Anthropogenic landscape modification may lead to the proliferation of a few species and the
loss of many. Here we investigate mechanisms and functional consequences of this winner …

Phenological shifts due to changing climate are often highly species and context specific.
Land‐use practices such as mowing or grazing directly affect the phenology of grassland …

The best natural laboratories for studying the ecological responses of plants are high-
altitude areas like the Himalaya, where many gradients coexist on a relatively small spatial …

Plant size is closely linked to its leaf trait characteristics, which are essential for determining
its form and function. These relationships constitute a fundamental component of the global …

Light intensity is a determinant for submerged macrophytes. Little is known about their
molecular responses to low‐light exposure, despite more informative and responsive than …

Ecological and evolutionary theories have proposed that species traits should be important
in mediating species responses to contemporary climate change; yet, empirical evidence …

Global warming is changing plant communities due to the arrival of new species from
warmer regions and declining abundance of cold‐adapted species. However …

(1) Background: leaf structure traits are closely related to leaf photosynthesis, reflecting the
ability of trees to obtain external resources in the process of growth.(2) Methods: We studied …

The climate warming can increase the productivity of some species while decrease that of
others, therefore, knowledge of species-specific responses to warming is helpful to …

Lower atmospheric pressure affects biologically relevant physical parameters such as gas
partial pressure and concentration, leading to increased water vapor diffusivity and greater …