Community Ecology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 15, 2024
Abstract
Transfers
of
energy
and
nutrients
from
producers
to
consumers
are
fundamental
ecosystem
structure
functioning.
A
common
example
is
the
transfer
essential
amino
acids
fatty
acids,
produced
by
phototrophs,
up
through
successive
trophic
levels.
highly
specialised
transmission
acquired
phototrophy
between
certain
plankton.
There
>
250
species
marine
plankton
that
exploit
phototrophy;
Teleaulax
-
Mesodinium
Dinophysis
(TMD)
trinity
most
studied
complex.
In
TMD-trinity,
plastids
nuclear
material
cryptophyte
transferred
during
feeding
ciliate,
these
subsequently
its
predator,
dinoflagellate
.
These
plastidic
non-constitutive
mixoplankton,
,
globally
ubiquitous
ecologically
important
organisms.
can
form
red-tide
blooms,
while
spp.
cause
diarrhetic
shellfish
poisoning
events
shellfisheries
closures.
However,
very
little
known
about
impact
different
environmental
stressors
on
transmissions
phototrophy,
subsequent
decay
phototrophic
potential
over
time,
implications
for
community
dynamics.
Here,
first
dynamics
success
TMD-trinity
were
explored
under
nitrogen
phosphorus
(N:P)
nutrient
ratios
loadings
(eutrophic,
mesotrophic,
oligotrophic).
Using
a
multi-nutrient
simulator,
bloom
shown
be
markedly
scenarios,
highlighting
importance
variable
stoichiometry
in
ecology.
Importantly,
sensitive
longevity
(half-life)
(especially
at
low
high
N:P),
feature
which
appropriate
empirical
data
lacking.
This
work
highlights
need
enhance
our
understanding
how
arising
anthropogenic
activities
(including
climate
change)
will
transference
levels
thence
biodiversity
services.
Agriculture & Food Security,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Март 23, 2023
Abstract
The
massive
use
of
fertilizers
during
the
last
decades
allowed
a
great
increase
in
global
capacity
food
production.
However,
years,
several
studies
highlight
inefficiency
and
country
asymmetries
these
that
generated
environmental
problems,
soil
nutritional
imbalances
not
optimal
We
have
aimed
to
summarize
this
information
identify
disentangle
key
caveats
should
be
solved.
Inadequate
management
fertilization
produces
areas
with
serious
nutrient
deficits
croplands
linked
insufficient
access
clearly
limit
production,
are
overfertilized
consequent
problems
pollution
affecting
human
health.
A
more
efficient
nitrogen
(N),
phosphorus
(P)
potassium
(K)
for
security
while
preserving
environment
is
thus
needed.
Nutrient
imbalances,
particularly
disequilibrium
N:P
ratio
due
unbalanced
release
N
P
from
anthropogenic
activities,
mainly
by
crop
expanding
N-fixing
crops
continuously
increased
ratio,
another
issue
resolve.
This
imbalance
has
already
affected
terrestrial
aquatic
ecosystems,
altering
their
species
composition
functionality
threatening
biodiversity.
different
economic
geopolitical
traits
three
main
macronutrient
must
considered.
fewest
reserves,
depending
mostly
on
mineable
efforts,
most
reserves
concentrated
very
few
countries
(85%
Morocco).
problem
concern
current
near-future
low-income
countries.
instead
readily
available
well-established
relatively
low-cost
Haber–Bosch
synthesis
ammonium
atmospheric
2
,
which
increasingly
used,
even
some
producing
an
increasing
ratios
application
K
fertilizers.
inputs
macronutrients
reached
levels
natural
fluxes,
thereby
substantially
cycles.
case
excess
especially
paradigmatic
world,
where
continental
water
sources
become
useless
higher
nitrate
concentrations.
N,
center
dichotomy
between
environmentally
driven
such
as
climate
change
or
eutrophication/pollution.
Such
role
demands
new
legislation
adopting
well-known
common-sense
4R
principle
(right
source
at
right
rate,
time
place)
would
help
ensure
appropriate
resources
optimization
productivity.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(4)
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Abstract
Drylands,
comprising
semi‐arid,
arid,
and
hyperarid
regions,
cover
approximately
41%
of
the
Earth's
land
surface
have
expanded
considerably
in
recent
decades.
Even
under
more
optimistic
scenarios,
such
as
limiting
global
temperature
rise
to
1.5°C
by
2100,
semi‐arid
lands
may
increase
up
38%.
This
study
provides
an
overview
state‐of‐the‐art
regarding
changing
aridity
arid
with
a
specific
focus
on
its
effects
accumulation
availability
carbon
(C),
nitrogen
(N),
phosphorus
(P)
plant–soil
systems.
Additionally,
we
summarized
impacts
rising
biodiversity,
service
provisioning,
feedback
climate
change
across
scales.
The
expansion
ecosystems
is
linked
decline
C
nutrient
stocks,
plant
community
biomass
diversity,
thereby
diminishing
capacity
for
recovery
maintaining
adequate
water‐use
efficiency
plants
microbes.
Prolonged
drought
led
−3.3%
reduction
soil
organic
(SOC)
content
(based
148
drought‐manipulation
studies),
−8.7%
decrease
litter
input,
−13.0%
absolute
decomposition,
−5.7%
decomposition
rate.
Moreover,
substantial
positive
loop
warming
exists,
primarily
due
increased
albedo.
loss
critical
ecosystem
services,
including
food
production
water
resources,
poses
severe
challenge
inhabitants
these
regions.
Increased
reduces
SOC,
nutrient,
content.
Aridity
intensification
exacerbate
socio‐economic
disparities
between
economically
rich
least
developed
countries,
significant
opportunities
improvement
through
investments
infrastructure
technology.
By
half
world's
landmass
become
dryland,
characterized
conditions
marked
limited
C,
N,
P
scarcity,
native
species
biodiversity.
These
pose
formidable
challenges
essential
impacting
human
well‐being
raising
complex
regional
socio‐political
challenges.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(24), С. 7353 - 7365
Опубликована: Сен. 3, 2022
Abstract
Carbon
(C):nitrogen
(N):phosphorus
(P)
stoichiometry
in
plants,
soils,
and
microbial
biomass
influences
productivity
nutrient
cycling
terrestrial
ecosystems.
Anthropogenic
inputs
of
P
to
ecosystems
are
increasing;
however,
our
understanding
the
impacts
addition
on
ecosystem
C:N:P
ratios
remains
elusive.
By
conducting
a
meta‐analysis
with
1413
paired
observations
from
121
publications,
we
showed
that
significantly
decreased
plant,
soil,
N:P
C:P
ratios,
but
had
negligible
effects
C:N
ratios.
The
reductions
became
more
evident
as
application
rates
experimental
duration
increased.
did
not
vary
types
or
climates.
Moreover,
responses
soil
were
associated
pH
fungi:bacteria
Additionally,
additions
increased
net
primary
productivity,
biomass,
respiration,
N
mineralization,
nitrification,
ammonium
nitrate
contents.
Decreases
plant
both
negatively
correlated
positively
contents;
contents,
contents
all
declining
Our
findings
highlight
could
imbalance
potentially
impact
functions.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
820, С. 153326 - 153326
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2022
We
investigated
nutrition
as
a
potential
mechanism
underlying
the
link
between
floral
diversity/composition
and
wild
bee
performance.
The
health,
resilience,
fitness
of
bees
may
be
limited
by
lack
nutritionally
balanced
larval
food
(pollen),
influencing
entire
population,
even
if
adults
are
not
availability
quality
their
(mainly
nectar).
hypothesized
that
nutritional
is
indirectly
connected
to
species
diversity
pollen
provisions
directly
driven
composition.
Therefore,
accessibility
specific,
desirable
key
plant
for
larvae
might
promote
populations.
Using
fully
controlled
feeding
experiment,
we
simulated
different
resources
could
available
in
various
environments,
reflecting
changes
composition
caused
landscape
changes.
Suboptimal
concentrations
certain
nutrients
produced
specific
resulted
reduced
fitness.
negative
effects
were
alleviated
when
scarce
added
these
diets.
scarcity
was
associated
with
but
diversity.
Thus,
one
mechanisms
decreased
homogenous
landscapes
imbalance,
i.e.,
presence
eaten
larvae.
Accordingly,
provide
conceptual
representation
how
can
impact
populations
affecting
fitness-related
life
history
traits.
Additionally,
suggest
mixes
'bee-friendly'
plants
used
improve
base
should
composed
considering
local
flora
supplement
vital
considered
environment.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
29(24), С. 7051 - 7071
Опубликована: Окт. 3, 2023
Precipitation
changes
modify
C,
N,
and
P
cycles,
which
regulate
the
functions
structure
of
terrestrial
ecosystems.
Although
altered
precipitation
affects
above-
belowground
C:N:P
stoichiometry,
considerable
uncertainties
remain
regarding
plant-microbial
nutrient
allocation
strategies
under
increased
(IPPT)
decreased
(DPPT)
precipitation.
We
meta-analyzed
827
observations
from
235
field
studies
to
investigate
effects
IPPT
DPPT
on
stoichiometry
plants,
soils,
microorganisms.
reduced
leaf
C:N
ratio,
but
root
N:P
ratios
reflecting
stronger
decrease
compared
with
N
mobility
in
soil
drought.
microbial
biomass
C
(+13%),
(+15%),
(26%),
whereas
(-12%)
ratio.
The
plant
leaves
were
more
sensitive
medium
than
because
drought
content,
particularly
humid
areas.
responses
did
not
fit
double
asymmetry
model
a
positive
negative
extreme
DPPT.
Soil
microorganisms
DPPT,
they
IPPT,
consistent
model.
maintained
stoichiometric
homeostasis,
plants
follow
that
soils
In
conclusion,
specific
communities
as
well
availability
critically
mediate
by
need
be
considered
prediction
ecosystem
cycling
future
climate
change
scenarios.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Апрель 8, 2024
Carbon
(C),
nitrogen
(N),
and
phosphorus
(P)
stoichiometry
serve
as
valuable
indices
for
plant
nutrient
utilization
biogeochemical
cycling
within
ecosystems.
However,
the
allocation
of
these
nutrients
among
different
organs
underlying
drivers
in
dynamic
riparian
ecosystems
remain
inadequately
understood.
In
this
study,
we
gathered
samples
from
diverse
life
forms
(annuals
perennials)
(leaves,
stems,
roots)
zone
Three
Gorges
Reservoir
Region
(TGRR)
China—a
novel
ecosystem
subject
to
winter
flooding.
We
used
random
forest
analysis
structural
equation
modeling
find
out
how
flooding,
forms,
communities,
soil
variables
affect
C,
N,
P
levels.
Results
showed
that
mean
concentrations
TGRR
were
386.65,
19.31,
5.27
mg/g
leaves
respectively,
404.02,
11.23,
4.81
stems
388.22,
9.32,
3.27
roots
respectively.
The
C:N,
C:P
N:P
ratios
16.15,
191.7
5.56
respectively;
26.98,
273.72
4.6
16.63,
223.06
4.77
Riparian
plants
exhibited
limitation,
with
weak
carbon
sequestration,
low
efficiency,
a
high
capacity
uptake.
Plant
C:N:P
was
significantly
across
organs,
higher
N
than
roots,
annuals
perennials.
While
flooding
stress
triggered
distinct
responses
annual
perennial
plants,
they
maintained
similar
stoichiometric
along
gradients.
Furthermore,
our
investigation
identified
properties
more
influential
factors
communities
shaping
variations
organs.
Flooding
indirectly
impacts
primarily
through
alterations
community
composition
factors.
This
study
underscores
potential
hydrologic
changes
influence
dynamics,
further
alter
ecological
strategies
Global Ecology and Conservation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
51, С. e02885 - e02885
Опубликована: Март 5, 2024
Ecological
stoichiometry
assessment
provides
insight
into
the
interactions
between
foliar-litter-soil
dynamics
among
dominant
tree
species
and
facilitates
their
conservation.
However,
little
research
has
been
carried
out
on
such
trends
within
mixed
forest
ecosystems
in
national
nature
reserves
globally.
The
present
study
fills
this
knowledge
gap
by
examining
ecological
of
at
various
altitudes
desirable
southern
China.
This
concentrates
six
representative
plant
communities,
each
pivotal
maintaining
carbon
(C),
nitrogen
(N),
phosphorus
(P),
potassium
(K)
balances,
along
with
energy
flows.
selected
communities
encompass
two
plantations
comprising
Cunninghamia
lanceolata
Phyllostachys
edulis
four
natural
forests,
including
evergreen
broad-leaved
(Manglietia
conifera),
deciduous
(Daphniphyllum
macropodum
Acer
davidii),
consisting
Fagus
longipetiolata,
coniferous
(Tsuga
chinensis).
Furthermore,
involved
measurement
C,
N,
P,
K
contents
foliage,
litter,
soil.
outcomes
revealed
significant
variations
foliar,
soil
stoichiometric
attributes
across
communities.
Correlation
analysis
highlighted
substantial
positive
associations
N
P
foliar
litter
components,
while
exhibited
insignificance.
Broad-leaved
forests
generally
displayed
higher
leaf
compared
to
forests.
exceptions
observed
content
M.
conifera
D.
F.
longipetiolata.
high-altitude
T.
chinensis
one
highest
ratios.
Notably,
demonstrated
richness
but
deficiency
K,
impacting
growth
limiting
availability.
Additionally,
low
hindered
decomposition.
nutrient
ratios
other
nutrients
remained
relatively
stable
except
for
C:
which
were
consistent
homeostasis
theory.
These
findings
provide
scientific
evidence
cycle
regulation,
ecosystem
protection,
valuable
insights
complex
relationships