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phenModel: A temperature-dependent phenology/voltinism model for a herbivorous insect incorporating facultative diapause and budburst

, 2020
Ciarán P. Pollard, C. Griffin, R. Andrade Moral, Catriona Duffy, J. Chuche, M. Gaffney, R. Fealy, R. Fealy   +7 more
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Frost hardening and dehardening potential in temperate trees from winter to budburst.

New Phytologist, 2017
Amarante Vitra, Armando Lenz, Y. Vitasse
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Comparison of budburst phenology trends and precision among participants in a citizen science program

International journal of biometeorology, 2018
M. Bison, N. Yoccoz, Bradley Z. Carlson, A. Delestrade   +3 more
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Budburst timing within a functional trait framework

Journal of Ecology, Volume 113, Issue 12, Page 3787-3798, December 2025.
Phenology, the timing of recurring life history events, can vary substantially in different environments and for different species. While climate change has shifted phenology by altering its environmental triggers, such as temperature, changes in the ...
Deirdre Loughnan, Faith A. M. Jones, Geoffrey Legault, D. Buonaiuto, C. Chamberlain, Ailene Ettinger, Mira Garner, I. Morales‐Castilla, Darwin S. Sodhi, E. Wolkovich   +9 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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Stabilizing mechanisms enable dioecious trees to maintain synchrony in spring budburst under climate warming

New Phytologist
Climate change could reduce dioecious plant fitness if the phenology of males and females responds differently to temperature. However, the extent to which spring phenological responses to climate differ between sexes in wind‐pollinated dioecious trees ...
Zhaofei Wu, Yufeng Gong, C. Zohner, Y. Vitasse, Mingwei Li, Yangjing Nie, D. Buonaiuto, L. P. C. Morellato, Zhendong Guo, Shuxin Wang, Nan Wang, Hongzhou Wang, Yongshuo H. Fu   +12 more
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Assessment of Spatial and Temporal Trends Influencing the Occurrence of Frost After Budburst

Australian journal of grape and wine research
Background and Aims: The occurrence of frost after budburst is extremely damaging to the wine industry. This research aims to understand frost risk after budburst in Australian wine‐growing regions amid a changing climate, investigating the factors ...
C. Liles, D. Verdon‐Kidd
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Artificial light reduced the temperature responsiveness of Ginkgo budburst

Journal of Plant Ecology
Urbanization-induced warming advanced the timing of spring budburst, impacting on urban ecosystems. However, how urban artificial light affects the spring budburst and its spatial variation within species distribution are less studied, especially ...
Yufeng Gong, Zhaofei Wu, Mingwei Li, Shuxin Wang, Yangjing Nie, Nan Wang, Yongshuo H. Fu   +6 more
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Optimizing Budburst and Yield in Superior Seedless Grapevines Using Supplementary Dormancy-Breakers

Journal of Plant Production
In this study, superior Seedless grapevines were pruned during the winter to retain 10 fruit canes (FCs), each with 10 buds. On 8 th of January, all vines were treated with a 5% hydrogen cyanamide (HC) spray, serving as the control treatment.
Mohamed S. Gawish, Marwa M. Mosallam, Cross Mark   +2 more
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Uncertainties in predicting the medium-term future occurrence of grapevine budburst in Europe: the role of phenological models and climate scenarios

OENO One
Budbreak plays an important role in the grapevine growing cycle and temperature is its main driver. Therefore, phenological models use two temperature-based approaches to simulate budbreak: a chilling-forcing scheme, which describes either endo- and eco ...
Amber Parker, S. Costafreda-Aumedes, L. Leolini, C. Menz, Chenyao Yang, G. Argenti, C. Dibari, Marco Bindi, Hélder Fraga, João A. Santos, Daniel Molitor, J. A. Torres-Matallana, Marko Simeunovi ć, M. Moriondo   +13 more
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