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From species norms to communal metrics: advancing plant community-level historical phenology and phenological ecology

2024-11-01

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Plant phenology and phenological ecology are striving towards their community-level and historical explorations, which are of foundational implications for understanding of how more complex ecosystems respond to climate changes. However, advancing the combination of the two directions is challenging, since most of the available plant species phenological records were generally acquired via human observations that...

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Literature Corpus work: 18cf42e9-956e-5c0f-ba70-d122d6ca4006
DOI: 10.1007/s11258-023-01359-5

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