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The impacts of climate shifts on ecosystems dominated by long-lived perennials are likely most pronounced during community reassembly after disturbances such as fire and confounded by interactions between disturbances and plant community composition. A 30-year-experimental hydroclimate manipulation of multiple sagebrush steppe communities was completely consumed by a 2019 wildfire, providing an opportunity to evaluate effects...
Phenological sensitivity of Bromus tectorum genotypes depends on current and source environmentsNARA Subscribed
Plants respond to their environment with both short‐term, within‐generation trait plasticity, and long‐term, between‐generation evolutionary changes. However, the relative magnitude of plant responses to short‐ and long‐term changes in the environment remains poorly understood. Shifts in phenological traits can serve as harbingers for responses to environmental change, and both a plant's current and source (i.e., genotype orig...
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