Species that require long-day conditions to flower are not advancing their flowering phenology as fast as species without photoperiod requirements
Karen Zeng,
Alexander T Sentinella,
Charlotte Armitage
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aims
Over the last few decades, many plant species have shown changes in phenology, such as the date on which they germinate, bud or flower. However, some species are changing slower than others, potentially due to daylength (photoperiod) requirements.
Methods
We combined data on flowering time advancement with published records of photoperiod sensitivity to try to predict which species are advancing their flow… Show more
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