicate that the ability of species to compensate functionally for species loss confers resilience and maintains diversity in montane m

关键词： dominant species fertilization functional trait removal experiment resilience

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Investigating drivers of microbial activity and respiration in a forested bog

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Pedosphere 2020年第1期30卷 135-145页

作者： Kenna E.REWCASTLE Jessica A.M.MOORE jeremiah a.henning Melanie A.MAYES Courtney M.PATTERSON Gangsheng WANG Daniel B.METCALFE Aimée T.CLASSEN Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources University of VermontBurlington VT 05405(USA) Ecology&Evolutionary Biology University of TennesseeKnoxville TN 37996(USA) The Gund Institute for Environment University of VermontBurlington VT 05405(USA) Department of Biology University of South AlabamaMobile AL 36688(USA) Climate Change Science Institute and Environmental Sciences Division Oak Ridge National LaboratoryOak Ridge TN 37830(USA) Institute for Environmental Genomics&Department of Microbiology and Plant Biology University of OklahomaNorman OK 73019(USA) The Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science Lund UniversityLund 22362(Sweden)

Northern peatlands store nearly one-third of terrestrial carbon(C)stocks while covering only 3%of the global landmass;nevertheless,the drivers of C cycling in these often-waterlogged ecosystems are different from those that control C dynamics in upland forested soils.To explore how multiple abiotic and biotic characteristics of bogs interact to shape microbial activity in a northern,forested bog,we added a labile C tracer(13C-labeled starch)to in situ peat mesocosms and correlated heterotrophic respiration with natural variation in several microbial predictor variables,such as enzyme activity and microbial biomass,as well as with a suite of abiotic variables and proximity to vascular plants aboveground.We found that peat moisture content was positively correlated with respiration and microbial activity,even when moisture levels exceeded total saturation,suggesting that access to organic matter substrates in drier environments may be limiting for microbial activity.Proximity to black spruce trees decreased total and labile heterotrophic respiration.This negative relationship may reflect the influence of tree evapotranspiration and peat shading effects;i.e.,microbial activity may decline as peat dries and cools near trees.Here,we isolated the response of heterotrophic respiration to explore the variation in,and interactions among,multiple abiotic and biotic drivers that influence microbial activity.This approach allowed us to reveal the relative influence of individual drivers on C respiration in these globally important C sinks.

关键词： carbon cycling enzyme activity heterotrophic respiration labile carbon respiration ombrotrophic bog peat moisture plant proximity soil carbon sink

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