Data from: Plant community composition and species richness in the High Arctic tundra: from the present to the future ...

• Main Authors: Nabe-Nielsen, Jacob, Normand, Signe, Hui, Francis K. C., Stewart, Lærke, Bay, Christian, Nabe-Nielsen, Louise I., Schmidt, Niels Martin, Stewart, Laerke
• Format: Dataset
• Language: English
• Published: Dryad 2018
• Subjects: Cassiope tetragona; Silene involucrata; Pedicularis flammea; Silene acaulis; Draba arctica; carex marítima; Stellaria longipes; Euphrasia frigida; Festuca hyperborea; Luzula nivalis; Festuca brachyphylla; plant cover; Equisetum variegatum; Arctagrostis latifolia; High Arctic tundra vegetation; Bistorta vivipara; Arenaria pseudofrigida; Sabulina stricta; boral; Arnica angustifolia; Minuartia biflora; Pedicularis hirsuta; Poa glauca; Poa arctica; Potentilla nivea; Sabulina rubella; Hierochloe alpina; Cerastium arcticum; Festuca rubra; Salix arctica; Carex bigelowii; Carex fuliginosa; Juncus castaneus; Draba glabella; Rhododendron lapponicum; Micranthes nivalis; Eriophorum triste; Kobresia myosuroides; Potentilla rubricaulis; Carex nardina; Papaver radicatum; Saxifraga oppositifolia; Equisetum arvense; Polemonium boreale; Potentilla hyparctica; Juncus triglumis; Saxifraga cespitosa; Carex capillaris; Oxyria digyna; Chamerion latifolium; Arctic; Greenland; Nivea; Sund; Tyrolerfjord; Young Sund; Eriophorum; Tundra; Zackenberg
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.8gr16; https://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.8gr16

Arctic plant communities are altered by climate changes. The magnitude of these alterations depends on whether species distributions are determined by macroclimatic conditions, by factors related to local topography, or by biotic interactions. Our current understanding of the relative importance of...