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• W4291398906 abstract "Increasing atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition has resulted in phosphorus (P) limitation in multiple terrestrial ecosystems, yet how plants coordinate aboveground and belowground strategies to adapt to such P deficiency remains unclear. In this study, we conducted a field N fertilization experiment in two alpine coniferous plantations (Picea asperata Mast. and Pinus armandii Franch.) with different soil N availability on the eastern Tibetan Plateau of China, to examine N addition effects on plant nutrient limiting status and plant adaptive strategies corresponding to aboveground P conservation and belowground P acquisition. The results showed that N addition aggravated P deficiency in both plantations, as indicated by decreased needle P concentrations and increased N:P ratios, and that plant strategies for addressing such P deficiency differed in the two plantations with different initial soil N availabilities. In the P. asperata plantation with relatively high N availability, significantly enhanced needle phosphatase activity and shifts in P fraction allocation (downregulation of the structural P fraction and increased allocation to the residual P fraction) co-occurred with increased rhizosphere effects on phosphatase activity under N addition, indicating a synergistic strategy of aboveground P conservation and belowground P mining to alleviate P deficiency. In the P. armandii plantation with relatively low N availability, however, N addition only enhanced phosphatase activity and increased allocation to residual P fraction in the aboveground but had little effect on belowground P acquisition-associated traits, suggesting a decoupling relationship between aboveground P conservation and belowground P acquisition. This study highlights the vital significance of initial soil nutrient availability in regulating the coordination of aboveground and belowground strategic alternatives, emphasizing the need to integrate soil nutrient conditions for a holistic understanding of forest adaptation to anthropogenic N enrichment." @default.
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• W4291398906 date "2022-11-01" @default.
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• W4291398906 title "Differential aboveground-belowground adaptive strategies to alleviate N addition-induced P deficiency in two alpine coniferous forests" @default.
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