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Long-Term Phenology and Variability of Southern African Vegetation
IGARSS 2008 - 2008 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2008Satellite-derived phenology allows monitoring of terrestrial vegetation on a global scale and provides an integrative view at the landscape level . Understanding these seasonal phenological patterns is essential to (i) the characterisation and classification of vegetation, (ii) studying the impact of climate change , and influence of rainfall ...
Karen C. Steenkamp +3 more
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Improved Modeling of Vegetation Phenology Using Soil Enthalpy
Global Change BiologyABSTRACTMany vegetation phenological models predominantly rely on temperature, overlooking the critical roles of water availability and soil characteristics. This limitation significantly impacts the accuracy of phenological projections, particularly in water‐limited ecosystems.
Xupeng Sun +3 more
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Effect of climate variability on phenology and physiology of Mediterranean vegetation
2000On a global scale, climate plays the largest role in determining the structure of both vegetation and soil in natural ecosystems. Temperature and the balance between precipitation and evapotranspiration are particularly important, since they determine the rate at which plants grow and produce.
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Impacts of climate change on vegetation phenology and net primary productivity in arid Central Asia
Science of the Total Environment, 2021Xiaofei Ma +2 more
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Floristic, phenological and chorological differences in the annual vegetation of Sardinia.
2007The therophytic flora of Sardinia has been split into four main groups, basing on the ecologic requirements of species. The following groups have been recognized: flora of dry entisoils, flora of periodically swampy or submerged entisoils, flora of coastal sites, flora of fields, road edges and human settlements.
GUARINO, Riccardo, MOSSA, L.
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Phenological traits of vegetation: examples of some phytocoenoses from selected vegetation-series.
2009The rhythms of growth, flowering and fruiting of plant communities (symphenological patterns) are conditioned by synchronizing and asynchronizing factors. Phenological behaviours of species can be categorized into types and their synchrony or asynchrony (diversity) can be evaluated by numerical methods.
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Legacy effect of spring phenology on vegetation growth in temperate China
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2020Xiaojun Geng +2 more
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