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Trait variation in response to resource availability and plant diversity modulates functional dissimilarity among species in experimental grasslands

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Journal of Plant Ecology 2017年第6期10卷 981-993页

作者： Alrun Siebenkäs Jens Schumacher Christiane Roscher UFZ Helmholtz Centre for Environmental ResearchCommunity EcologyTheodor-Lieser-Straße 4Halle 06120Germany Institute of Mathematics StochasticsFriedrich Schiller University JenaErnst-Abbe-Platz 2Jena 07743Germany UFZ Helmholtz Centre for Environmental ResearchPhysiological DiversityPermoserstrasse 15Leipzig 04318Germany German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research(iDiv)Halle-Jena-Leipzig Deutscher Platz 5eLeipzig 04103Germany

Aims Functional trait differences among species are thought to be a pre-requisite for niche differentiation.Plant traits are known to vary plastically in response to environmental conditions and different plant neighbours.However,it is not clear to which extent the direc-tion and magnitude of trait variation differ among species repre-senting different growth forms or varying dominance in different environments and how this trait variation affects community-level trait dissimilarity.Methods In a field experiment,we studied shoot and leaf traits of eight peren-nial grassland species assigned to two functional groups(grasses vs.forbs)and varying in growth stature(small vs.tall)in monocultures,two-and four-species mixtures that were exposed to two levels of light(shaded vs.full light)and nutrient availability(fertilized vs.non-fertilized)to address this gap of knowledge.Important Findings Fertilization increased leaf greenness and specific leaf area(SLA)as well as tissue nitrogen concentrations.Under shading,changes in morphological and physiological light-acquisition traits as well as increased nitrogen and decreased carbon concentrations in plant tissue indicated larger efforts to acquire light and carbon limita-tion of plant growth.Similar changes in light-acquisition traits as observed under shading and decreasing shoot biomass also revealed an accelerated carbon limitation at higher species rich-ness(SR)irrespective of the external manipulation of light and nutrient supply.Overall,the direction of trait variation in response to resource availability(shade,fertilization)and SR did not differ between functional groups or growth statures.The magnitude of variation in several traits at different resource availability,however,was larger in grasses than in forbs as well as in small-statured than in tall-statured species.In general,dominant species in terms of above-ground biomass production had taller shoots with higher carbon and lower nitrogen concentrations and allocated less biomass into leaves than subordinates.

关键词： biodiversity functional groups functional traits growth stature trait dissimilarity

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