The urban landscape is becoming the environment most familiar to most of humanity, which
has consequences for society, the environment, and biodiversity. Here, we present a …

In the past decade, numerous studies have explored how urbanisation affects the mean
phenotypes of populations, but it remains unknown how urbanisation impacts phenotypic …

The rapid process of urbanization, accompanied by the sharp increase of urban population
and expansion of artificial surface, has resulted in the loss of natural ecosystems and the …

Rising temperature shifts plant phenology. Chinese cities, experiencing extensive
expansion and intensive warming, spanning a wide latitudinal range, might provide ideal …

Vegetation phenology has been viewed as the nature's calendar and an integrative indicator
of plant‐climate interactions. The correct representation of vegetation phenology is important …

Characterizing the relationship between vegetation phenology and urbanization indicators
is essential to understand the impacts of human activities on urban ecosystems. In this study …

Land surface phenology (LSP) has been widely used as the “footprint” of urbanization and
global climate change. Shifts of LSP have cascading effects on food production, carbon …

Urban spring phenology changes governed by multiple biological and environmental factors
significantly impact urban ecosystem functions and services. However, the temporal …

Being an important theme in global warming, the response of vegetation phenology to
urbanization has become an increasing concern at both the local and global levels …

The effects of spatial pattern of urban greenspace on land surface temperature (LST) have
been extensively documented. Previous studies have confirmed that the relationship …