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Environmental conditions experienced by parent plants can influence offspring performance through parental effects induced by DNA methylation. The offspring can also be influenced by environmental conditions experienced by their parents via soil legacy effects due to plant‐mediated changes in the composition of soil microbes. These two effects are likely to act simultaneously, but empirical evidence...
The effects of plants on soil vary greatly between plant species and in mixed plant communities this can lead to spatial variation in plant‐soil feedback (PSF) effects. Such spatial effects are thought to influence plant species coexistence, but the empirical evidence for this hypothesis is limited.
Here, we investigate how spatial heterogeneity in PSFs influences plant growth and competition...
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