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Patterns and processes shaping ecosystems vary across spatiotemporal scales. As plant functional traits reflect ecosystem properties, investigating their relationships with environment provides an important tool to understand and predict ecosystem structure and functioning. This is particularly important in the tundra where a changing climate may trigger severe alterations in plant communities as...
Aim
To examine how snow cover and permafrost affect plant species distributions at a subcontinental extent.
Location
Mountain realm of Fennoscandia, northern Europe.
Time period
Species data from 1 January 1990–25 February 2019.
Major taxa studied
Arctic‐alpine and boreal vascular plants.
Methods
We examined the effect of snow persistence and permafrost occurrence on the distributions of...
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