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Spatial variability in herbaceous plant phenology is mostly explained by variability in temperature but also by photoperiod and functional traits.
International journal of biometeorology - 1 Apr 2024
Rauschkolb Robert, Bucher Solveig Franziska, Hensen Isabell, Ahrends Antje, Fernández-Pascual Eduardo, Heubach Katja, Jakubka Desiree, Jiménez-Alfaro Borja, König Andreas, Koubek Tomáš, Kehl Alexandra, Khuroo Anzar A, Lindstädter Anja, Shafee Faizan, Mašková Tereza, Platonova Elena, Panico Patrizia, Plos Carolin, Primack Richard, Rosche Christoph, Shah Manzoor A, Sporbert Maria, Stevens Albert-Dieter, Tarquini Flavio, Tielbörger Katja, Träger Sabrina, Vange Vibekke, Weigelt Patrick, Bonn Aletta, Freiberg Martin, Knickmann Barbara, Nordt Birgit, Wirth Christian, Römermann Christine
Abstract excerpt
Whereas temporal variability of plant phenology in response to climate change has already been well studied, the spatial variability of phenology is not well understood. Given that phenological shifts may affect biotic interactions, there is a need to investigate how the variability in environmental factors relates to the spatial variability in herbaceous species' phenology by at the same time considering their...
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