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PhenObs

@PhenObs

PhenObs is a global network of botanical gardens studying the phenology and traits of herbaceous species. We are funded by @iDiv.

Joined March 2019
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It's time to say goodbye to X. In the future you will find all news about PhenObs at Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/phenobs.bsk…
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It's time to say goodbye to X. In the future you will find all news about PhenObs at Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/phenobs.bsk…
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Looking forward to attend the #iDivConference2024 in @StadtLeipzig organised by the @idiv. This conference is a great opportunity to get insights into different aspects of biodiversity research and to get in touch with really cool scientists 🐒🐦🌻🌳🧬. – at Leipzig, Germany
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Just joined the really interesting "Trait Debate" at the @GfoeSoc conference. It will be exciting to see in which direction trait-based ecology will develop in the future... 🌻🌿🐝
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Looking forward to the second day of the @GfoeSoc conference in Freising. Starting with a keynote talk by @leanderegg. 🐑🐦🐝🌻 – at Freising, Germany
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Congratulations on the foundation of the new "Senckenberg Institute for Plant Form and Function" (SIP) here in Jena. We look forward to future co-operation🍂🍁🌻🍀. @geobiodiversity @UniJena iee.uni-jena.de/70/sip-senck…
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iDiv and @UFZ_de are hiring an assistant (f/m/n) for @tif_knight's Species Interaction Ecology department. We are offing a full-time position in a modern and international research centre in Leipzig. Up to E8 TVöD, deadline for applications 17 June. More: idiv.de/en/about_idiv/career…
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A new PhenObs paper is published in @WileyEcolEvol . As a Master's thesis, trait and phenological patterns of herbaceous species in botanical gardens were compared with patterns in natural grasslands🌻🌱. doi.org/10.1002/ece3.11505 @TillDe3 @JosephineUlric1
Habitat conditions filter stronger for functional traits than for phenology in herbaceous species

Habitat conditions filter stronger for functional traits than for phenology in herbaceous species

For 16 species, we monitored leaf and flowering phenology weekly for 133 populations in the botanical garden of Jena and semi-dry and mesophilic grasslands and compared them across habitats for...

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It is always a pleasure to join the PopBio conference (@GfoeSoc). Listening to interesting talks and having inspiring discussions with colleagues is great 🌿🌻🌳 Thanks to the this year's organisers @plantevoeco 👍🏼#popbio2024 – at Frankfurt on the Main, Germany
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I participated yesterday at the spring seminar on #phenology organized by @PhenObs. All the talks were great and very informative! If you want to watch them, including mine, you can access to them through this link: cloud.uni-jena.de/s/NLbWA7AB…
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We are proud of Andrea, who is presenting the first results of her PhD at the @EuroGeosciences in Vienna. Her work is a collaboration between @PhenObs and the @MPI_BGC in #Jena.🌻🌻📚
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The call for abstracts at the @GfoeSoc conference in Freising is open. Together with colleagues from @Flora_Incognita we are organising a session on collection based research in plant ecology🌻🌱🌳 (#24). ⬇️⬇️⬇️ gfoe-conference.de/index.php…
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Looking forward to attend the @idv member retreat. It will be exciting to spend two days discussing the future of the centre and biodiversity research. 🐞🪲🌱🌼🐌🐦
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We announce our online Spring Symposium 2024. We will host five international speakers talking about phenological research. For more information and the zoom link visit our website ⬇️⬇️⬇️ idiv.de/en/phenobs/news-medi… #phenology #research #spring
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Paper-Alert📚🚨: We just published a new paper on the drivers of spatial variability of phenology in herbaceous species🌻🌱. Abiotic factors but also functional traits matter... ⬇️⬇️⬇️ doi.org/10.1007/s00484-024-0…
Spatial variability in herbaceous plant phenology is mostly explained by variability in temperature...

Spatial variability in herbaceous plant phenology is mostly explained by variability in temperature...

International Journal of Biometeorology - Whereas temporal variability of plant phenology in response to climate change has already been well studied, the spatial variability of phenology is not...

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Fieldseason only in summertimes? 🌞 Not when you are studying "leaf marcescence"... Together with colleagues from other botanical gardens I currently investigate global patterns of this phenomena in trees 🌳🍃 Really interesting but cold❄️ @Matt_W_Austin – at Jena, Germany
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We have now published open access phenological data of ~360 species from many botanical gardens from 2019-2022 🌻🌱📚 Check our homepage and the @idiv data portal and use the data for your research👍 ⬇️⬇️⬇️ idiv.de/en/phenobs/data-acce…
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Really interesting review on plant phenology shifts... 🌍🌳🌻Apparently herbaceous species are still understudied... We are on the right track and looking forward to next steps👍🏼😊 – at Hopfgarten, Deutschland
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📢 Hot off the press: Synthesis on #Plant 🌳⚘ #phenology 🌏 shifts in response to #climatechange. #Published today in #EMAS @SpringerNature, we review #research progress, #knowledge gaps, and suggest future direction. 🧵 (1/n) @PhenObs @USANPN link.springer.com/article/10…
Plant phenology shifts under climate warming: a systematic review of recent scientific literature

Plant phenology shifts under climate warming: a systematic review of recent scientific literature

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment - Climate warming-driven temporal shifts in phenology are widely recognised as the foremost footprint of global environmental change. In this regard,...

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Congratulations: “Translating Soil Biodiversity” has published 100 article translations into 18 languages! Check them out → idiv.de/de/young-minds/langu…
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Great to see the work from my PhD being continued! Congrats to @PascalKaritter from the @plantevoeco group in Frankfurt, who just published his study on combining the resurrection approach with transplant experiments 🌻➡️⛰️ doi.org/10.1016/j.ppees.2023…
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