The~ 400 million specimens deposited across~ 3000 herbaria are essential for:(i)
understanding where plants have lived in the past,(ii) forecasting where they may live in the …

Climate warming-driven temporal shifts in phenology are widely recognised as the foremost
footprint of global environmental change. In this regard, concerted research efforts are being …

Urbanization can affect the timing of plant reproduction (ie flowering and fruiting) and
associated ecosystem processes. However, our knowledge of how plant phenology …

Anthropogenic climate change has significantly altered the flowering times (ie, phenology) of
plants worldwide, affecting their reproduction, survival, and interactions. Recent studies …

Plant phenology has been shifting dramatically in response to climate change, a shift that
may have significant and widespread ecological consequences. Of particular concern are …

The success of plant species under climate change will be determined, in part, by their
phenological responses to temperature. Despite the growing need to forecast such …

Spring ephemerals are wildflowers found in temperate deciduous forests that typically
display aboveground shoots for a period of 2 months or less. Early spring, before the canopy …

Aim Darwin posited that invaders similar to native species are less likely to be successful
due to competitive exclusion. A key axis across which such competition occurs across …

The phenological sensitivity of terrestrial plants to precipitation change (precipitation
sensitivity, S p) and whether S p is affected by climatic warming remain largely unknown. A …

Climate warming and landscape level changes are considered to be among the most
serious of anthropogenic stresses to the environment. Consequences of land-use change …