Impact of late winter sea surface temperature seesaw between equatorial central Pacific and Philippine Sea on early spring vegetation over the low-latitude highlands of China
Wei Pan,
Jingchuan Zhao,
Bing Chen
et al.
Abstract:In this study, the impact of late winter (January-February) sea surface temperature (SST) seesaw between equatorial central Pacific and Philippine Sea on early spring (March-April) vegetation interannual variation over the low-latitude highlands of China (CLLH) is investigated. The positive phase of late winter seesaw SST pattern, characterized by warmer(colder)-than-normal SSTs in the equatorial central Pacific (Philippine Sea), favors early spring CLLH vegetation growth. From the local perspective, the posit… Show more
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