Using herbarium specimens, botanical gardens, historical data, and citizen science to study climate change
Bd. 29 (2023), Extended Abstracts
Bd. 29 (2023)

Using herbarium specimens, botanical gardens, historical data, and citizen science to study climate change

Extended Abstracts
https://doi.org/10.12685/bauhinia.1376
Veröffentlicht 31.12.2023
Richard B. Primack
Boston University
Amanda S. Gallinat
Colby College
Elizabeth R. Ellwood
University of Florida
Abraham J. Miller-Rushing
US National Park Service
Titelseite Bauhinia 29
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Flowering times, Leafing times, Mismatches, Phenology

Abstract

Over the past two decades, researchers and others involved in plant science have developed innovative and powerful methods to investigate the effects of climate change on plants.

https://doi.org/10.12685/bauhinia.1376
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