Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Climate
extremes
such
as
droughts
are
expected
to
increase
in
frequency
and
intensity
with
global
change.
Therefore,
it
is
important
map
predict
ecosystem
responses
extreme
events
maintain
functions
services.
Alongside
abiotic
factors,
biotic
factors
the
proportion
of
needle
broadleaf
trees
were
found
affect
forest
drought
responses,
corroborating
results
from
biodiversity–ecosystem
functioning
(BEF)
experiments.
Yet
remains
unclear
what
extent
behavior
non‐experimental
systems
at
large
scales
corresponds
relationships
discovered
BEF
Using
remote
sensing,
trait‐based
functional
diversity
ecosystems
can
be
directly
quantified.
We
investigated
relationship
between
remotely
sensed
richness
evenness
using
data
temperate
mixed
forests
Switzerland,
which
experienced
an
extremely
hot
dry
summer
2018.
used
Sentinel‐2
satellite
assess
aspects
quantified
response
terms
resistance,
recovery,
resilience
2017
2020
a
scalable
approach.
then
analyzed
measures
for
different
aggregation
levels
three
physiological
canopy
traits
(chlorophyll,
carotenoid/chlorophyll
ratio,
equivalent
water
thickness).
Forest
stands
greater
trait
more
resistant
resilient
event,
resistance
or
was
hump‐shaped
negative,
respectively.
These
suggest
support
via
mixture
complementarity
dominance
effects,
first
indicated
by
positive
effects
second
negative
effects.
Our
link
biodiversity
provide
new
insights
into
ecosystems.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(3)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Abstract
Changes
in
climate
and
biodiversity
are
widely
recognized
as
primary
global
change
drivers
of
ecosystem
structure
functioning,
also
affecting
services
provided
to
human
populations.
Increasing
plant
diversity
not
only
enhances
functioning
stability
but
mitigates
effects
buffers
extreme
weather
conditions,
yet
the
underlying
mechanisms
remain
largely
unclear.
Recent
studies
have
shown
that
can
mitigate
(e.g.
reduce
temperature
fluctuations
or
drought
through
microclimatic
effects)
different
compartments
focal
ecosystem,
which
such
may
contribute
effect
on
properties
functioning.
However,
these
potential
diversity‐induced
microclimate
sufficiently
understood.
Here,
we
explored
consequences
modulation
modification
by
for
a
mechanism
contributing
documented
biodiversity–ecosystem
(BEF)
relationships,
using
combination
theoretical
simulation
approaches.
We
focused
diverse
set
response
variables
at
various
levels
integration
ranging
from
ecosystem‐level
carbon
exchange
soil
enzyme
activity,
including
population
dynamics
activity
specific
organisms.
demonstrated
vegetation
layer
composed
many
species
has
influence
thus
mitigating
negative
impacts
extremes
Integrating
processes
temperature,
humidity
light
modulation)
BEF
relationships
is
promising
avenue
improve
our
understanding
better
predict
future
structure,
services.
In
addition,
management
monitoring
should
be
seen
tool
practitioners
adapt
ecosystems
change.
Journal of Ecology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
112(8), С. 1787 - 1803
Опубликована: Июль 12, 2024
Abstract
The
frequency
of
consecutive
drought
years
is
predicted
to
increase
due
climate
change.
These
droughts
have
strong
negative
impacts
on
forest
ecosystems.
Mixing
tree
species
proposed
the
resistance
and
resilience
communities.
However,
this
promising
diversity
effect
has
not
yet
been
investigated
under
extreme
conditions
in
context
complementary
mycorrhizal
associations
their
potential
role
improving
water
uptake.
Here,
we
investigate
whether
promotes
growth
responses
are
modulated
by
associations.
We
used
inventory
data
(2015–2021)
from
a
young
experiment
Germany,
manipulating
richness
(1,
2
4
species)
type
(communities
containing
arbuscular
[AM]
or
ectomycorrhizal
[EM]
species,
both).
For
all
communities,
calculated
basal
area
increment
periods
before,
during
after
concepts
quantify
drought.
found
declines
2018–2020
for
most
Contrary
our
hypothesis,
did
find
that
per
se
can
buffer
growth.
while
EM
decreased
with
richness,
they
increased
AM
communities
comprising
both
types.
highlight
among
various
mixtures
only
those
mixed
types
outperformed
respective
monocultures
Furthermore,
drought,
community
tends
segregate
into
‘winner’
‘loser’
terms
diversity,
indicating
possible
intensification
competition.
While
cannot
disentangle
underlying
mechanisms
clarify
mycorrhiza
findings
suggest
within
could
help
safeguard
forests
against
increasing
frequency.
Synthesis
.
Drought
depend
association
diverse
holds
promise
restoration
face
Worldwide
tree
diversity
loss
raises
concerns
about
functional
and
energetic
declines
across
trophic
levels.
In
this
study,
we
coupled
160
above-
belowground
food
webs,
quantifying
energy
fluxes
to
microorganisms
invertebrates
in
a
tree-mycorrhiza
experiment,
test
how
affects
of
above
below
the
ground.
The
experiment
differentiates
three
mycorrhizal
type
treatments:
only
AM
species
(with
arbuscular
mycorrhizae),
EcM
ectomycorrhizae;
one,
two,
four
species),
or
mixtures
both
(AM+EcM;
two
species).
Our
results
indicate
that
most
initially
flowed
through
communities,
with
soil
contributing
97.7%
total
fauna
accounting
for
60.9%
animals.
Consequently,
fueled
surface
(62.3%
predation)
aboveground
(30.5%
predators.
Tree
increased
ecosystem
multifunctionality
(indicated
by
averaged
fluxes)
∼30%
levels
while
it
shifted
webs
from
fast
(such
as
bacterial-dominated)
slow
fungal-dominated)
channels
communities.
primarily
impacted
communities
strengthened
coupling
increasing
importance
prey
predators
at
These
findings
highlight
types
drive
functioning
via
fluxes.
Communications Earth & Environment,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2023
Abstract
Climate
extremes
in
tandem
with
biodiversity
change
affect
plant
emissions
of
biogenic
volatile
organic
compounds,
as
a
result,
the
formation
secondary
aerosols.
The
resulting
aerosols
can
have
wide
variety
impacts,
such
on
Earth’s
radiative
balance
or
cloud-
and
precipitation
formation.
However,
at
present,
it
is
unclear
how
changing
will
lead
to
changes
compound
emissions,
their
corresponding
effects.
We
present
conceptual
framework
relationships
between
based
our
current
mechanistic
understanding
combining
knowledge
from
fields
biology
atmospheric
chemistry.
Parts
this
are
tested
case
study
using
tree
diversity
experiment.
relative
differences
monocultures
mixtures
show
that
overall
concentration
compounds
decreases
increasing
biodiversity,
but
results
for
mixed
non-significant.
A
deeper
influences
aerosol
requires
in-depth
investigations
microclimate
conditions,
accurate
monitoring
above-
below-ground
biotic
abiotic
stress,
manipulating
stress
conditions
across
long-term
experiments.
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
6
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Introduction
Forests
play
a
pivotal
role
within
the
global
carbon
cycle.
However,
how
to
enhance
storage
in
existing
forests
remains
unclear.
Methods
In
this
study,
we
conduct
comprehensive
analysis
of
data
from
2,948
forest
sites
across
China.
Utilizing
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM),
investigate
intricate
relationship
between
climate,
tree
species
diversity,
stand
structure,
function
traits,
initial
biomass
stocks
(BCi),
soil
organic
(Soil
C
content),
and
accumulation
(ΔBC)
(ΔSOC)
both
natural
(NF,
n
=
1,910)
planted
(PF,
1,038).
Results
Our
findings
underscore
critical
influence
diversity
structure
drivers
direct
indirect
accumulation,
with
distinct
emerging
based
on
pools
NF
PF.
Specifically,
increasing
its
minimum
maximum
value
through
management-results
14.798
tC/ha
reduction
BC
0.686
SOC
NF.
Conversely,
amplifies
PF
by
0.338
0.065
tC/ha,
respectively.
Enhancing
structure-such
as
density-results
231.727
NF,
10.668
64.008
increment
Discussion
Overall,
our
results
indicate
that
higher
density
age-group
limits
further
current
contrast,
low
development
potential
forests.
To
sequestration
capacity,
China
should
change
policy
completely
banning
logging
Natural
need
thinning
reduced
while
increase
density.
Journal of Ecology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
112(3), С. 528 - 546
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Abstract
The
relationship
between
biodiversity
and
multitrophic
ecosystem
functions
(BEF)
remains
poorly
studied
in
forests.
There
have
been
inconsistent
reports
regarding
the
significance
of
tree
diversity
effects
on
functions,
which
may
be
better
understood
by
considering
critical
biotic
interactions
trees.
This
study
investigates
role
tree‐mycorrhizal
associations
that
shape
forest
BEF
relationships
across
multiple
functions.
We
used
a
field
experiment
(MyDiv)
comprises
10
deciduous
species
associated
with
either
arbuscular
mycorrhizal
(AM)
or
ectomycorrhizal
(EcM)
fungi
to
create
gradients
richness
(1,
2,
4
species)
different
communities
(only
AM‐species
[AM
species]
EcM‐species
[EcM
species],
combination
both).
investigated
types
crucial
(foliage
damage,
predation
[using
artificial
caterpillars]
soil
fauna
feeding
activity
[~0–10
cm])
assessed
how
these
were
mediated
stand
characteristics.
Overall,
we
found
strongly
affected
Compared
monocultures,
4‐species
mixtures
both
experienced
significantly
lower
foliage
damage.
supported
higher
(i.e.
greater
proportion
caterpillars
being
attacked),
this
effect
strengthened
richness.
negative
all
layer.
Moreover,
showed
above‐ground
biomass,
vertical
structural
complexity
leaf
quality,
dominating
mechanisms
largely
depending
types.
Synthesis
.
Tree
functioning
(1)
directly
decreasing
damage
types,
where
benefited
from
mixing
EcM‐species,
(2)
increasing
rates
via
changes
EcM‐species.
Our
results
highlight
importance
for
managing
well‐functioning
mixed‐species
forests
contribute
broadening
mechanistic
understanding
context‐dependent
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2024
Increasing
forest
structural
complexity
is
becoming
a
common
goal
in
forestry
worldwide.
However,
the
lack
of
empirical
quantification
clouds
its
implementation.
Here
we
quantified
long-term
effects
(>
30
y)
partial
harvest
on
stand
and
net
primary
productivity
using
east-west
precipitation
gradient
(318-2508
mm,
mean
annual
precipitation-MAP)
western
Patagonian
as
study
system.
In
this
gradient,
pairs
1-ha
plots
20
sites
(20
harvested
unharvested)
were
installed.
each
plot
terrestrial
laser
scanning
was
used
to
quantify
index
(SSCI),
Sentinel
satellite
images
obtain
Enhanced
Vegetation
Index
(EVI:
proxy
productivity).
Generalized
linear
mixed-effect
models
relate
SSCI
MAP
EVI
SSCI,
with
harvesting
indicator
variable,
site
random
variable
(two
nested
same
precipitation).
Results
showed
that
mesic-to-humid
(but
not
dry
sites)
had
higher
values
compared
unharvested
plots,
likely
due
greater
vertical
canopy
packing.
These
results
show
influence
which
resulted
more
diversified
structure
EVI.
Such
insights
support
site-specific
management
aimed
increase
complexity.