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Scientific journal on plant community ecology and vegetation macroecology. Published by the Internation. Assoc. of Vegetation Science: society-run, non-profit

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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Community-level stability includes temporal and spatial dimensions, but most studies focus only on the temporal dimension. Bai et al. shows why the two dimensions need to be studied independently and how nitrogen affects them.
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This study investigates how nitrogen addition affects temporal and spatial stability of community biomass in alpine meadows. Using 5 years of experimental data, it highlights the key roles of...
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How do fire and flooding influence plant diversity in 🌳🌳🌳tree communities along a 🌊📉flood gradient with varying 🔥fire histories? To find out more, read the new paper by de Almeida Souza et al.
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We analyzed how flood and fire gradients shape tree communities in the Brazilian Pantanal. Functional diversity increased with flooding, while recent fires reduced species richness and functional...
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The massive ashfall during the eruption of the Tajogaite volcano in Spain suddenly dysfunctionalized the seed bank as a reservoir of recruitment, with profound consequences for plant community dynamics. Read a paper by Medina et al. for more info!
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This groundbreaking study explores the impact of volcanic tephra thickness on seed bank viability and seedling emergence. By simulations of ash depth from the Tajogaite eruption (La Palma, Canary...
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Plant-soil feedback does not contribute to the competitive outcome between invasive and resident native species in a species-rich grassland. Check out this new paper by Fenesi et al. in our Special Issue on Biological Invasions in Plant Communities!.
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We studied the relative influence of native species' plant–soil feedback and competition on the performance of two invasive (Solidago canadensis, Erigeron canadensis) and two native grassland...
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The competitor, stress-tolerator, ruderal (CSR) concept is a prominent plant functional strategy scheme, but does the plant CSR strategy correlate with leaf phytochemistry? Check out this case study on alpine plants by Onipchenko et al.!.
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We studied the relation between plant species' positions within the CSR strategy scheme and leaf elemental composition of alpine plants in the Caucasus and Tatra Mountains. Many elements (e.g., K,...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Special Issue on Island Plant Communities: Revisiting a small Mediterranean island: How vegetation has changes in the last 15 years. Check out a case study set in Pianosa, Tuscan archipelago, by Siccardi et al.
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Small islands are excellent open-air laboratories, and they are fragile and important environments to preserve. Using a multi-faceted approach, we evaluated the changes in a short time of vegetation...
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Is biocrust community structure predicted by vascular plant species? Which vascular plant traits influence biocrust community structure? Find out more in the new paper by Bustos et al.!.
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Plants and biocrusts are the main ground cover in drylands. We evaluated the biodiversity and cover of biocrusts across plant species and asked which plant traits influence biocrust community...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Increasing ⬆️temperatures,🌞 drought, grazing cessation and nitrogen deposition amount to tough times for vulnerable dry grasslands. A three-decade long case study in Germany by Horka et al. gives us more insights on the changes these communities face.
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Aim Dry grasslands are vulnerable to climate and land-use change. Increasing temperatures, drought, grazing cessation and nitrogen deposition can all result in shifts in grasslands' taxonomic and...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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From disturbance to recovery: Unveiling the role of goats and ecological drivers on vegetation dynamics of Trindade Island, South Atlantic, Brazil. -A new paper by Zuñe et al.
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We analyzed long-term vegetation dynamics on Trindade Island, assessing the influence of feral goats and abiotic factors using remote sensing and field data. Vegetation cover increased over time,...
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❓How have Nardus grasslands in Germany 🇩🇪changed in recent decades? Is eutrophication driven by a recovery of soil pH after acidification? Check out a new paper by Peppler-Lisbach et al. to gain an insight into these questions!.
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Using data from several regional resurvey studies of Nardus grasslands in Germany, we show that eutrophication has occurred throughout the country, only less at higher altitudes. Soil pH values have...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Special Issue on Island Plant Communities: Neotropical maritime inselbergs show a distinct flora from continental inselbergs due to their geographic isolation and climatic factors. A new contribution by Sabino et al.
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Questions Inselbergs, isolated rock outcrops, support unique plant communities. Maritime inselbergs (MIs) experience transient isolation due to maritime fluctuations, creating harsh survival condit...
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Allerton et al. assessed the short- and long-term impacts of fire in Caribbean tropical dry forests with limited burn history to determine their resilience and identify functional traits predicting postfire resprouting strategies.
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Fire threatens the resilience of Caribbean tropical dry forests by disrupting biological legacies essential for regeneration. Our study reveals that while trees exhibit strong basal resprouting,...
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Contrasting patterns of α-diversity but similar patterns of β-diversity between woody and herbaceous vegetation across a tropical rainfall gradient in Mudumalai National Park, India. A new paper by Radhamoni et al.
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In a previous study, we found that alpha-diversity of understory herbaceous plants showed almost opposite patterns to that of trees along a rainfall gradient in seasonally dry tropical forests of...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Propagule pressure and soil disturbance  undermine the ability of plant communities to resist non-native plant invasions. An experimental study by Murillo & Wagner across three habitat types in central Canada. #jvs.special.Issue, #BiologicalInvasions.
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Our field experiment in Canada reveals that propagule pressure, disturbance, and species identity interact to influence habitat invasibility. Aspen forests were most invaded, while prairie grasslan...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Successful 👽alien plant species exhibit functional dissimilarity from natives under varied climatic conditions ☀️🌤️🌦️🌧️⛈️but not under increased nutrient availability. A new research article by Milanović et al.
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This study examines how alien and native plant species differ functionally under varying environmental conditions. Using data from a global grassland experiment (NutNet), it explores the impact of...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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De Benedictis et al. found non-random functional patterns in grasslands below 10 cm, an almost unexplored scale range in any vegetation. Check our their new paper ”Measuring them all: Individual-based functional spatial pattern in mountain grasslands”.
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By measuring height, leaf area, and specific leaf area for all individuals in 50 cm × 50 cm grassland plots, we detected nonrandom functional patterns below 10 cm. These patterns differed between...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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An new Editorial by Michalet et al. reflects on contributions to the Special Issue on “Plant community responses to climate change”.
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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A new paper by Schrader et al. reports on A-Islands, a vascular dataset for biodiversity research and species monitoring on Australian continental islands.
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Australia's coastline is surrounded by over 8000 continental islands, hosting diverse habitats and high plant diversity. The A-Islands dataset compiles plant species data from 844 islands, covering...
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Journal of Vegetation Science
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Alonso-Crespo et al. explore priority and year effects on plant diversity, productivity and vertical root 𖣂 distribution. Read about their insights from a grassland field experiment.🌿.
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In a field experiment, we tested how priority and year effects influence the aboveground and belowground structure and functioning of dry acidic grasslands. Time since establishment and year of...
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