Replication Data for: Greening conceals evergreening: can allelopathy undermine the resource base of a reindeer pastoralist system?
1. Ongoing Arctic greening can increase productivity and reindeer pasture quality in the tundra. However, greening may also entail proliferation of unpalatable species, with distinct consequences for pastoral socialo-ecological systems (SES). 2. We show extensive greening across 20 reindeer district...
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ftdataverseno:doi:10.18710/WZ5RSE 2024-10-20T14:05:35+00:00 Replication Data for: Greening conceals evergreening: can allelopathy undermine the resource base of a reindeer pastoralist system? Tuomi, Maria W. Tuomi, Maria Maria W. Tuomi Kari Anne Bråthen Tove Aa. Utsi Sophia Zielosko Hanna Böhner Karoline Helene Aares Hans Ivar Hortmann Lea Lipphardt Katrine S. Hoset Kinga Skalska-Tuomi Sindre Natvik 2020-09-30 https://doi.org/10.18710/WZ5RSE English eng DataverseNO https://doi.org/10.18710/WZ5RSE Bråthen, K. A. et al. Induced Shift in Ecosystem Productivity? Extensive Scale Effects of Abundant Large Herbivores. Ecosystems 10, 773–789 (2007). Ministry of Agriculture. Ressursregnskapet for reindriftsnæringen. https://www.landbruksdirektoratet.no/nb/nyhetsrom/rapporter/ressursregnskapet-for-reindriftsnaeringen. Pedersen, Å. Ø. Norwegian Arctic tundra: a panel-based assessment of ecosystem condition. (Norsk Polarinstitutt, 2021). Stien, A., Tveraa, T., Ims, R. A., Stien, J. & Yoccoz, N. G. Unfounded claims about productivity beyond density for reindeer pastoralism systems. Pastoralism 11, 20 (2021). Earth and Environmental Sciences community ecology reindeer husbandry crowberry dwarf-shrubs forbs management allelopathy Before-After (BA) observational data (vegetation) Observational data timeseries (climate) Observational data timeseries (reindeer numbers, calf and varit weights) 2020 ftdataverseno https://doi.org/10.18710/WZ5RSE 2024-09-24T14:11:59Z 1. Ongoing Arctic greening can increase productivity and reindeer pasture quality in the tundra. However, greening may also entail proliferation of unpalatable species, with distinct consequences for pastoral socialo-ecological systems (SES). 2. We show extensive greening across 20 reindeer districts in northern Norway between 2003 and 2020. The allelopathic, evergreen dwarf-shrub crowberry biomass increased by 60%, contrasted by smaller increases of deciduous dwarf-shrubs and stagnating forb and graminoid biomass. 3. We found evidence, although uncertain, of a negative relationship between biomass and reindeer densities, but only among forbs, the least abundant plant group. 4. Our results challenge the management decision-making, which aims at sustainable pasture management, but which assumes stationary density-dependent relationships. Adaptive management criteria sensitive to changes in focal resource-consumer relationships could help to avoid mismanaging a SES in transition. 5. Large-scale shift towards increased allelopathy may undermine the resource base of a key Arctic herbivore and pastoral SES. Other/Unknown Material Arctic Arctic Greening Arctic Crowberry Northern Norway reindeer husbandry Tundra DataverseNO Arctic Norway |
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1. Ongoing Arctic greening can increase productivity and reindeer pasture quality in the tundra. However, greening may also entail proliferation of unpalatable species, with distinct consequences for pastoral socialo-ecological systems (SES). 2. We show extensive greening across 20 reindeer districts in northern Norway between 2003 and 2020. The allelopathic, evergreen dwarf-shrub crowberry biomass increased by 60%, contrasted by smaller increases of deciduous dwarf-shrubs and stagnating forb and graminoid biomass. 3. We found evidence, although uncertain, of a negative relationship between biomass and reindeer densities, but only among forbs, the least abundant plant group. 4. Our results challenge the management decision-making, which aims at sustainable pasture management, but which assumes stationary density-dependent relationships. Adaptive management criteria sensitive to changes in focal resource-consumer relationships could help to avoid mismanaging a SES in transition. 5. Large-scale shift towards increased allelopathy may undermine the resource base of a key Arctic herbivore and pastoral SES. |
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Tuomi, Maria Maria W. Tuomi Kari Anne Bråthen Tove Aa. Utsi Sophia Zielosko Hanna Böhner Karoline Helene Aares Hans Ivar Hortmann Lea Lipphardt Katrine S. Hoset Kinga Skalska-Tuomi Sindre Natvik |
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Replication Data for: Greening conceals evergreening: can allelopathy undermine the resource base of a reindeer pastoralist system? |
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Bråthen, K. A. et al. Induced Shift in Ecosystem Productivity? Extensive Scale Effects of Abundant Large Herbivores. Ecosystems 10, 773–789 (2007). Ministry of Agriculture. Ressursregnskapet for reindriftsnæringen. https://www.landbruksdirektoratet.no/nb/nyhetsrom/rapporter/ressursregnskapet-for-reindriftsnaeringen. Pedersen, Å. Ø. Norwegian Arctic tundra: a panel-based assessment of ecosystem condition. (Norsk Polarinstitutt, 2021). Stien, A., Tveraa, T., Ims, R. A., Stien, J. & Yoccoz, N. G. Unfounded claims about productivity beyond density for reindeer pastoralism systems. Pastoralism 11, 20 (2021). |
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