Tractable practices for soil microbial restoration in tallgrass prairies reclaimed from
agriculture are a critical gap in traditional ecological restoration. Long‐term fertilization and …

The impact of heat stress due to climate change is particularly well characterized on the
plant aboveground and more specifically in the reproductive parts of crops. However, fewer …

Atmospheric CO2 enrichment is expected to often benefit plant growth, despite causing
global warming and nitrogen (N) dilution in plants. Most plants primarily procure N as …

Plants under changing conditions release different blends of root exudates, which can play
key role in modulating rhizospheric microbiome and soil nutrient cycling. Correlational …

Nitrogen (N) as an inorganic macronutrient is inevitable for plant growth, development, and
biomass production. Many external factors and stresses, such as acidity, alkalinity, salinity …

One of the major impacts of climate change is increasing global temperatures. Because
warming is expected to affect plant morphological and chemical traits, it may therefore also …

The response of plant N relations to the combination of elevated CO2 (eCO2) and warming
are poorly understood. To study this, tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) plants were grown at …

With an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme heat events, plants are likely to
reach their thermal limits and show slower growth or increased mortality. We investigated …

Extreme climatic conditions with extended drought periods and heatwaves are predicted to
increase in frequency and severity in many regions of the world. Aside from this, other …

Grasses are cosmopolitan, existing in many biome and climate types from xeric to tropical.
Traits that control physiological responses to drought vary strongly among grass lineages …