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The greenhouse effect and terrestrial ecosystems of the UK [PDF]

, 1990

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Phenological Shifts Since 1830 in 29 Native Plant Species of California and Their Responses to Historical Climate Change. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Solakis-Tena A, Hidalgo-Triana N, Boynton R, Thorne JH.   +3 more
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Offspring may succeed well next to their relatives, but it needs particular traits. [PDF]

Ann Bot
Zhang K, Deniau M, Jung V, Béchade B, Gousbet V, Brunellière M, Yguel B, Prinzing A.   +7 more
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Harmonising grapevine phenology recording for budburst and flowering as recommended by the Perpheclim project

, 2015
Agnès Destrac, Gérard Barbeau, Laure de Rességuier, Thierry Dufourcq, Vincent Dumas, Iñaki García de Cortázar Atauri, Blaise Genna, Hernán Ojeda, Nicolas Saurin, Cornelis van Leeuwen, Éric Duchêne   +10 more
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Identification of Optimal Satellite Compositing Length Using GLOBE Budburst Measurements

, 2001
Michael A. White, Steven W. Running
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Genetic variation in resistance of silver birch to biotic and abiotic stress [PDF]

Silfver, Tarja
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Budburst date of Quercus petraea is delayed in mixed stands with Pinus sylvestris

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2021
Abstract Climate change is impacting temperate tree species phenology, especially the timing of budburst, which is mainly driven by air temperature. However, interactions with biotic or other environmental factors also influence the timing of budburst and are usually overlooked.
Nicolas Delpierre, Nicolas Delpierre, Sandrine Perret, Philippe Balandier, Thomas Perot, Camille Couteau, Frédéric Jean, Nathalie Korboulewsky   +7 more
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Moderate chilling requirement controls budburst for subtropical species in China

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2019
Abstract It is well known that spring phenology has advanced in temperate regions over the last few decades in response to climate change. However, we understand much less about climate-driven changes in phenology within subtropical and tropical regions, where the timing of events is less predictable and has not been well-studied.
Yuanqi Pan, Yuanqi Pan, Keping Ma, Yanjun Du, Yanjun Du   +4 more
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Late autumn warming can both delay and advance spring budburst through contrasting effects on bud dormancy depth in Fagus sylvatica L.

Tree Physiology, 2023
The current state of knowledge on bud dormancy is limited. However, expanding such knowledge is crucial in order to properly model forest responses and feedback to future climate.
Romain Garrigues, I. Dox, Omar Flores, L. Marchand, Andrey V. Malyshev, G. Beemster, H. AbdElgawad, I. Janssens, H. Asard, M. Campioli   +9 more
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