When a phenological shift affects a demographic vital rate such as survival or reproduction,
the altered vital rate may or may not have population-level consequences. We review the …

It is debatable whether warming or increased precipitation primarily drives the changes of
spring and autumn phenology in alpine grasslands at high elevations like the Tibetan …

Temperature and precipitation are primary regulators of plant phenology. However, our
knowledge of how these factors might interact to affect plant phenology is incomplete. The …

Shifts in plant phenology influence ecosystem structures and functions, yet how multiple
global change drivers interact to affect phenology remains elusive. We conducted a meta …

Climate change has profound impacts on ecosystems, and one critical aspect is its effect on
seed germination, a crucial stage in plant life cycles. Various studies have explored the …

Purpose Chemical niche differentiation and changes in the dominance of plant species have
been proposed as mechanisms for the coexistence of different types of plants. We explored …

Soil nematodes play pivotal roles in the soil food web. However, the trophic regulation on
nematodes in the soil micro‐food web and its temporal dynamics are less explored. Here …

Climate warming is changing plant sexual reproduction, having consequences for species
distribution and community dynamics. However, the magnitude and direction of plant …

Premise Climate change is having major impacts on alpine and arctic regions, and inter‐
annual variations in temperature are likely to increase. How increased climate variability will …

The Tibetan alpine meadow ecosystem is an important part of the Eurasian grasslands and
is experiencing intense warming at approximately three times the global warming rate and …