1. Phenology signals are clearer than changes in species distribution.

2. The extraction of crop phenology is very important.

3. This paper deals with the biological characteristics. phenology of Ficus pumila L. , and its exploitation and utilization.

4. The grazing behavior was affected by the plant phenology of the plant species, the component in one patch according to the diet depth of sheep.

5. The Lolium perenne had no clear superiority in phenology and growing period.

6. The morphological characteristics, phenology, growth and development characteristics of Ardisia crenata were observed and studied.

7. Phenology is what scientists call the study of the timing of events in nature.

8. This has culminated in the UK Phenology Network, which allows anyone to send in sightings using the web.

9. The phenology is the science studying mutual concern among plant, animal and the periodic change of ambient condition.

10. Plant phenology can directly reflect the effects of climate change, and is the key for vegetation dynamics modeling.

11. Each detection system records information about phenology and species presence.

12. In recent decades, the study of phenology has taken on a new legitimacy in the area of climate change research.

13. The temporal and spatial changes of ulmus pumila phenology and the relationship with climate factors in Northeast China from 1980 to 2005 were discussed.

14. It could also affect the timing of lifecycle events, or phenology, he said.

15. Biological and environmental factors are the main factors that influence plant phenology, especially the latter, among which the dominating factors are air temperature(http://), photoperiod and water.

16. Grain in Ear is the characterization of wheat and other crops have matured Mountain, is a reflection of the solar term agricultural phenology.

17. Gas exchange, antioxidants, above- ground growth responses, the function of root systems, the phenology of forest trees, and nutrient cycling are all considered.

18. The precipitation and raining season have less effect on the phenology .

19. The cattle are thus an excellent source of long-term info on how earlier springs affect what's called phenology—seasonal lifecycle events.

20. The biological and ecological characters of "Ardisia crenata", such as its phenology, development progress, organ differentiation and formation, suitable growth conditions, etc. are surveyed.

21. The influences of climate change on forestry geographic distribution, phenology , biodiversity, forestry structure, and productivity are expounded.

22. For each species, a short description is provided; also included are geographical distribution, ecology, phenology, citation of exsiccatae, and brief notification.