🐝🌼Shifts in phenology influence synchrony of flowering plants and their pollinators along an elevation gradient

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Component structure of flower-visiting insects of S. chamaejasme in 2021 (black) and 2022 (gray).

💡In a year characterized by higher preseason thermal accumulation, #SpatialMatching between #StelleraChamaejasme and its major pollinators was significantly enhanced.

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Inter-annual climate variability reshapes the spatial matching of plant and pollinators: evidence from a native invasive species Abstract. Environmental changes, especially climate variability, can substantially influence phenological patterns of plants and their associated insect co

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#Inter-annualClimateVariability reshapes the #SpatialMatching of plant and pollinators: evidence from a native invasive species

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Invasive plants have a delayed and longer flowering phenology than native plants in an ecoregional flora AbstractBackground and Aims. Flowering phenology has been suggested as an important factor to explain invasions of non-native plant species. The success of

🌿 The timing mismatch may give invasive plants a strategic advantage, helping explain their success in new regions. Understanding these patterns could improve how we predict and manage biological invasions. (7/7)

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New publication: Some like it hot: adaptation to the urban heat island in common #dandelion, by @ywoudstra @kjfverhoeven and others. #urbanheatislandeffect #floweringphenology #climatechange #urbanization
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