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Estimating phenological sensitivity in contemporary vs. historical data sets: Effects of climate resolution and spatial scale.

Meredith A ZettlemoyerJill E WilsonMegan L Peterson
Published in: American journal of botany (2022)
This study highlights the potential for variation in data source, geographic scale, and accuracy of macroclimate data to produce very different estimates of phenological responses to climate change. Accurately predicting phenological shifts would benefit from comparisons between methods that estimate climate variables and phenological sensitivity over a variety of spatial scales.
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