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Xiaojuan Liu
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SP01c Effects of species richness and composition on belowground net primary productivity in subtropical forest ecosystems
(2nd Principle investigator)
Z2c Data sharing and cooperation in the joint Chinese- German-Swiss research project BEF-China
(2nd Principle investigator)
P1C: Belowground productivity and complementarity
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FOR891_sp01c Below ground primary production/demography: SP01c Effects of species richness and composition on belowground net prima...
Description:
Due to the large area, high primary productivity, and carbon stock, forests play a critical role
in global carbon cycling and their responses and feedbacks to global climate change.
Belowground net primary productivity (BNPP) in forests determin...
Id:
19
People:
7
Datasets:
7
Proposals:
8
Attachments:
0
Created at:
2011-04-02
Updated at:
2019-12-17
FOR891_z2c data: Z2c Data sharing and cooperation in the joint Chinese- German-Swiss research...
Description:
Data management is critical for effective data collection, storage, processing and application.
During the initial stage of BEF project, we mostly focused on data collection, quality
assurance, security and data maintenance. For the 2nd phase (2...
Id:
18
People:
4
Datasets:
0
Proposals:
0
Attachments:
0
Created at:
2011-04-02
Updated at:
2019-12-17
TreeDì_P1C Belowground productivity : P1C: Belowground productivity and complementarity
Description:
Above- and belowground complementarity of resource use is considered an important mechanism for increased biomass production in diverse tree communities. Complementary space occupation and spatial niche differentiation in tree crowns and the rhizo...
Id:
38
People:
3
Datasets:
1
Proposals:
0
Attachments:
0
Created at:
2019-12-17
Updated at:
2019-12-17
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Bongers et al _JoE_data
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Understanding how species diversity affects plant performance is a central question in biodiversity–ecosystem functioning (BEF) research. At the community level, functional trait means and trait dissimilarities have been used to explain biodiversi...
Id:
602
People:
1
Projects:
0
Version:
1
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0
Created at:
2019-07-18
Updated at:
2019-07-18
Data for Schnabel et al. 2021: Hydraulic diversity stabilizes productivity in a large-scale subtropical tree biodiversity experiment
Abstract:
Extreme climatic events threaten forests and their climate mitigation potential globally. Understanding the drivers promoting ecosystems stability is therefore considered crucial to mitigate adverse climate change effects on forests. Here, we use ...
Id:
634
People:
9
Projects:
2
Version:
1
Attachments:
0
Created at:
2021-01-05
Updated at:
2021-01-12
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Designing forest biodiversity experiments: general considerations illustrated by a new large experiment in subtropical China
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Biodiversity–ecosystem functioning (BEF) experiments address ecosystem-level consequences of species loss by comparing communities of high species richness with communities from which species have been gradually eliminated. BEF experiments origina...
Id:
137
Users:
36
Datafiles:
0
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0
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2015-01-27
Updated at:
2017-06-16
Positive effects of tree species richness on fine-root production in a subtropical forest in SE-China
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Aims
Fine roots play an important role in the biogeochemical cycles of terrestrial ecosystems and are vital for understanding forest ecosystem functioning and services. Higher plant species diversity has been largely reported to increase abovegro...
Id:
195
Users:
6
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2016-11-03
Updated at:
2018-11-30
Inter- and intraspecific variation in specific root length drives aboveground biodiversity effects in young experimental forest stands
Abstract:
Aims
Although the net biodiversity effect (NE) can be statistically partitioned into complementarity and selection effects (CE and SE), there are different underlying mechanisms that can cause a certain partitioning. Our objective was to assess t...
Id:
196
Users:
11
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2016-11-03
Updated at:
2018-11-30
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