Wetlands are highly productive systems that act as habitats for a variety of fauna and flora.
Despite their ecohydrological significance, wetland ecosystems are severely under threat …

By assessing plant species composition and distribution in biodiversity hotspots influenced
by environmental gradients, we greatly advance our understanding of the local plant …

Salt marsh plants in the West Songnen Plain, northern China, are threatened by increasing
soil salinity and alkalinity since the late 20th century. To explore how these wetland …

Understanding the response of salt marshes to flooding is crucial to foresee the fate of these
fragile ecosystems, requiring an upscaling approach. In this study we related plant species …

The information of species' response (optimum or critical limits along environmental
gradients) is a key to understanding ecological questions and to design management plans …

Due to the interactive influences of climate change and human activities, flooding events are
becoming an increasingly more serious abiotic stress in wetland ecosystems …

Anthropogenic activities have significantly altered global biogeochemical nitrogen (N)
cycling leading to major environmental problems such as freshwater eutrophication …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) mineralization (conversion of carbonaceous material to carbon
dioxide) plays a central role in global carbon cycle. However, the effects of SOC …

Soil saline–alkaline stress and flooding extremes have been projected to be the main factors
influencing the degradation of marsh plants in wetlands worldwide, which would affect their …

To improve the remediation of heavy metal pollution by typical wetland vegetation and
maintain the health of wetland ecosystems under the water-sediment regulation scheme …