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Journal of Ecology Journal of Ecology publishes original research papers on all aspects of the ecology of plants (including algae), in both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.

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Published!📖 Growth phenology of forest understorey herbs shifts under global change: warming advances growth, light and ...
19/12/2025

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Growth phenology of forest understorey herbs shifts under global change: warming advances growth, light and nitrogen addition delay it, and agricultural land-use legacy has mixed effects. Tracking these changes is key to understands future competition in forest communities🌳

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Published!There is a long-held belief that ECM fungi suppress litter decomposition temperate pine forests (the Gadgil ef...
18/12/2025

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There is a long-held belief that ECM fungi suppress litter decomposition temperate pine forests (the Gadgil effect). However, in a cross site trenching experiment roots and ECM fungi either increase or do not affect pine litter decomposition🍄 🌳

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Published!📖Population loss of a key foundation species at its trailing range edge will have significant impacts on tempe...
18/12/2025

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Population loss of a key foundation species at its trailing range edge will have significant impacts on temperate rocky shore communities on both wave-exposed and sheltered shores🌊

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Published!📖 Spring budburst partially aligns with functional trait frameworks, providing new insight into how forest com...
17/12/2025

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Spring budburst partially aligns with functional trait frameworks, providing new insight into how forest communities may alter growth strategies with shifts in phenology🌸 🌺 🌷

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Published!📖Plants have remarkably wide thermal tolerance breadth. By measuring both heat and cold tolerance in 69 divers...
16/12/2025

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Plants have remarkably wide thermal tolerance breadth. By measuring both heat and cold tolerance in 69 diverse species from 3 contrasting biomes in the field, we revealed associations between physiological tolerance and local climate factors🏔️

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Published!📖Earlier snowmelt in montane meadows may increase the carbon sink by 22%, with the strongest effect in the ear...
16/12/2025

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Earlier snowmelt in montane meadows may increase the carbon sink by 22%, with the strongest effect in the early spring, diminishing as the growing season progresses. Early spring increases in graminoid abundance drive productivity increases🌸❄️

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Published!📖 Invasive Solidago favours the pollination of native species with similar flowers and reduces that of dissimi...
15/12/2025

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Invasive Solidago favours the pollination of native species with similar flowers and reduces that of dissimilar natives. Vegetative density (not floral density) drives these impacts, stressing the role of the vegetation 3D structure in pollination🐝 🌸

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Published!📖 Urban habitat diversity has driven adaptive divergence in functional traits among rural and urban population...
12/12/2025

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Urban habitat diversity has driven adaptive divergence in functional traits among rural and urban populations of Commelina communis🏙️ 🏔️

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Published!📖 Our study demonstrates that foliar fungal communities play a critical role in modulating leaf photosynthesis...
12/12/2025

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Our study demonstrates that foliar fungal communities play a critical role in modulating leaf photosynthesis under nitrogen and water addition in alpine grasslands.

These findings highlight the overlooked but important role of foliar microbial communities in shaping plant responses to global change and suggest that microbial regulation may become increasingly influential in future ecosystems🦠

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🌱 Delve deeper into the ecology of soil with "The Ecology of Soil: From communities to ecosystems", a fascinating new bo...
11/12/2025

🌱 Delve deeper into the ecology of soil with "The Ecology of Soil: From communities to ecosystems", a fascinating new book release from our Executive Editor Richard Bardgett!

🪱 Read more: https://buff.ly/6A4abeW

Published!📖 The relationships between plants and soils in forests are not only shaped by dominant overstory trees but al...
11/12/2025

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The relationships between plants and soils in forests are not only shaped by dominant overstory trees but also the density and composition of understory trees. These findings may help predict how shifts in forest composition will affect biogeochemical cycling.

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Published!📖 This study showed that the soil animal community living in the litter, known as a so-called “house made of f...
10/12/2025

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This study showed that the soil animal community living in the litter, known as a so-called “house made of food,” was more strongly determined by litter traits related to habitat provisioning functions than by the traits explaining food quality🐜 🌿

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