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Community senesced leaf nitrogen concentration did not differ significantly among sites.
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e0“At the community level, green and senesced leaf nitrogen (N) concentrations, NRE, and aboveground biomass did not differ significantly among sites”
Title
Changes in Plant Nitrogen Resorption During Restoration in Inner Mongolia, China
Xiang Li; Takafumi Miyasaka; Hao Qu Plants 2026. doi:10.3390/plants15081203
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- Observation Community green leaf nitrogen concentration did not differ significantly among restoration sites.
- Observation Community nitrogen resorption efficiency did not differ significantly among sites.
- Observation Community aboveground biomass did not differ significantly among sites.
- Observation Poaceae had higher nitrogen resorption efficiency than forbs.
- Observation Poaceae had lower senesced-leaf nitrogen than forbs and Fabaceae.
- Observation Poaceae replaced forbs as the dominant group during restoration.
- Observation Soil nutrient availability increased as restoration progressed.
- Association Poaceae nitrogen resorption efficiency declined with increasing soil nutrients.
- Mechanism The authors suggest greater reliance on direct soil nutrient uptake as Poaceae nitrogen resorption declines.
- Mechanism The authors suggest that Poaceae low-nitrogen litter and nutrient uptake may slow soil nutrient accumulation.
- Recommendation The authors suggest managing Poaceae dominance to improve nutrient enrichment and biodiversity in restored grasslands.