We recommend that incorporating trait-based recovery dynamics is essential for predicting ecosystem stability under compound climate extremes. Biomass recovery was similar across growth strategies, suggesting that growth-related differences play a minimal role in short-term recovery; however, early regrowth was characterised by contrasting trait shifts. Solidago canadensis exhibited high tolerance to heat and drought, with early biomass and trait recovery, indicating potential for dominance under climate extremes. Biomass fully recovered within one month in both growth strategies, but leaf traits showed transient shifts, over-recovery in SLA and under-recovery in LDMC, likely reflecting production of new leaf tissues.
miR-71 Likely Directly Represses the Expression of age-1 and unc-31 by Acting on Their 3′ Untranslated Regions.
When late, first larval stage (L1) worms sense unfavorable conditions, they enter an alternative and long-lived larval stage called dauer larvae (or dauer diapause). The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans responds to starvation by entering developmental arrest at multiple stages of its life cycle (1). Extreme climate events such as droughts and heatwaves are intensifying under climate change, yet their combined effects on plant recovery remain unclear. These pages contain all relevant country-specific information, including the recovery and resilience plans, the Commission’s assessment of the plans as well as information on payments requested by the Member States and funds paid out by the Commission.