Claim · model-written summary
Species abundance of European hornbeam was affected by air humidity.
- Taxon
- European hornbeam
Carpinus betuluse0 - Treatment
- air humiditye1
- Outcome
- Species abundancee1
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Verbatim
e0“European hornbeam is a deciduous tree in mixed forest ecosystems”
e1“Species abundance proved to be affected by the elevation and slope of the sites, air humidity, precipitation during the growing period, as well as light-dependent and light-saturated rate of the assimilation function”
Title
Éva SALAMON-ALBERT; Ágnes CSISZÁR; Dénes BARTHA TURKISH JOURNAL OF BOTANY 2018. doi:10.3906/bot-1806-44
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Association Species abundance of European hornbeam was affected by the elevation of the sites.
- Association Species abundance of European hornbeam was affected by the slope of the sites.
- Association Species abundance of European hornbeam was affected by precipitation during the growing period.
- Association Species abundance of European hornbeam was affected by the light-dependent rate of the assimilation function.
- Association Species abundance of European hornbeam was affected by the light-saturated rate of the assimilation function.
- Association The relationship between leaf potassium and transpiration was the most effective plant functional trait across the sites.
- Mechanism Nutrient-gas exchange trade-offs modulated sapling development under seasonally fluctuating climate with limited light.
- Observation Leaf phenology in gas exchange functions was extended during autumn under light-amplified warm and humid conditions.
- Recommendation Natural regeneration of European hornbeam can be improved by lower and higher irradiation adjusted by plant functional traits.