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Physiological integration facilitates clonal plants to deal with heterogeneous resources. However, little is known about how nutrient patchiness affects its use and stoichiometry in clonal plants. We conducted an experiment with Cynodon dactylon, Glechoma longituba, and Potentilla reptans to address the effects of physiological integration on nutrient use efficiency and N:P ratios. For C. dactylon...
Source–sink relationships determine the transfer of resources among interconnected ramets of clonal plants and these relationships depend on resource regimes experienced by ramets. We hypothesized that if ramets growing in nutrient-richer patches support ramets in nutrient-poorer patches, then this support would weaken the performance of supporters themselves. This hypothesis was tested in an experiment,...
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