Under the guidance of researcher Liu Juxiu, Liu Xujun from the Ecological and Environmental Sciences Research Center of South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences revealed that forest plant diversity and species turnover jointly regulate the availability of soil nitrogen and phosphorus
The results of the study showed that plant diversity and species turnover rate increased with forest succession, and both changed the availability of soil nitrogen and phosphorus
This study provides a possible explanation for the non-single linear relationship between soil nitrogen and phosphorus availability and plant diversity, that is, soil nitrogen and phosphorus availability is jointly regulated by species diversity and species turnover
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