Effects of Precipitation Change and Nitrogen and Phosphorus Additions on Traits and Abundance of Potentilla anserina in an Alpine Meadow

Changes in precipitation patterns and eutrophication can cause changes plant traits abundance, potentially affecting community structure functions. Here, we studied responses of abundance Potentilla anserina to change nitrogen (N) phosphorus (P) additions, the effect on its an alpine meadow Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. We found that N P additions significantly affected mean value such as specific leaf area (SLA), dry matter content (LDMC), single area, height individual size, while only addition intraspecific variation SLA size. Increased shifted more resource acquisitive, increased abundance. Responses were larger than addition. Plant was mainly by precipitation, limited or dependent conditions. In conclusions, our research shows P. respond environmental changing improve adaptability, ecosystem