Global Ecology and Conservation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
46, С. e02622 - e02622
Опубликована: Сен. 6, 2023
Growth
and
senescence
rates
are
critical
ecological
indicators
of
seasonality
shifts
vegetation,
with
both
sensitive
to
climate
change.
Here
we
investigated
daily
mean
vegetation
growth
rates,
the
major
forcing
across
Northern
Hemisphere
(>30°N)
using
satellite-derived
normalized
difference
index
(NDVI)
flux-based
gross
primary
productivity
(GPP)
from
1982
through
2015.
Both
higher
at
high
latitudes
than
those
low
latitudes,
spatially-averaged
values
increased
by
1.0
×
10−4
0.7
NDVI-units·day−1
per
degree
latitude.
These
increases
were
greater
in
Eurasia
North
America.
A
parallel
acceleration
(0.8
×10−4
NDVI-units·day−1·decade−1)
(0.6
was
found
for
34-year
study
period.
The
warming-induced
peak
(peak
NDVI)
contributed
strongly
this
acceleration,
while
unequal
advances
or
delays
three
key
phenological
(the
start
(SOS),
(POS),
end
(EOS)
growing
season)
exerted
influential
effects
on
rates.
However,
no
single
climatic
factor
during
any
period
appeared
responsible
variations
In
areas
that
determined
growth,
temperature
precipitation
accelerated
elevating
growth.
On
other
hand,
rate
SOS,
rising
before
SOS
decelerated
advancing
SOS.
EOS,
radiation
changes
influencing
EOS.
sum,
a
central
focus
should
be
placed
linkages
among
climate,
phenology,
quantifying
associated
ecosystem
function
under
changing
climate.
Climate
change
is
shifting
the
growing
seasons
of
plants,
affecting
species
performance
and
biogeochemical
cycles.
Yet
how
timing
autumn
leaf
senescence
in
Northern
Hemisphere
forests
will
remains
uncertain.
Using
satellite,
ground,
carbon
flux,
experimental
data,
we
show
that
early-season
late-season
warming
have
opposite
effects
on
senescence,
with
a
reversal
occurring
after
year's
longest
day
(the
summer
solstice).
Across
84%
northern
forest
area,
increased
temperature
vegetation
activity
before
solstice
led
to
an
earlier
onset
of,
average,
1.9
±
0.1
days
per
°C,
whereas
warmer
post-solstice
temperatures
extended
duration
by
2.6
°C.
The
current
trajectories
toward
slowed
progression
affect
Hemisphere-wide
trends
growing-season
length
productivity.
Global Ecology and Biogeography,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
31(6), С. 1133 - 1146
Опубликована: Март 13, 2022
Abstract
Aim
Understanding
the
biodiversity–stability
relationship
has
become
a
central
issue
in
ecology
and
conservation
biology.
Although
stabilizing
effects
of
tree
species
diversity
on
ecosystem
productivity
are
well
recorded
small
local
communities,
they
remain
poorly
understood
across
scales
(from
to
larger
spatial
scales).
This
study
evaluates
from
large
temperate
forest
region,
considering
range
environmental
conditions
heterogeneity.
Location
North‐eastern
China
(
c
.
700,000
km
2
).
Time
period
2005–2017.
Major
taxa
studied
Woody
plants.
Methods
We
define
stability
as
temporal
invariability
biomass
productivity.
Regional
metacommunities
representing
were
developed
by
aggregating
multiple
sets
field
plots.
Simple
regression
analysis
was
used
test
relationships
metacommunities.
Piecewise
structural
equation
modelling
then
disentangle
abiotic
variables
at
scales.
Multiple
mixed‐effects
models
determine
relative
contribution
individual
predictive
Results
found
that
(alpha
diversity)
positively
related
communities
stability),
whereas
turnover
space
(beta
asynchronous
dynamics
among
(spatial
asynchrony),
regardless
whether
factors
considered
or
not.
also
heterogeneity
affected
The
effect
asynchrony
gamma
greater
than
alpha
stability.
Main
conclusions
Our
results
imply
is
key
maintaining
within
region.
suggest
diverse
forests
heterogeneous
landscapes
should
be
sustained
buffer
negative
climate
change
degradation.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(16), С. 4935 - 4946
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2022
Autumn
phenology
plays
a
key
role
in
regulating
the
terrestrial
carbon
and
water
balance
their
feedbacks
to
climate.
However,
mechanisms
underlying
autumn
are
still
poorly
understood,
especially
subtropical
forests.
In
this
study,
we
extracted
photosynthetic
transition
dates
(APTD)
China
over
period
2003-2017
based
on
global,
fine-resolution
solar-induced
chlorophyll
fluorescence
(SIF)
dataset
(GOSIF)
using
four
fitting
methods,
then
explored
temporal-spatial
variations
of
APTD
its
partial
correlation
analysis
machine
learning
methods.
We
further
predicted
shifts
under
future
climate
warming
conditions
by
applying
process-based
learning-based
models.
found
that
was
significantly
delayed,
with
an
average
rate
7.7
days
per
decade,
during
2003-2017.
Both
methods
revealed
soil
moisture
primary
driver
responsible
for
changes
southern
monsoon
evergreen
forest
(SEF)
middle
(MEF),
whereas
solar
radiation
controlled
northern
evergreen-broadleaf
deciduous
mixed
(NMF).
Combining
effects
temperature,
radiation,
delayed
trend
2030-2100
period,
but
amplitude
(0.8
decade)
much
weaker
than
addition,
outperformed
models
projecting
APTD.
Our
findings
generate
from
different
highlight
is
one
players
determining
phenological
processes
To
comprehensively
understand
processes,
in-situ
manipulative
experiments
urgently
needed
quantify
contributions
environmental
physiological
factors
plants'
response
ongoing
change.
Progress in Physical Geography Earth and Environment,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
46(6), С. 829 - 845
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2022
Vegetation
phenology
is
sensitive
to
climate
change
and
has
been
defined
as
the
footprint
of
ongoing
change.
Previous
studies
have
shown
that
spatial
difference
in
China’s
vegetation
varies
substantially
both
spring
autumn.
Here,
we
reviewed
phenological
dynamics
at
national
regional
scale
China
over
period
1982−2020
using
a
remote
sensing-based
dataset
meta-analysis
from
China.
We
also
explored
underlying
mechanisms
autumn
discussed
potential
under
future
conditions.
found
that,
past
four
decades,
advanced
rate
0.23
±
0.47
days/year,
while
was
delayed
0.17
0.46
days/year.
This
led
an
extended
growth
season
approximately
5
days
per
decade.
The
trends
were
spatially
specific
Northern
region,
Northwest
Qinghai–Tibet
Southern
region:
−0.16,
−0.46,
−0.18,
−0.13
respectively,
0.02,
0.32,
0.09,
0.28
respectively.
dominant
climatic
drivers
changes.
temperature
factor
for
cold
regions,
precipitation,
radiation,
co-determined
warm
regions.
affected
by
all
three
environmental
cues
but
effect
larger
than
radiation
precipitation
across
In
warming
conditions,
recommend
focus
on
feedback
mechanisms,
such
hydrological
effects
changes,
agricultural
investigate
its
fundamental
role
crop
productivity,
especially
extreme
events,
ensure
food
security
ecological
security.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2022
Climate
warming
has
changed
vegetation
phenology,
and
the
phenology-associated
impacts
on
terrestrial
water
fluxes
remain
largely
unquantified.
The
are
linked
to
plant
adjustments
responses
climate
change
can
be
different
in
hydroclimatic
regions.
Based
remote
sensing
data
observed
river
runoff
of
hydrological
station
from
six
basins
across
a
gradient
northeast
southwest
China,
relative
contributions
(including
spring
autumn
growing
season
length
(GSL),
gross
primary
productivity)
climatic
factors
affecting
runoffs
over
1982-2015
were
investigated
by
applying
gray
relational
analysis
(GRA).
We
found
that
average
GSLs
humid
regions
(190-241
days)
longer
than
semi-humid
(186-192
days),
consistently
extended
4.8-13.9
days
period
basins.
extensions
mainly
delayed
phenology
advanced
Across
all
basins,
GRA
results
showed
precipitation
(r
=
0.74)
soil
moisture
0.73)
determine
runoffs,
(VFs)
especially
also
affected
(spring
phenology:
r
0.66;
GSL:
0.61;
0.59),
even
larger
contribution
temperature
0.57),
but
its
importance
is
region-dependent.
Interestingly,
main
VF
region
for
reduction,
while
both
growth
VFs
region,
because
large
delay
less
supply
capacity
amplify
effect
phenology.
This
article
reveals
diverse
linkages
between
VFs,
regions,
provides
insights
influences
ecohydrology
process
depending
local
conditions,
which
improve
our
understanding
change.
Communications Earth & Environment,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(1)
Опубликована: Май 19, 2023
Abstract
Climate
change
strongly
impact
vegetation
phenology,
with
considerable
potential
to
alter
land-atmosphere
carbon
dioxide
exchange
and
terrestrial
cycle.
In
contrast
well-studied
spring
leaf-out,
the
timing
magnitude
of
autumn
senescence
remains
poorly
understood.
Here,
we
use
monthly
decreases
in
Normalized
Difference
Vegetation
Index
satellite
retrievals
their
trends
surrogate
speed
during
1982–2018
Northern
Hemisphere
(>30°N).
We
find
that
climate
warming
accelerated
July,
but
this
influence
usually
reversed
later
summer
early
autumn.
Interestingly,
greening
causes
canopy
appear
compared
an
advancing
trend
after
eliminating
effect.
This
finding
suggests
may
counteract
intrinsic
changes
autumnal
leaf
senescence.
Our
analysis
behavior
provides
reliable
guidance
for
developing
parameterizing
land
surface
models
contain
interactive
dynamic
module
placement
coupled
Earth
System
Models.
Global Ecology and Biogeography,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
32(4), С. 603 - 617
Опубликована: Фев. 19, 2023
Abstract
Aims
Shifts
in
xylem
phenology
directly
determine
the
forest
capacity
for
carbon
sequestration.
However,
a
systematic
understanding
of
spatial
patterns
and
underpinning
drivers
determining
cessation
wood
formation
(
C
cw
)
is
lacking
at
pan‐continental
scale.
Here,
we
addressed
this
knowledge
gap
by
compiling
new
dataset
multiple
timings
northern
conifers.
Locations
Sixty‐two
study
sites,
Northern
Hemisphere
(25–55°
N).
Time
period
2003–2018
(16
years).
Taxa
Thirty‐three
conifer
species.
Methods
A
generalized
additive
model
was
fitted
to
characterize
latitudinal
pattern
.
Structural
equation
modelling
linear
mixed‐effects
were
applied
main
underlying
Results
The
followed
flat
S‐shaped
with
increasing
latitude.
Photoperiod
dominant
determinant
,
longer
photoperiod
associated
an
earlier
Both
mean
growing‐season
temperature
total
precipitation
exhibited
significantly
positive
relationships
cell
elongation
thus
across
all
sites.
In
arid
regions,
pre‐growing‐season
had
negative
effect
on
humid
positively
affected
temperature.
onset
showed
coupling
sites
but
not
Early
successional
species
sensitive
hydrothermal
variations
during
pre‐growing
season.
Main
conclusions
We
reveal
role
conifers
highlight
differentiated
interactive
effects
between
seasonal
climatic
factors
preceding
phenophases
among
ecoregions
tree
These
insights
provide
evidence
reduce
uncertainty
prediction
uptake
potential
consequent
biophysical
feedbacks
forests.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 16, 2024
Abstract
Previous
studies
have
primarily
focused
on
the
influence
of
temperature
and
precipitation
phenology.
It
is
unclear
if
easily
ignored
climate
factors
with
drivers
vegetation
growth
can
effect
In
this
research,
we
conducted
an
analysis
start
(SOS)
end
(EOS)
growing
seasons
in
northern
region
China
above
30°N
from
1982
to
2014,
focusing
two-season
We
examined
response
phenology
different
types
preseason
climatic
factors,
including
relative
humidity
(RH),
shortwave
radiation
(SR),
maximum
(Tmax),
minimum
(Tmin).
Our
findings
reveal
that
optimal
influencing
length
fell
within
range
0–60
days
most
areas.
Specifically,
SOS
exhibited
a
significant
negative
correlation
Tmax
Tmin
44.15%
42.25%
areas,
respectively,
while
EOS
displayed
SR
49.03%
Additionally,
identified
RH
emerged
as
dominant
factor
savanna
(SA),
whereas
strongly
controlled
deciduous
needleleaf
forest
(DNF)
broadleaf
(DBF).
Meanwhile,
DNF
was
influenced
by
Tmax.
conclusion,
study
provides
valuable
insights
into
how
various
adapt
change,
offering
scientific
basis
for
implementing
effective
adaptation
measures.