Challenging Theophrastus: A common core list of plant traits for functional ecology
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Auteurs : Evan Weiher [États-Unis] ; Adrie Van Der Werf [Pays-Bas] ; Ken Thompson [Royaume-Uni] ; Michael Roderick [Australie] ; Eric Garnier [France] ; Ove Eriksson [Suède]Source :
- Journal of Vegetation Science [ 1100-9233 ] ; 1999-10.
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- Academic press, Adaptive significance, Aerts, Allocation patterns, Analog, Backhuys, Backhuys publishers, Biomass, Cambridge university press, Canopy height, Central vein, Chapman hall, Clonal, Clonal plants, Clonal species, Clonality, Cold tolerance, Common challenges, Common core, Common core list, Common core traits, Common language, Comparative approach, Comparative ecology, Comparative ecology advances, Comparative plant ecology, Competitive ability, Competitive effect, Competitive hierarchies, Competitive response, Constant mass, Core list, Core traits, Correlated traits, Diaz, Dispersal, Dispersal ability, Dispersal dispersal, Dispersal distance, Dispersal mode, Easy analogs, Easy traits, Ecol, Ecological, Ecological consequences, Ecological significance, Ecology, Emergent macrophytes, Environmental conditions, Environmental factors, Environmental heterogeneity, Establishment ability, Fleshy fruit, Flora, Funct, Functional classification, Functional ecology, Functional leaf, Functional traits, Functional unit, Fundamental plant traits, Fundamental traits, Garnier, Genome size, Germination, Grime, Growth rate, Hard traits, Herbaceous angiosperms, Higher plants, Hodgson, Inherent variation, Jurado westoby, Keddy, Lambers, Large number, Lateral spread, Leaf, Leaf area, Leaf length, Leaf longevity, Leaf water content, Leiden, Leishman, Leishman westoby, Life history, Life span, Logistical problems, Long life span, Longevity, Macgillivray grime, Main goal, Measure leaf area, Minimum time, Nitrogen supply, Noble slatyer, Other dispersal syndromes, Other plant traits, Other ramets, Other traits, Perennial grass species, Petiole, Phenotypic plasticity, Physiological mechanisms, Plant communities, Plant distribution, Plant growth, Plant height, Plant life forms, Plant life histories, Plant soil, Plant species, Plant strategies, Plant traits, Plasticity, Poorter, Poorter garnier, Population biology, Problem areas, Propagule longevity, Quantifying clonality, Ramet, Ramets, Regeneration niche, Relative growth rate, Resource availability, Resprouting, Resprouting ability, Sandra lavorel, Seed bank, Seed dispersal, Seed mass, Seed persistence, Seed shape, Seed size, Seedling, Seedling establishment, Seedling size, Shipley, Silvertown, Similar traits, Simple solution, Soil fertility, Specific leaf area, Strong relationships, Such classifications, Temperate regions, Terminal velocity, Trait, Trends ecol, Vegetation, Vegetation response, Vegetative biomass, Vegetative spread, Water content, Weiher, Werf, Westoby, Wetland plants, Wetland species, Wide variety, Wild species.
Abstract
Abstract. Ecologists need a common language of plant traits in order to make comparisons across regions and scales, pool data, and maximize the utility of the data. To develop such a set of traits we began with the primary challenges faced by plants: dispersal, establishment, and persistence in order to identify fundamental traits. Most of these traits are hard to measure, but advances in comparative ecology have suggested a number of easy to measure analogs. Unfortunately, some of the fundamental traits have no simple analog. The common core list includes: seed mass, seed shape, dispersal mode, clonality, specific leaf area, leaf water content, height, above‐ground biomass, life history, onset of flowering, stem density, and resprouting ability. Most of the traits can be measured quantitatively, but several traits on the list must still be measured qualitatively due to logistical problems or lack of an easy analog. Key problem areas include: dispersal ability, capacity for vegetative spread, germination, palatability, plasticity, and all the various below‐ground traits. Comparative studies need to address these problem areas. The common core list is suggested as a common starting point for studies of functional ecology. The idiosyncrasies of regional floras and specific research agendas will dictate which traits can be ignored and those that need to be added.
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DOI: 10.2307/3237076
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- Australie, France, Pays-Bas, Royaume-Uni, Suède, États-Unis
- Comté de Stockholm, Languedoc-Roussillon, Occitanie (région administrative), Svealand, Wisconsin
- Montpellier, Stockholm
- Université de Stockholm
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Ecologists need a common language of plant traits in order to make comparisons across regions and scales, pool data, and maximize the utility of the data. To develop such a set of traits we began with the primary challenges faced by plants: dispersal, establishment, and persistence in order to identify fundamental traits. Most of these traits are hard to measure, but advances in comparative ecology have suggested a number of easy to measure analogs. Unfortunately, some of the fundamental traits have no simple analog. The common core list includes: seed mass, seed shape, dispersal mode, clonality, specific leaf area, leaf water content, height, above‐ground biomass, life history, onset of flowering, stem density, and resprouting ability. Most of the traits can be measured quantitatively, but several traits on the list must still be measured qualitatively due to logistical problems or lack of an easy analog. Key problem areas include: dispersal ability, capacity for vegetative spread, germination, palatability, plasticity, and all the various below‐ground traits. Comparative studies need to address these problem areas. The common core list is suggested as a common starting point for studies of functional ecology. 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