Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest

Soil fertility influences plant community structure, yet few studies have focused on how this influence is affected by the type of mycorrhizal association formed by tree species within local communities. We examined the relationship of aboveground biomass (AGB) and diversity of adult trees with soil...

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Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhiza
Community structure
Competition (ecology)
Ecosystem function
Ectomycorrhiza
Mycorrhiza
Plant community
Soil fertility
Species diversity
Temperate forest
China
Biomass
Forest
Microbiology
Mycorrhiza
Physiology
Soil
Tree
Biomass
Forests
Mycorrhizae
Soil
Trees
Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhizal trees
Competition
Ectomycorrhizal trees
Species diversity
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
title Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
spellingShingle Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhiza
Community structure
Competition (ecology)
Ecosystem function
Ectomycorrhiza
Mycorrhiza
Plant community
Soil fertility
Species diversity
Temperate forest
China
Biomass
Forest
Microbiology
Mycorrhiza
Physiology
Soil
Tree
Biomass
Forests
Mycorrhizae
Soil
Trees
Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhizal trees
Competition
Ectomycorrhizal trees
Species diversity
title_short Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
title_full Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
title_fullStr Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
title_full_unstemmed Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
title_sort Tree mycorrhizal associations mediate soil fertility effects on forest community structure in a temperate forest
dc.subject.keyword.spa.fl_str_mv Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhiza
Community structure
Competition (ecology)
Ecosystem function
Ectomycorrhiza
Mycorrhiza
Plant community
Soil fertility
Species diversity
Temperate forest
China
Biomass
Forest
Microbiology
Mycorrhiza
Physiology
Soil
Tree
Biomass
Forests
Mycorrhizae
Soil
Trees
Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhizal trees
Competition
Ectomycorrhizal trees
Species diversity
topic Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhiza
Community structure
Competition (ecology)
Ecosystem function
Ectomycorrhiza
Mycorrhiza
Plant community
Soil fertility
Species diversity
Temperate forest
China
Biomass
Forest
Microbiology
Mycorrhiza
Physiology
Soil
Tree
Biomass
Forests
Mycorrhizae
Soil
Trees
Aboveground biomass
Arbuscular mycorrhizal trees
Competition
Ectomycorrhizal trees
Species diversity
description Soil fertility influences plant community structure, yet few studies have focused on how this influence is affected by the type of mycorrhizal association formed by tree species within local communities. We examined the relationship of aboveground biomass (AGB) and diversity of adult trees with soil fertility (nitrogen, phosphorus, organic matter, etc.) in the context of different spatial distributions of arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) and ectomycorrhizal (EM) trees in a temperate forest in Northeast China. Diversity showed a positive trend along the soil fertility gradient driven mostly by a positive relationship between AM tree abundance and soil fertility. By contrast, the AGB showed a negative trend along the soil fertility gradient driven mostly by a negative relationship between EM tree AGB and soil fertility. Furthermore, the opposite trend in the AGB and tree species diversity along the soil fertility gradient led to an overall negative diversity–biomass relationship at the 50-m scale but not the 20-m scale. These results suggest that tree mycorrhizal associations play a critical role in driving forest community structure along soil fertility gradients and highlight the importance of tree mycorrhizal associations in influencing how the diversity–ecosystem function (e.g. biomass) relationships change with soil fertility. © 2019 The Authors. New Phytologist © 2019 New Phytologist Trust
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