Canadian arctic archipelago conspecifics flower earlier in the high arctic than the mid-arctic

Premise of research. The Canadian Arctic Archipelago is experiencing unprecedented climate change with temperatures rising at a rate that is twice the global average. The rapidly rising temperatures will likely impact plant phenology dramatically. The Canadian Arctic Archipelago is remote and diffic...

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Published in:International Journal of Plant Sciences
Main Authors: Panchen, Z.A. (Zoe A.), Gorelick, R. (Root)
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: 2016
Subjects:
Arctic plants
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
Duration of flowering
Flower abundance
Flowering time
Iqaluit
Lake Hazen
Phenology
Arctic
Arctic Archipelago
Climate change
Online Access:https://ir.library.carleton.ca/pub/10104
https://doi.org/10.1086/687984
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Summary:Premise of research. The Canadian Arctic Archipelago is experiencing unprecedented climate change with temperatures rising at a rate that is twice the global average. The rapidly rising temperatures will likely impact plant phenology dramatically. The Canadian Arctic Archipelago is remote and difficult to reach, and there are few insights into the phenology of its plants. Data on current Arctic plant flowering times and how they vary across the

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