Win some, lose some: Mesocosm communities maintain community productivity despite lower phosphorus availability because of increased species diversity,Applied Vegetation Science

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Win some, lose some: Mesocosm communities maintain community productivity despite lower phosphorus availability because of increased species diversity
Applied Vegetation Science ( IF 2.0 ) Pub Date : 2021-07-06 , DOI: 10.1111/avsc.12599
Eva DeCock ₁ , An De Schrijver ₂ , Stephanie Schelfhout ₁ , Safaa Wasof ₁ , Margot Vanhellemont ₂ , Iris Moeneclaey ₁ , Jan Mertens _{1,

2} , Kris Verheyen ₁ , Lander Baeten ₁

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The restoration of degraded ecosystems typically focuses on establishing assemblages of target species, but successful recovery should also be evaluated by the ecosystem's functioning to guarantee long-term persistence. We investigated how the processes underlying community assembly (i.e. species loss, species gain and changes in abundance of resident species) influenced ecosystem functioning in experimental grassland communities in different states of restoration.

中文翻译：

赢一些，输一些：尽管物种多样性增加导致磷的可用性降低，但中宇宙群落仍保持群落生产力

退化生态系统的恢复通常侧重于建立目标物种的集合，但还应通过生态系统的功能来评估成功的恢复，以保证长期的持久性。我们调查了群落组装的基础过程（即物种丧失、物种增加和常驻物种丰度的变化）如何影响处于不同恢复状态的实验草地群落的生态系统功能。

更新日期：2021-07-23

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