Putting wind dispersal in context

Gil Bohrer () and Jelle Treep
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Gil Bohrer: The Ohio State University
Jelle Treep: Utrecht University

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 9, 807-808

Abstract: Climate change will lead to geographic shifts in global habitats, forcing plant populations to migrate or perish. Model-based analysis for wind-dispersed plants under future climate conditions show the importance of considering both ‘where to go’, in terms of the desired temperature, and ‘how to get there’, in terms of wind speed and direction.

Date: 2020
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