植物群落邻体间的系统发育关系是密度制约的重要预测因子,但在不同研究结论中邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响不一致。该文基于Web of Science、Google Scholar和CNKI三个数据库,通过关键词检索邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响...植物群落邻体间的系统发育关系是密度制约的重要预测因子,但在不同研究结论中邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响不一致。该文基于Web of Science、Google Scholar和CNKI三个数据库,通过关键词检索邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响的相关文献(1980.01.01~2022.05.01),对标题、摘要和全文进行筛选,纳入分析文献35篇。邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响有三种:系统发育负密度制约效应(PNDD)、系统发育正密度制约效应(PPDD)和无系统发育密度制约,其文献篇数依次递减。PNDD主要受资源竞争、天敌和病原体的影响;PPDD与共生真菌、生境异质性小和生境过滤相关;而植物早期邻体间无直接的相互作用和性状无系统发育信号会导致无系统发育密度制约。邻体间系统发育密度制约结论不一致主要是因为不同研究地点的环境异质性、研究方法、尺度和研究对象的不同。因此,在探究邻体间系统发育对邻体效应的影响时,应尽可能考虑这些因素的影响。展开更多
Background: One of the most important drivers of forest biodiversity is conspecific negative density dependence(CNDD), a reduction in performance when conspecific densities are high. While the majority of CNDD rese...Background: One of the most important drivers of forest biodiversity is conspecific negative density dependence(CNDD), a reduction in performance when conspecific densities are high. While the majority of CNDD research has focused on tropical forests, evidence is mounting that CNDD may also play an important role in temperate forests.To further explore the potential reach of this phenomenon, we investigated CNDD in American beech(Fagus grandifolia)in a mature mid-Atlantic forest.Methods: We used bivariate point pattern analyses to examine spatial relationships between large beech trees and conspecific saplings, and we also contrasted these patterns with comparable patterns for heterospecifics. In addition, to address the possibility of dispersal limitation and the associated effects on spatial patterns, we analyzed seedling density as a function of adult conspecific abundance.Results: We found that beech saplings were more repel ed from large conspecifics than large heterospecifics, despite the fact that beech seedling density was positively correlated with beech basal area. However, saplings of other canopy tree species were also repel ed from adult beech trees, suggesting a general suppressive effect. Nonetheless, the discrepancy between beech seedling and sapling densities beneath adult conspecifics suggests that beech seedling survival rates were reduced in vicinity of conspecific adults.Conclusions: Regardless of the extent to which beech inhibits heterospecific trees, a negative effect on conspecific recruits may be critical for biodiversity maintenance. Without this conspecific suppression, a dense layer of shade-tolerant beech saplings could form beneath adult beech trees. If this were to occur, beech would have a substantial head-start fol owing canopy disturbance, and this late-successional species could potential y dominate a stand in perpetuity,through repeated disturbance cycles.展开更多
An important mechanism promoting species coexistence is conspecific negative density dependence(CNDD),which inhibits conspecific neighbors by accumulating host-specific enemies near adult trees.Natural enemies may be ...An important mechanism promoting species coexistence is conspecific negative density dependence(CNDD),which inhibits conspecific neighbors by accumulating host-specific enemies near adult trees.Natural enemies may be genotype-specific and regulate offspring dynamics more strongly than non-offspring,which is often neglected due to the difficulty in ascertaining genetic relatedness.Here,we investigated whether offspring and non-offspring of a dominant species,Castanopsis eyrei,suffered from different strength of CNDD based on parentage assignment in a subtropical forest.We found decreased recruitment efficiency(proxy of survival probability)of offspring compared with non-offspring near adult trees during the seedling-sapling transition,suggesting genotype-dependent interactions drive tree demographic dynamics.Furthermore,the genetic similarity between individuals of same cohort decreased in late life history stages,indicating genetic-relatedness-dependent tree mortality throughout ontogeny.Our results demonstrate that within-species genetic relatedness significantly affects the strength of CNDD,implying genotype-specific natural enemies may contribute to population dynamics in natural forests.展开更多
文摘植物群落邻体间的系统发育关系是密度制约的重要预测因子,但在不同研究结论中邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响不一致。该文基于Web of Science、Google Scholar和CNKI三个数据库,通过关键词检索邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响的相关文献(1980.01.01~2022.05.01),对标题、摘要和全文进行筛选,纳入分析文献35篇。邻体间系统发育关系对邻体效应的影响有三种:系统发育负密度制约效应(PNDD)、系统发育正密度制约效应(PPDD)和无系统发育密度制约,其文献篇数依次递减。PNDD主要受资源竞争、天敌和病原体的影响;PPDD与共生真菌、生境异质性小和生境过滤相关;而植物早期邻体间无直接的相互作用和性状无系统发育信号会导致无系统发育密度制约。邻体间系统发育密度制约结论不一致主要是因为不同研究地点的环境异质性、研究方法、尺度和研究对象的不同。因此,在探究邻体间系统发育对邻体效应的影响时,应尽可能考虑这些因素的影响。
基金funded by the Klein-Maloney Felowshipthe Schapiro Undergraduate Research Felowshipthe Chenery Research Grant
文摘Background: One of the most important drivers of forest biodiversity is conspecific negative density dependence(CNDD), a reduction in performance when conspecific densities are high. While the majority of CNDD research has focused on tropical forests, evidence is mounting that CNDD may also play an important role in temperate forests.To further explore the potential reach of this phenomenon, we investigated CNDD in American beech(Fagus grandifolia)in a mature mid-Atlantic forest.Methods: We used bivariate point pattern analyses to examine spatial relationships between large beech trees and conspecific saplings, and we also contrasted these patterns with comparable patterns for heterospecifics. In addition, to address the possibility of dispersal limitation and the associated effects on spatial patterns, we analyzed seedling density as a function of adult conspecific abundance.Results: We found that beech saplings were more repel ed from large conspecifics than large heterospecifics, despite the fact that beech seedling density was positively correlated with beech basal area. However, saplings of other canopy tree species were also repel ed from adult beech trees, suggesting a general suppressive effect. Nonetheless, the discrepancy between beech seedling and sapling densities beneath adult conspecifics suggests that beech seedling survival rates were reduced in vicinity of conspecific adults.Conclusions: Regardless of the extent to which beech inhibits heterospecific trees, a negative effect on conspecific recruits may be critical for biodiversity maintenance. Without this conspecific suppression, a dense layer of shade-tolerant beech saplings could form beneath adult beech trees. If this were to occur, beech would have a substantial head-start fol owing canopy disturbance, and this late-successional species could potential y dominate a stand in perpetuity,through repeated disturbance cycles.
基金supported by the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDB31000000)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2017YFA0605103)funded by the US National Science Foundation(NSF DEB-2029997)。
文摘An important mechanism promoting species coexistence is conspecific negative density dependence(CNDD),which inhibits conspecific neighbors by accumulating host-specific enemies near adult trees.Natural enemies may be genotype-specific and regulate offspring dynamics more strongly than non-offspring,which is often neglected due to the difficulty in ascertaining genetic relatedness.Here,we investigated whether offspring and non-offspring of a dominant species,Castanopsis eyrei,suffered from different strength of CNDD based on parentage assignment in a subtropical forest.We found decreased recruitment efficiency(proxy of survival probability)of offspring compared with non-offspring near adult trees during the seedling-sapling transition,suggesting genotype-dependent interactions drive tree demographic dynamics.Furthermore,the genetic similarity between individuals of same cohort decreased in late life history stages,indicating genetic-relatedness-dependent tree mortality throughout ontogeny.Our results demonstrate that within-species genetic relatedness significantly affects the strength of CNDD,implying genotype-specific natural enemies may contribute to population dynamics in natural forests.
基金supported by the Key Research and Development Program of Zhejiang Province(No.2017C02028)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.31930073,31870401 and 31901104)+1 种基金the National Key Research and Development Project(2018YFE0112800)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(2019QNA6002).