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"name": "Long-term (1901-2017) phenology data of 20 forest understory herbs in Europe, collected from herbaria and GBIF, used in: \"Forest wildflowers bloom earlier as Europe warms: Lessons from herbaria and spatial modeling\", New Phytologist",
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"description": "Today plants often flower earlier due to climate warming, and the collection dates of herbarium specimens can provide proof of this.
To test for such fingerprints of climate change in Europe, we compiled a long-term (1901-2017) dataset from 6131 herbarium specimens of 20 early-flowering European forest understory herbs. The data were collected in the herbaria of Jena (JE), Stuttgart (STU) and Tübingen (TUB), and were complemented with herbarium data from the database GBIF.
The final data file consisted of the collection dates (DOY) of each specimen, along with its year of collection, geographic coordinates, altitude and climate in the year of collection. The climate data was from gridded historical data from the Climate Research Unit, UK.
We used the data to analyse long-term trends in plant phenology and to test for relationships between climate and phenology. We also carried out all analyses with and without taking spatial autocorrelation into account (spatial modeling with R-INLA). For the results of our analyses please see the article \"Forest wildflowers bloom earlier as Europe warms: Lessons from herbaria and spatial modeling\" in the New Phytologist.
The data collection and analysis was part of the project \"PhenoDiv\" within the framework of the DFG-funded Biodiversity Exploratories (https://www.biodiversity-exploratories.de). Unlike most data in the BE, our data are not directly from the common study plots, but they are related as we conducted field surveys of the phenology of the same 20 plant species in the forest EPs of Alb and Hainich (data set 27746 \"Phenology of forest herbs, from 2017 and 100 plots\", used in \"Spring understory herbs flower later in intensively managed forests\", Ecological Applications.",
"license": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode",
"version": "10",
"keywords": "phenology, climate change",
"dateCreated": "2022-03-14",
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