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Seedling RDMC increased over time.
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e0“seedling SLA decreased while RSR and RDMC increased over time”
Title
Caroline A. Havrilla; Seth M. Munson; Ethan O. Yackulic; et al. Functional Ecology 2021. doi:10.1111/1365-2435.13897
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Early seedling trait values shifted greatly during development.
- Method / resource Seedling traits generally differed from average database values.
- Observation Trait shifts were greatest in forbs compared with grasses.
- Observation Seedling SLA decreased over time.
- Observation Seedling RSR increased over time.
- Mechanism Trait shifts suggested a transition from acquisitional to conservative strategies.
- Method / resource The authors conclude database traits may poorly predict seedling values.
- Recommendation The authors recommend incorporating ontogenetic trait variation into ecological and restoration studies.