Caterpillars (larval Lepidoptera) are an essential link in trophic networks of forest
ecosystems, as they serve as herbivores of vegetation and a food source for many …

Yucca in the American desert Southwest typically flowers in early spring, but a well-
documented anomalous bloom event occurred during an unusually cold and wet late fall …

Premise Research on large-scale patterns of phenology have utilized multiple sources of
data to analyze the timing of events such as flowering, fruiting, and leaf out. In-situ …

Allochronic speciation, where reproductive isolation between populations of a species is
facilitated by a difference in reproductive timing, depends on abiotic factors such as …

Phenology studies the time at which events in the life cycle of a species occur sand how they
are related to environmental cues. Patterns of change in phenology at different scales can …

Phenology, the timing of recurring life history events, is strongly linked to climate. Shifts in
phenology have important implications for trophic interactions, ecosystem functioning and …

Ima fusca is one of a number of unusual and infrequently collected Australian mantises
about which relatively little is known. Long considered a single species, morphological …

Following the switch to remote online teaching in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the
plant taxonomy course at the University of Georgia (UGA) switched to iNaturalist for the …

One of the most pressing challenges for modern ecologists is determining how species are
responding to anthropogenic change. Identifying life history traits that predict how species …

Abstract The name Oxalis oregana Nutt. is universally accepted for Redwood Sorrel despite
a long history of attempted revisions. One of its many current synonyms, O. smalliana R …