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Phenological sensitivity to temperature changes

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Figure Created 12 Nov 2009 Published 12 Nov 2009 Last modified 08 Jun 2017

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In a study of 254 national records across nine countries, most phenological changes correlated significantly with mean monthly temperatures of the previous two months

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30 Sep 2008

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2008

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pollen , climate change , flowering , plants , temperatures

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Austria , Belarus , Czech Republic , Estonia , Germany , Poland , Slovenia , Switzerland , Ukraine

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The earlier a spring event occurred, the stronger the effect of temperature. Phenophase groups included: (b0) Farmers activities, (b1) Spring and summer with different leafing, shooting and flowering phases, (b2) Autumn fruit ripening and (b3) Leaf colouring of deciduous trees in fall.

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