The stomatal traits of eighteen dominant woody plants in the Nutrient Enrichment Experiments in Chinese Forests (NEECF) were compared. The results showed that the lifeform affects stomatal features of the woody plants significantly (P<0.05). There is a visible latitudinal pattern of stomatal traits of dominant woody plants in eastern China and MAT, MAP, PET are important influent factors. All woody plants’ stomatal traits have significant correlation. The stomatal length and density showed negative correlation, and the stomatal conductance increased with increasing stomatal length and decreased with increasing stomatal density. Woody plants of different climate zones and lifeform showed diverse response with nitrogen addition.