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Drought and nitrogen addition: How they jointly shape interactions among plant, arthropod, and soil nematode functional groups in temperate grasslands
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Drought and nitrogen addition: How they jointly shape interactions among plant, arthropod, and soil nematode functional groups in temperate grasslands
Feixue Yu, Inner Mongolia University, discusses her article: Nitrogen addition weakens drought-driven coupling between plant, arthropod, and soil nematode functional groups The concurrent increase in drought and atmospheric nitrogen deposition has profoundly impacted multitrophic biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in grasslands. Nitrogen enrichment is frequently assumed to alleviate drought stress by stimulating plant growth, but this…
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