Anthropogenic environmental changes are influencing the structure and function of many ecological communities, but their underlying mechanisms are often poorly understood. We conducted a 7‐year field experiment to explore the ecological consequences of nitrogen (N) and phosphorous (P) enrichment in a high‐altitude Tibetan alpine grassland. We found that the enrichment of both N and P, but not either alone, increased plant abov...

Elucidating the effect of soil moisture on the adaptation of dominant plants in coastal wetlands is important for predicting the evolution of vegetation in the region. In this paper, Tamarix chinensis , a dominant species in the Yellow River Delta, was used as the object to study the changes of its growth and physiological parameters with increasing soil salinity under different moisture conditions (normal watering, persistent...