Table 1.

Twelve host species used in the removal experiment. Shown are the sequence in which species were lost under fertilization (frequency data) and warming, the disease susceptibility index, and the functional groups

Species	Loss sequence under fertilization	Loss sequence under warming	Disease Susceptibility index	Functional group
Ligularia virgaurea	IV‐12	IV‐10	7.546	Perennial forb
Anemone rivularis	IV‐11	III‐8	7.283	Perennial forb
Elymus nutans	IV‐10	I‐3	3.168	Perennial grass
Kobresia humilis	III‐9	I‐2	1.492	Perennial grass
Saussurea stella	III‐8	III‐9	1.694	Annual forb
Thermopsis lanceolala	III‐7	III‐7	2.708	Perennial N‐fixer
Anemone trullifolia	II‐6	IV‐11	3.253	Perennial forb
Potentilla potaninii	II‐5	IV‐12	2.508	Perennial forb
Saussurea nigrescens	II‐4	II‐5	4.837	Perennial forb
Koeleria litvinowii	I‐3	I‐1	2.444	Perennial grass
Festuca sinensis	I‐2	II‐4	1.250	Perennial grass
Astragalus polycladus	I‐1	II‐6	0.750	Perennial N‐fixer

“I” means the most, while “IV” means the least, vulnerable to loss under nitrogen addition or warming.