Plant trait data have been used in various studies related to ecosystem functioning,
community ecology, and assessment of ecosystem services. Evidences are that plant …

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 …

Remotely sensed vegetation indices are widely used to detect greening and browning
trends; especially the global coverage of time-series normalized difference vegetation index …

Information related to land surface phenology is important for a variety of applications. For
example, phenology is widely used as a diagnostic of ecosystem response to global …

Numerous land surface phenology (LSP) datasets have been produced from various coarse
resolution satellite data and different detection algorithms from regional to global scales. In …

Multiple plant stresses can affect the health, esthetic condition, and timber harvest value of
conifer forests. To monitor spatial and temporal dynamic forest stress conditions, timely …

The timing of spring leaf development, trajectories of summer leaf area, and the timing of
autumn senescence have profound impacts to the water, carbon, and energy balance of …

Vegetation phenology is widely acknowledged to be a sensitive indicator of the response of
ecosystems to climate change, and phenological shifts have been shown to exert substantial …

The monitoring of forest phenology in a cost-effective manner, at a fine spatial scale and
over relatively large areas remains a significant challenge. To address this issue, unmanned …

Vegetation forms a main component of the terrestrial biosphere and plays a crucial role in
land‐cover and climate‐related studies. Activity of vegetation systems is commonly …