V. M. Temperton

This study examines how the order of plant species arrival and year effects influence plant diversity, productivity, and root distribution in a grassland experiment.

This study examines how the order of plant species arrival affects root depth and distribution in grasslands, finding that priority effects influence vertical root distribution and may impact species coexistence.

The paper shows soil chemical legacies from forb or grass communities affect root foraging in later arriving plants, with species-specific and context-dependent responses.

This study examines how barley shoot and root biomass respond to nitrogen and phosphorus availability and intraspecific competition, finding strong shoot biomass responses but limited root biomass changes.