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Greenup dates change across a temperate forest-grassland ecotone in northeastern China driven by spring temperature and tree cover

2022-03-01

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Changes in climate and land cover are potential drivers of land surface phenology changes. Here, we investigate whether subpixel percent tree cover (PTC) change is an important driver of trends in satellite derived vegetation spring greenup date (GUD) across the Hulunbuir temperate forest-grassland ecotone in northeastern China. GUD was estimated using the MODIS-derived enhanced vegetation index time series during...

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Literature Corpus work: ee9b6fe6-f0dd-50da-b446-e4917dda7a79
DOI: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2021.108780

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