Phenology, or the timing of life history events, can be heterogeneous across biological
communities and landscapes and can vary across a wide variety of spatiotemporal scales …

The potential for climate change to disrupt phenology‐mediated interactions in interaction
networks has attracted considerable attention in recent decades. Frequently, studies …

The ability to detect and map invasive plants to the species level, both at high resolution and
over large extents, is essential for their targeted management. Yet development of such …

In temperate forests, leaf phenology is a sensitive indicator of climate change and a major
regulator of seasonal carbon and water cycling. Many studies have documented large intra …

Shifts in the timing of autumnal leaf coloration and leaf drop in temperate forests with climate
change can have substantial impacts on community and ecosystem processes (eg altered …

Mixed-species forest stands may provide suitable habitats for more bird species than tree
monocultures by increasing the number of niches and resources available. However …

Unmanned aerial systems (UASs) have recently become an affordable means to map
forests at the species level, but research into the performance of different classification …

Terrestrial carbon cycle models are routinely used to determine the response of the land
carbon sink under expected future climate change, yet these predictions remain highly …

This study aimed to simulate oak and beech forest growth under various scenarios of climate
change and to evaluate how the forest response depends on site properties and particularly …

While there is overwhelming evidence for phenological responses of animal and plant
populations to climate change, most studies have been conducted at the level of entire …