Microclimate Is Integral to the Modeling of Plant Responses to Macroclimate. Harwood, T. D., Mokany, K., & Paini, D. R. 111(13):E1164-E1165. ![Microclimate Is Integral to the Modeling of Plant Responses to Macroclimate [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex It is becoming increasingly evident that microclimate has a large influence on the current distributions of species and their likely responses to climate change (1, 2). De Frenne et al. (3) attempt to highlight the importance of this issue, by assessing how changes in canopy cover have influenced subcanopy microclimates, thereby buffering the responses of understory species to macroclimatic warming over the last 67 y. Here we show that their analysis falls short of actually demonstrating this buffering effect. [...]
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title = {Microclimate Is Integral to the Modeling of Plant Responses to Macroclimate},
author = {Harwood, Thomas D. and Mokany, Karel and Paini, Dean R.},
date = {2014-04},
journaltitle = {Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences},
volume = {111},
pages = {E1164-E1165},
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abstract = {It is becoming increasingly evident that microclimate has a large influence on the current distributions of species and their likely responses to climate change (1, 2). De Frenne et al. (3) attempt to highlight the importance of this issue, by assessing how changes in canopy cover have influenced subcanopy microclimates, thereby buffering the responses of understory species to macroclimatic warming over the last 67 y. Here we show that their analysis falls short of actually demonstrating this buffering effect. [...]},
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