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Data from: Drought soil legacy overrides maternal effects on plant growth
Jonathan R. De Long
, Marina Semchenko
, William J. Pritchard
, Irene Cordero
, Ellen L. Fry
, Benjamin G. Jackson
, Ksenia Kurnosova
, Nicholas J. Ostle
, David Johnson
, Elizabeth M. Baggs
, Richard D. Bardgett
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Maternal Effects
100%
Drought
100%
Plant Growth
100%
Soil Legacy
100%
Effect on Plants
100%
Plant Diversity
60%
Plant Performance
60%
Drought Legacy
60%
Plant Roots
40%
Plant Community Dynamics
40%
Plant Shoots
40%
Soil Drought
40%
Soil Legacy Effects
40%
Climate Change
20%
Plant Species
20%
Grassland
20%
Ecosystem Function
20%
Enzyme Activity
20%
Nutrient Cycling
20%
Soil Properties
20%
Higher Plants
20%
Nutrient Availability
20%
Plant Biomass
20%
Legacy Effects
20%
Plant Growth Dynamics
20%
Plant Tissue
20%
N Response
20%
Alopecurus Pratensis
20%
Shoot Biomass
20%
Microbial Carbon
20%
Microbial C
20%
Temperate Grassland
20%
Response to Drought
20%
Plant Drought
20%
Plant-soil
20%
Lower Plants
20%
Diversity Effect
20%
Root Biomass
20%
Soil Diversity
20%
Grassland Species
20%
Holcus Lanatus
20%
Extreme Weather Events
20%
Greenhouse Conditions
20%
Impact on Plants
20%
Soil Microbial
20%
Soil Abiotic Properties
20%
Nutrients in Soil
20%
Biotic Properties
20%
Nutrient Concentration
20%
Transgenerational Plasticity
20%
Community Ecosystem
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Grassland
100%
Plant Community
66%
Plant Root
66%
Climate Change
33%
Field Experiment
33%
Plant Specie
33%
Nutrient Cycling
33%
Soil Property
33%
Enzyme Activity
33%
Extreme Weather Event
33%
Offspring
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Maternal Effect
100%
Grassland
75%
Plant Community
50%
Climate Change
25%
Weather
25%
Soil Property
25%
Seeds
25%
Nutrient Availability
25%
Alopecurus pratensis
25%
Holcus lanatus
25%
Plant Tissue
25%
Offspring
25%
Enzyme Activity
25%