As organisms to shift their geographical distributions in response to climate change, biotic interactions has emerged as an important factor driving the pace and success of the expansion range. plant-microbe interactions are factors that regulate understudied, but potentially important shift of various plants. We study the distribution and function of microbes present in the high-elevation area without plant soil, plants colonize areas as the climate warms, the snow melted earlier and summers growing lengthwise.
Using the snowpack manipulative and microbial inoculation transplantation experiments, we tested the hypothesis that a long growing season and microbial community composition interact to control plants elevational range shifts. We predict that the lengthening growing season combined with the deployment of a patch to the ground with more mutualistic microbes and microbial pathogens fewer will facilitate the survival of plants and growth in areas that were previously widely without plants.
We identified a negative effect on the survival of the common alpine Bunchgrass Deschampsia cespitosa in both the short and the long growing season, showing optimal long growing season for the survival of plants in this system that balances the time for growth with soil moisture levels. Importantly, long growing seasons and microbes interact to affect the survival and growth of plants, so that the composition of the microbial communities is increasingly important in suboptimal long growing season.
Furthermore, the plants grow from the soil microbe widely without plants grow well or better than plants grown with microbes from the soil of vegetation. These results indicate that the rate and extent of colonization of vast land plants without the plants in mountainous areas are experiencing climate change can depend on both a long growing season and soil microbial community composition, by microbes that could potentially play a more prominent role as a lengthening of the growing season.
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