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Yan Zhang, Yanhong Tang.
Flower surface is warmer in center than at edges in alpine plants: evidence from Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
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Shuping Guan, Pengdong Chen, Xingle Qu, Xiaolan Wang, Shuopeng Wang, Haiying Li, Jiangping Fang, Yi Wang, Jiarui Chen, Wei Huang, Evan Siemann.
Invasiveness and impact of invasive species on the Tibetan Plateau are inconsistent
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Le Sun, Jian Sun, Jun-Xi Wu, Zi-Yin Du, You-Jun Chen, Yi Wang, Miao Liu, Wen-Cheng Li, Er-Yuan Liang.
Plant community traits and functions mediate the biomass trade-off of alpine grasslands along precipitation gradients on the Tibetan Plateau
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Aboveground carbon sequestration rate in alpine forests on the eastern Tibetan Plateau: impacts of future forest management options
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The joint effects of resource stress and grazing on plant-plant interactions in alpine meadows on the eastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
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Greater responses of flower phenology of Kobresia pygmaea community to precipitation addition than to constant and stepwise warming
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Fisher discriminant analysis method applied in drought detection: an instance in an alpine meadow ecosystem
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Variability in evapotranspiration shifts from meteorological to biological control under wet versus drought conditions in an alpine meadow
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Warming and grazing enhance litter decomposition and nutrient release independent of litter quality in an alpine meadow
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Explaining variation in productivity requires intraspecific variability in plant height among communities
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Warming increases soil carbon input in a Sibiraea angustata-dominated alpine shrub ecosystem
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Xin Chen, Qi Li, Dongdong Chen, Fuquan He, Lili Huo, Liang Zhao and Chunwang Xiao.
Reasonable management of perennial planting grassland contributes to positive succession of soil microbial community in Sanjiangyuan of Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China
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Functional diversity and redundancy of subalpine meadows subjected to anthropogenic disturbances
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Zhi Zheng, Yue Zhang, Shihu Zhang, Qun Ma, Dajie Gong and Guoying Zhou.
Above- and belowground trait linkages of dominant species shape responses of alpine steppe composition to precipitation changes in the Tibetan Plateau
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