Soil nutrient heterogeneity shifts functional group composition without altering total biomass in an alpine grassland
Lili Zheng(Taizhou University), Fei‐Hai Yu(Shaoxing University), Wei Xue(Taizhou University), Jia-Xing Zu(Nanning Normal University), Jiao Meng(Beijing Forestry University), Minghua Song(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Peter Alpert(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Limin Zhang(Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics), Yu Guo(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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