Category:phenology

Matthew Austin’s phenology work featured in multiple news outlets, including USA Today!

Posted on 2023-03-14Updated on 2023-03-14by SmithCategories:climate change, climate change communication, global change, Nichey, phenology

Matt’s findings that climate change has induced not only a change in phenology but also a change in reproductive strategy from more to less selfing in the common blue violet, Viola sororia, has been featured by not only USA Today, but also St. Louis’s FOX2 TV and Washington University in Saint Louis’s Climate Change Program! …
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Collaboration across decades: Matt Austin’s project on wildflower phenology

Posted on 2021-03-29Updated on 2021-03-29by SmithCategories:climate, climate change, global change, Nichey, people, phenology, postdocs

Matt’s project on examining the evolutionary implications of changes in wildflower phenology was nicely reported on the Newsroom blog of Washington University in Saint Louis!