Germination changes can restructure communities through priority effects

Priority effects caused by different species’ arrival order can significantly influence community assembly and also plant community composition. Dawson-Glass et al. show for the first time in a multi-species setting, that warming-induced shifts in germination timing can restructure communities via seasonal priority effects that influence assembly and affect plant performance.

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2025-05-06
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https://doi.org/10.48548/pubdata-3079
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Germination changes can restructure communities through priority effects

Vicky M. Temperton
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Plant and animal studies
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Germination changes can restructure communities through priority effects

Vicky M. Temperton
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Priority effects caused by different species’ arrival order can significantly influence community assembly and also plant community composition. Dawson-Glass et al. show for the first time in a multi-species setting, that warming-induced shifts in germination timing can restructure communities via seasonal priority effects that influence assembly and affect plant performance.

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