Update information. Warming posed a significant effect to plant growth. Dioecious species were especially vulnerable to warming climate given that they often exhibited a series of gender- specific physiological and morphological responses.Here, we conducted a controlled growth chamber experiments by using a female-biased dioecious plant species - Salix paraplesia as a model to investigate the physiological, morphological and the underlying molecular mechanism effect on females and males Salix paraplesia cuttings under warming conditions. Our study revealed that the proteome describe a differential response between S. paraplesia leaf and root tissues.