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Contrasting Responses of Rhizosphere Bacteria, Fungi and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Along an Elevational Gradient in a Temperate Montane Forest of China by Guo, Yaoxin, Ren, Chengjie, Yi, Junjie, Doughty, Russell, Zhao, Fazhu

“…Elevational gradients strongly affect microbial biodiversity in bulk soil through altering plant and soil properties, but the effects on rhizosphere microbial…”
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Behavioral and economic traits reflect distinct resource acquisition strategies in tendril vines and stem twining vines by Bai, Hua, Ji, Yingzheng, Wang, Xueqing, Liu, Zhi, Zhou, Zhe, Yue, Ming, Guo, Yaoxin

“…Climbing plants are important components of tropical and many temperate forest ecosystems. Current studies regard climbing plants as a single ecological plant…”
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Using phylogeny and functional traits for assessing community assembly along environmental gradients: A deterministic process driven by elevation by Xu, Jinshi, Chen, Yu, Zhang, Lixia, Chai, Yongfu, Wang, Mao, Guo, Yaoxin, Li, Ting, Yue, Ming

“…Community assembly processes is the primary focus of community ecology. Using phylogenetic‐based and functional trait‐based methods jointly to explore these…”
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Patterns of diversity and community assembly change across local to regional scales: An evidence of deterministic assembly processes along resource availability gradient at temperate forest by Xu, Jinshi, Zhang, Yuhan, Liu, Shiqiang, Chai, Yongfu, Dang, Han, Yue, Ming, Liu, Xiao, Guo, Yaoxin

“…[Display omitted] •Elevation is the most important regional-scale predictor of phylogenetic distance.•Resource availability shapes community assembly and…”
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Canopy disturbance and gap partitioning promote the persistence of a pioneer tree population in a near‐climax temperate forest of the Qinling Mountains, China by Guo, Yaoxin, Zhao, Peng, Yue, Ming

“…An unresolved question of temperate forests is how pioneer tree species persist in mature forests. In order to understand the responsible mechanisms, we…”
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Contrasting Soil Microbial Functional Potential for Phosphorus Cycling in Subtropical and Temperate Forests by Sha Zhou, Yi Li, Jieying Wang, Liyuan He, Jun Wang, Yaoxin Guo, Fazhu Zhao

“…Microorganisms play important roles in phosphorus (P) cycling via their regulation of P uptake and transport, P mineralization and solubilization, and the…”
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Different mechanisms driving increasing abundance of microbial phosphorus cycling gene groups along an elevational gradient by Li, Yi, Wang, Jieying, He, Liyuan, Xu, Xiaofeng, Wang, Jun, Ren, Chengjie, Guo, Yaoxin, Zhao, Fazhu

“…Microbes play an integral role in forest soil phosphorus (P) cycling. However, the variation of microbial P-cycling functional genes and their controlling…”
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Partitioning and integrating of plant traits and phylogeny in assessing diversity along secondary forest succession in Loess Plateau of China by Chai, Yongfu, Qiu, Shen, Wang, Kaiyue, Xu, Jinshi, Guo, Yaoxin, Wang, Mao, Yue, Ming, Wang, Mingjie, Zhu, Jiangang

“…Assessing plant diversity during community succession based on plant trait and phylogenetic features within a community (alpha scale) and among communities…”
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Shrubland biomass and root-shoot allocation along a climate gradient in China by Guo, Jiangchao, Guo, Yaoxin, Chai, Yongfu, Liu, Xiao, Yue, Ming

“…Background - Shrublands are receiving increasing attention because of climate change. However, knowledge about biomass allocation of shrublands at the…”
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Shifts in Plant Community Assembly Processes across Growth Forms along a Habitat Severity Gradient: A Test of the Plant Functional Trait Approach by Xu, Jinshi, Chai, Yongfu, Wang, Mao, Dang, Han, Guo, Yaoxin, Chen, Yu, Zhang, Chenguang, Li, Ting, Zhang, Lixia, Yue, Ming

“…Species respond to changes in their environments. A core goal in ecology is to understand the process of plant community assembly in response to a changing…”
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Different Response of Plant- and Microbial-Derived Carbon Decomposition Potential between Alpine Steppes and Meadows on the Tibetan Plateau by Yanhong Yuan, Lan Chen, Jieying Wang, Yanfang Liu, Chengjie Ren, Yaoxin Guo, Jun Wang, Ninglian Wang, Fazhu Zhao, Wenying Wang

“…The alpine grasslands account for approximately 54.5% of the total carbon in China’s grasslands, and carbohydrate-active enzymes (CAZymes) play key roles in…”
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Antarctic Soils Select Copiotroph-Dominated Bacteria by Zhang, Lujie, Zhao, Xue, Wang, Jieying, He, Liyuan, Ren, Chengjie, Wang, Jun, Guo, Yaoxin, Wang, Ninglian, Zhao, Fazhu

“…The life strategies of bacterial communities determine their structure and function and are an important driver of biogeochemical cycling. However, the…”
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Differentiation of Environmental Conditions Promotes Variation of Two Quercus wutaishanica Community Assembly Patterns by Mao Wang, Jinshi Xu, Yongfu Chai, Yaoxin Guo, Xiao Liu, Ming Yue

“…Two contradictory niche-based processes, environmental filtering and competitive exclusion, are important ecological processes in community assembly. Quercus…”
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Temperate Lianas Have More Acquisitive Strategies than Host Trees in Leaf and Stem Traits, but Not Root Traits by Zhou, Zhe, Chen, Binzhou, Zhao, Hongru, Yi, Junjie, Liu, Shiqiang, Tie, Dan, Xu, Jinshi, Hu, Shu, Guo, Yaoxin, Yue, Ming

“…Increasingly, tropical studies based on aboveground traits have suggested that lianas have a more acquisitive strategy than trees, thereby possibly explaining…”
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Regeneration of Betula albosinensis in strip clearcut and uncut forests of the Qinling Mountains in China by Guo, Yaoxin, Li, Gang, Hu, Youning, Kang, Di, Wang, Dexiang, Yang, Gaihe

“…To contribute to a better understanding of the regeneration strategy of Betula albosinensis forests and the likely reasons behind either the successful…”
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Intraspecific Trait Variation Dilutes Deterministic Processes in Community Assembly of Arid Shrubs across Multiple Scales by Xu, Jinshi, Dang, Han, Tian, Tingting, Chai, Yongfu, Quan, Jiaxin, Lei, Maolin, Liu, Xiao, Guo, Yaoxin, Yue, Ming

“…Trait-based approaches present a promising avenue for improving our understanding of species coexistence and community assembly, while intraspecific trait…”
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The role of intraspecific trait variability and soil properties in community assembly during forest secondary succession by Chai, Yongfu, Dang, Han, Yue, Ming, Xu, Jinshi, Zhang, Lixia, Quan, Jiaxin, Guo, Yaoxin, Li, Ting, Wang, Lei, Wang, Mao, Liu, Xiao

“…Trait‐based approaches applied to community assembly have led to a considerable advance in understanding the drivers that underlie community dynamics. However,…”
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The differential responses of lianas and vines to rainfall gradients in distribution and abundance in Qinling Mountains, China by Guo, Yaoxin, Li, Gang, Kang, Bing, Wang, Dexiang, Yang, Gaihe

“…To clarify the differential responses of lianas and vines to rainfall, we investigated the distribution and abundance of climbers along the rainfall gradient…”
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Contrasting patterns of microbial community and enzyme activity between rhizosphere and bulk soil along an elevation gradient by Ren, Chengjie, Zhou, Zhenghu, Guo, Yaoxin, Yang, Gaihe, Zhao, Fazhu, Wei, Gehong, Han, Xinhui, Feng, Lun, Feng, Yongzhong, Ren, Guangxin

“…•Microbial diversity and enzyme activity varied significantly with elevation.•Climatic factors explained variation in microbial diversity and enzyme…”
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Metagenomic highlight contrasting elevational pattern of bacteria- and fungi-derived compound decompositions in forest soils by Chen, Lan, Wang, Jieying, He, Liyuan, Xu, Xiaofeng, Wang, Jun, Ren, Chengjie, Guo, Yaoxin, Zhao, Fazhu

“…Purpose Carbohydrate-active enzymes (CAZymes) mediate carbohydrate turnover and play vital roles in plant- and microbial-derived carbon decomposition. However,…”
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