Spring phenology alters vegetation drought recovery

Lixin Wang ()
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Lixin Wang: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 2, 123-124

Abstract: A changing climate is altering vegetation phenology and probably impacts drought frequency and severity. Changes in vegetation phenology have some unexpected consequences on the trajectories of drought recovery.

Date: 2023
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