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Factorial field experiment
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Description
Factorial experiment crossing nitrogen addition treatments with dominant species removal treatments in replicated plots to test community responses to multiple global change drivers. Includes both selective removal of dominant species and random biomass removal controls.
Typical Equipment
- plot markers
- urea
- ammonium nitrate
- glyphosate herbicide
- paintbrush
- clippers
Output Measurements
- species composition
- community structure
- ecosystem function
Papers Using This Protocol (13)
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Context dependence of warming induced shifts in montane soil microbial functions
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Exploring the impact of climate change on soil carbon storage in montane meadows
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Plant removal across an elevational gradient marginally reduces rates, substantially reduces variation in mineralization
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Investigating alpine plant community responses to simulated warming and dominant species removal at a low and high elevation in the Colorado Rocky Mountains
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The Impact of Warming and Species Removal on Soil Respiration at Low and High Elevations
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The Direct and Interactive Effects of Warming and Species Interaction on Plant Functional Traits
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Plant dominance in a subalpine montane meadow: biotic vs. abiotic controls of subordinate diversity within and across sites
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Aboveground resilience to species loss but belowground resistance to nitrogen addition in a montane plant community
student_paper
Direct and Indirect Consequences of Climate Change on Net Ecosystem Exchange.
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Causes and consequences of dominant and subdominant plant species effects on ecosystem function: using above-and belowground traits in an alpine meadow system
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Does nutrient enrichment interact with <i>Castilleja miniata</i> to alter plant communities in montane meadows?
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The effects of hemiparasitism by <i> Castilleja</i> spp on community structure in alpine ecosystems
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