Abstract
1. Allocation of biomass and nitrogen were studied for 1 year in experimental populations of Carex diandra, C. rostrata and C. lasiocarpa (species from mesotrophic fens) and C. acutiformis (a species from eutrophic fens). These species were grown at two levels of N supply (3.3 and 20.0 g N m −2 year −1 , respectively). 2. At low N supply, total biomass did not differ between the species. At high N supply, the total biomass of C. lasiocarpa and C. acutiformis («high-productive species») significantly exceeded that of C. diandra and C. rostrata («low-productive species»)
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