Rui Zhang

Code for Avoidance of a premature bud burst predicts the latitudinal variation of effective chilling temperatures in extratropical trees

Heikki Hänninen, Rui Zhang

This repository contains the five Fortran source code files used in the manuscript “Avoidance of a premature bud burst predicts the latitudinal variation of effective chilling temperatures in extratropical trees”.The programs calculate chilling accumulation, the critical chilling requirement (CHcrit), the timing of …

Code for Avoidance of a premature bud burst predicts the latitudinal variation of effective chilling temperatures in extratropical trees

Heikki Hänninen, Rui Zhang

This repository contains the five Fortran source code files used in the manuscript “Avoidance of a premature bud burst predicts the latitudinal variation of effective chilling temperatures in extratropical trees”.The programs calculate chilling accumulation, the critical chilling requirement (CHcrit), the timing of …

Linking chilling with forcing: ontogenetic competence in process-based tree phenology models

Rui Zhang, Jianhong Lin, Zhijun Li, Jinbin Zheng et autres

Process-based models are widely used for predicting the timing of spring phenological events, such as vegetative bud burst or flowering, in extratropical trees. These models address both the effects of low (chilling) temperatures on rest break (endodormancy release) and those of high …

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Remote sensing water body extraction method based on weak information dynamic perception

Chunlin Wang, Ao He, Biao Wang, Xi Zhang et autres

As a core task in remote sensing image analysis, water body extraction is vital for ecological monitoring, flood early warning, and water resource management. Recent AI-based remote sensing methods for water body characterization have advanced significantly but struggle with weak-information scenarios (multi-scale …

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Spring and autumn warming drive opposing phenological memories in forests

Lei Chen, Hongshuang Gu, Haoyu Qiu, Xi Zhang et autres

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Phenotypic plasticity in plant phenology: a hierarchy of two levels

Heikki Hänninen, Rui Zhang, Jiasheng Wu

Phenotypic plasticity is defined as the variation of a trait of a given genotype caused by variation in the environmental conditions. Phenotypic plasticity is present both in animals and plants, but it is generally more pronounced in the traits of plants than …

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Neural mechanisms of cognitive conflict in food and body image processing: an ERP study

Xinrui Zhang, Hanxiao Liu, WANG Yueyue, Na Meng et autres

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Effective chilling temperatures for dormancy release in extratropical forest trees increase from cold to warm regions

Rui Zhang, Fucheng Wang, Jinbin Zheng, Lei Chen et autres

Seasonal dormancy in extratropical trees is a critical adaptation that synchronizes growth with favorable climatic conditions. Traditionally, the effective chilling temperatures (ECT) required for dormancy release have been assumed to be fixed, ranging between 0 and 10 °C, based largely on studies …

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Corrigendum to “Spring phenology in subtropical trees: Developing process-based models on an experimental basis” [Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 314 (2022) 108802]

Rui Zhang, Jianhong Lin, Fucheng Wang, Nicolas Delpierre et autres

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Effects of AM fungal inoculation on the growth, nitrogen uptake and metabolism of Camellia Oleifera under different nitrogen levels

Fei Wu, Rui Zhang, Yuan-Jie Zhou, Yuxuan Huang et autres

Background Arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi can promote plant growth and improve plant nutrition. However, how AM fungi affect plant nitrogen uptake and assimilation through their influence on related gene regulation and enzyme systems remain poorly understood. This study investigated the effects of …

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Leaf hydraulic and stomatal traits coordinated with rooting depth in desert species

Ruibing Duan, Zhongjie Shi, Rui Zhang, Lele Wang et autres

Abstract Coexisting plants in drylands with different rooting depths can exploit different spatial water sources to maintain productivity. The sequence of water potential thresholds for key physiological events during dehydration strongly influences overall plant function. However, how rooting depth coordinates with this …

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Decreasing frequency and extent of frost damage in European oaks over 1961-2021

Jianhong Lin, Nicolas Delpierre, Fabien Caroulle, Sébastien Cecchini et autres

• A new model was developed to simulate the occurrence and extent of late spring frost (LSF) damage. • LSF frequency and extent in French oaks declined over the past six decades. • Last spring frost day advanced faster (-0.28 days/year) than …

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