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Plant Ecology

Integrating interdisciplinary approaches from biology, environmental science, geography, and ecology, this study investigates genetic adaptation, niche differentiation, biodiversity maintenance mechanisms, and community assembly of common warm-temperate plants across multiple scales—from molecular and individual levels to populations, communities, ecosystems, and landscapes. The research provides a theoretical foundation for vegetation restoration, biodiversity conservation, and ecological protection in warm-temperate zones.

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Plant Ecology

The Concept of Plant Ecology

Plant ecology, a pivotal subdiscipline of ecology, investigates the bidirectional interactions between plants and their environments (both biotic and abiotic), elucidating distribution patterns, adaptation mechanisms, and dynamic processes across hierarchical levels—from individuals and populations to communities and ecosystems. Its central aim is to decipher how plants respond to environmental changes and concurrently engineer the ecosystems they inhabit.

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Ecological Differentiation in Plants through Multiple Strategies for Environmental Adaptation and Reduced Interspecific Competition