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Warming, photoperiods, and tree phenology.

C. Korner and D. Basler (“Phenology under global warming,” Perspectives, 19 March, p. [1461][1]) suggest that because of photoperiodic constraints, observed effects of temperature on spring life-cycle events cannot be extrapolated to future temperature conditions. However, no study has

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