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    Phenology

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    Phenology


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    Truly Plastic Plants Are Neither Made of Plastic Nor Sold in Stores

    The Power of Marine Life to Cope with Environmental Change

    The Biodiversity Insurance Hypothesis in a Time of Climate Change

    Plant Phenology in a Warming World: Keeping Up with the Heat?

    Flowers & Fruit of Peppers in a High-Temp & CO2-Enriched World

    Xylogenesis in Black Spruce Trees of Canadian Boreal Forests

    Trophic Mismatches of Five Seabirds and Their Piscivorous Prey

    Keeping Up with the Plants: Bee Pollinators Strive for Seasonal Synchrony

    Trees, Caterpillars, Birds and Climate

    Effects of Elevated CO2 and Temperature on Flowering Times of Asteraceae Species

    How Birds React to Climate Change in a Primeval Temperate Forest

    Wind-Driven Dispersal of Seeds and Pollen

    Evolutionary Adaptations to Climate Change

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