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Root traits and soil legacies drive species competition outcomes
Xilatu Dabu
, Hui Ji
, Liang Yang
, T. Martijn Bezemer
, Jingying Jing
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(Corresponding author)
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Corresponding author for this work
NIOO - Terrestrial Ecology (TE)
China Agricultural University
Universiteit Leiden
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Root Traits
100%
Soil Legacy
100%
Interspecies Competition
100%
Plant Competition
71%
Relative Yield
57%
Soil Inoculum
42%
Drought
42%
Fitness Differences
42%
Plant Species
28%
Competitive Ability
28%
Feedback Effect
28%
Soil Microbes
28%
Relative Fitness
28%
Soil Drought
28%
Drought Treatment
28%
Yield Difference
28%
Biotic Feedback
28%
China
14%
Monoculture
14%
Negative Effects
14%
Climate Change
14%
Soil Bacteria
14%
Plant Biomass
14%
Soil-plant
14%
Plant-soil
14%
Best Predictor
14%
Specific Root Length
14%
Sterilized Soil
14%
Plant Functional Traits
14%
Temperate Grassland
14%
Root-associated
14%
Relative Change
14%
Climatic Conditions
14%
Trait Differences
14%
Root Zone Soil
14%
Blogs
14%
Plant Combinations
14%
Total Root Length
14%
Plant Coexistence
14%
Plain Language Summary
14%
Root Surface Area
14%
Root Volume
14%
Agropyron Cristatum
14%
Distinct Root
14%
Artemisia Frigida
14%
Stipa Krylovii
14%
Microbial Heterogeneity
14%
Plant Arrangement
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Plant Competition
100%
Soil Inoculation
60%
Rhizosphere
20%
Monoculture
20%
Surface Area
20%
Climate Change
20%
Grassland
20%
Artemisia frigida
20%
Stipa krylovii
20%
Agropyron cristatum
20%
Functional Trait
20%