【Objective】 Investigation on the characteristics of plant basal height growth and biomass allocation inresponse to different water and nitrogen supplies is important for revealling the coupling relationship between differentwater and nitrogen additions and for finding the optimal water and fertilizer supply pattern.【Method】 In this study,Reaumuria soongorica seedlings were subjected to different precipitation (30% reduction in precipitation ,normalnatural precipitation,30% increase in precipitation) and N additions no N (0 g/(m2·a),low N (4. 6 g/m2·a),me-dium N(9. 2 g/(m2·a),high N( 13. 8 g/(m2·a)).【Result】 The results showed that the height,above-ground and be-low-ground biomass, leaf weight ratio,leaf-root weight ratio and source-sink weight ratio of R. soongorica seedlingsincreased with increasing drought stress and were all suppressed with high N additions, while the basal diameter de-creased overall with increasing N additions. The basal diameter,plant height and above-and below-ground biomass ofR. soongorica seedlings increased with increasing water at low and medium N additions. Under high N addition, theleaf weight ratio, leaf root weight ratio and source-sink weight ratio of R. soongorica seedlings increased with increas-ing water, but excessive water addition inhibited their growth,while the root-to-crown ratio showed the oppositetrend.【Conclusion】 R. soongorica seedlings showed strong plasticity to the coupling effect of water and N,and wereable to adjust the growth of plant height and basal diameter as well as biomass distribution through different water andfertilizer supply.