Sparks, Tim; Menzel, Annette. 2007 Plant phenology changes and climate change. In: Encyclopedia of Biodiversity Online Update 1. Elsevier/Academic Press, 7pp.
Abstract
Phenology has recently received great prominence
as it has been demonstrated that there has been considerable change in the timing of the development
stages of plant species as a consequence of the relatively
modest levels of climate warming so far experienced.
This has been very important to demonstrate
to policy makers and the general public that, using
examples which they can understand, real changes
have already taken place. The origin of phenology was
as a branch of natural history and the study of how
species react to external stimuli; it is it is now an important area of climate impacts research.
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