A research agenda for seed-trait functional ecology

Trait-based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life-history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Alth...

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Published inThe New phytologist Vol. 221; no. 4; pp. 1764 - 1775
Main Authors Saatkamp, Arne, Cochrane, Anne, Commander, Lucy, Guja, Lydia K., Jimenez-Alfaro, Borja, Larson, Julie, Nicotra, Adrienne, Poschlod, Peter, Silveira, Fernando A. O., Cross, Adam T., Dalziell, Emma L., Dickie, John, Erickson, Todd E., Fidelis, Alessandra, Fuchs, Anne, Golos, Peter J., Hope, Michael, Lewandrowski, Wolfgang, Merritt, David J., Miller, Ben P., Miller, Russell G., Offord, Catherine A., Ooi, Mark K. J., Satyanti, Annisa, Sommerville, Karen D., Tangney, Ryan, Tomlinson, Sean, Turner, Shane, Walck, Jeffrey L.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published England Wiley 01.03.2019
Wiley Subscription Services, Inc
Subjects
applied ecology
Assembly
Biodiversity
Biodiversity and Ecology
Botanics
Community ecology
Conservation of Natural Resources
Databases, Factual
dispersal
Dynamics
Ecological function
Ecology
Ecosystem
Environmental Sciences
Evolution
Frameworks
functional trait
Germination
Germination - physiology
Global Changes
International cooperation
life history
Life Sciences
Niches
Organizations
persistence
Plant communities
plant establishment
Population dynamics
Populations and Evolution
Research review
seed
Seed dispersal
Seed Dispersal - physiology
seed weight
seedling establishment
Seedlings
Seedlings - physiology
Seeds
Seeds - physiology
soil seed bank
Vegetal Biology
germination
functional trait
seed
seedling establishment
dispersal
persistence
soil seed bank
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Abstract Trait-based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life-history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Although a variety of seed traits are critical for dispersal, persistence, germination timing and seedling establishment, only seed mass has been considered systematically. Here we suggest broadening the range of morphological, physiological and biochemical seed traits to add new understanding on plant niches, population dynamics and community assembly. The diversity of seed traits and functions provides an important challenge that will require international collaboration in three areas of research. First, we present a conceptual framework for a seed ecological spectrum that builds upon current understanding of plant niches. We then lay the foundation for a seed-trait functional network, the establishment of which will underpin and facilitate trait-based inferences. Finally, we anticipate novel insights and challenges associated with incorporating diverse seed traits into predictive evolutionary ecology, community ecology and applied ecology. If the community invests in standardized seed-trait collection and the implementation of rigorous databases, major strides can be made at this exciting frontier of functional ecology.
AbstractList Trait-based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life-history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Although a variety of seed traits are critical for dispersal, persistence, germination timing and seedling establishment, only seed mass has been considered systematically. Here we suggest broadening the range of morphological, physiological and biochemical seed traits to add new understanding on plant niches, population dynamics and community assembly. The diversity of seed traits and functions provides an important challenge that will require international collaboration in three areas of research. First, we present a conceptual framework for a seed ecological spectrum that builds upon current understanding of plant niches. We then lay the foundation for a seed-trait functional network, the establishment of
Trait‐based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life‐history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Although a variety of seed traits are critical for dispersal, persistence, germination timing and seedling establishment, only seed mass has been considered systematically. Here we suggest broadening the range of morphological, physiological and biochemical seed traits to add new understanding on plant niches, population dynamics and community assembly. The diversity of seed traits and functions provides an important challenge that will require international collaboration in three areas of research. First, we present a conceptual framework for a seed ecological spectrum that builds upon current understanding of plant niches. We then lay the foundation for a seed‐trait functional network, the establishment of which will underpin and facilitate trait‐based inferences. Finally, we anticipate novel insights and challenges associated with incorporating diverse seed traits into predictive evolutionary ecology, community ecology and applied ecology. If the community invests in standardized seed‐trait collection and the implementation of rigorous databases, major strides can be made at this exciting frontier of functional ecology.
Summary Trait‐based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life‐history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Although a variety of seed traits are critical for dispersal, persistence, germination timing and seedling establishment, only seed mass has been considered systematically. Here we suggest broadening the range of morphological, physiological and biochemical seed traits to add new understanding on plant niches, population dynamics and community assembly. The diversity of seed traits and functions provides an important challenge that will require international collaboration in three areas of research. First, we present a conceptual framework for a seed ecological spectrum that builds upon current understanding of plant niches. We then lay the foundation for a seed‐trait functional network, the establishment of which will underpin and facilitate trait‐based inferences. Finally, we anticipate novel insights and challenges associated with incorporating diverse seed traits into predictive evolutionary ecology, community ecology and applied ecology. If the community invests in standardized seed‐trait collection and the implementation of rigorous databases, major strides can be made at this exciting frontier of functional ecology.
Trait-based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life-history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Although a variety of seed traits are critical for dispersal, persistence, germination timing and seedling establishment, only seed mass has been considered systematically. Here we suggest broadening the range of morphological, physiological and biochemical seed traits to add new understanding on plant niches, population dynamics and community assembly. The diversity of seed traits and functions provides an important challenge that will require international collaboration in three areas of research. First, we present a conceptual framework for a seed ecological spectrum that builds upon current understanding of plant niches. We then lay the foundation for a seed-trait functional network, the establishment of which will underpin and facilitate trait-based inferences. Finally, we anticipate novel insights and challenges associated with incorporating diverse seed traits into predictive evolutionary ecology, community ecology and applied ecology. If the community invests in standardized seed-trait collection and the implementation of rigorous databases, major strides can be made at this exciting frontier of functional ecology.Trait-based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming decades is to understand the functions and evolution of early life-history traits, across levels of organization and ecological strategies. Although a variety of seed traits are critical for dispersal, persistence, germination timing and seedling establishment, only seed mass has been considered systematically. Here we suggest broadening the range of morphological, physiological and biochemical seed traits to add new understanding on plant niches, population dynamics and community assembly. The diversity of seed traits and functions provides an important challenge that will require international collaboration in three areas of research. First, we present a conceptual framework for a seed ecological spectrum that builds upon current understanding of plant niches. We then lay the foundation for a seed-trait functional network, the establishment of which will underpin and facilitate trait-based inferences. Finally, we anticipate novel insights and challenges associated with incorporating diverse seed traits into predictive evolutionary ecology, community ecology and applied ecology. If the community invests in standardized seed-trait collection and the implementation of rigorous databases, major strides can be made at this exciting frontier of functional ecology.
Author Guja, Lydia K.
Tangney, Ryan
Nicotra, Adrienne
Turner, Shane
Lewandrowski, Wolfgang
Merritt, David J.
Offord, Catherine A.
Jimenez-Alfaro, Borja
Hope, Michael
Ooi, Mark K. J.
Larson, Julie
Erickson, Todd E.
Dalziell, Emma L.
Miller, Ben P.
Walck, Jeffrey L.
Dickie, John
Commander, Lucy
Poschlod, Peter
Saatkamp, Arne
Cross, Adam T.
Cochrane, Anne
Tomlinson, Sean
Satyanti, Annisa
Golos, Peter J.
Fidelis, Alessandra
Silveira, Fernando A. O.
Fuchs, Anne
Sommerville, Karen D.
Miller, Russell G.
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Snippet Trait-based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming...
Summary Trait‐based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the...
Trait‐based approaches have improved our understanding of plant evolution, community assembly and ecosystem functioning. A major challenge for the upcoming...
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SubjectTerms applied ecology
Assembly
Biodiversity
Biodiversity and Ecology
Botanics
Community ecology
Conservation of Natural Resources
Databases, Factual
dispersal
Dynamics
Ecological function
Ecology
Ecosystem
Environmental Sciences
Evolution
Frameworks
functional trait
Germination
Germination - physiology
Global Changes
International cooperation
life history
Life Sciences
Niches
Organizations
persistence
Plant communities
plant establishment
Population dynamics
Populations and Evolution
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seed
Seed dispersal
Seed Dispersal - physiology
seed weight
seedling establishment
Seedlings
Seedlings - physiology
Seeds
Seeds - physiology
soil seed bank
Vegetal Biology
Title A research agenda for seed-trait functional ecology
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