Department of Software Engineering, University of Georgia, United States
Editorial
Based on DNA Barcode Sequences by the Process Shape Coexistence of Alpine Meadow Species
Author(s): Shashwat Singh*
Plant community assemblages can be created concurrently by random and
deterministic mechanisms. However, it is unknown how they affect the phylogeny
and functional structure of herbaceous plants in alpine meadows, which makes
it difficult to comprehend how species coexist and how variety is maintained in
herbaceous communities. On the northeaster Qinghai-Tibet Plateau of China, we
created a permanent research sample plot of 3.76 105 m2 in alpine meadows,
looked into the flora, evaluated nine functional variables, examined interand
intraspecific variation, and displayed phylogenetic signals. The outcomes
demonstrate that the habitat filtering along an altitude gradient range from
competitive exclusion to the phylogenetic structure based on DNA barcode
sequences. With altitude, the interspecific functional structure changed, revealing
various plant survi.. View More»
DOI: 2572-5475- 09.01-122
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