Phenology is the study of timing of periodic activities in biological life cycles. It describes an
inherent component of ecosystem dynamics, and shifts in biological activity have been …

Climate warming-driven temporal shifts in phenology are widely recognised as the foremost
footprint of global environmental change. In this regard, concerted research efforts are being …

Climate change may disrupt plant–pollinator mutualisms by generating phenological
asynchronies and by altering traits that shape interaction costs and benefits. Our knowledge …

Plant phenology, the timing of recurrent biological events, shows key and complex response
to climate warming, with consequences for ecosystem functions and services. A key …

Plant phenology is influenced by a combined effect of phylogeny and climate, although it is
yet unclear how these two variables work together to change phenology. We synthesized …

Vegetation phenology has long been adapted to environmental change and is highly
sensitive to climate change. Shifts in phenology also affect feedbacks of vegetation to …

Shifts in plant phenology influence ecosystem structures and functions, yet how multiple
global change drivers interact to affect phenology remains elusive. We conducted a meta …

Climate warming is causing shifts in key life‐history events, including flowering time. To
assess the impacts of increasing temperature on flowering phenology, it is crucial to …

Shifts in flowering phenology are important indicators of climate change. However, the role
of precipitation in driving phenology is far less understood compared with other …

Deciduous trees, shrubs and forest wildflowers may be advancing their leaf‐out phenology
at different rates in response to a warming climate. A mismatch between understory and …