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Phenological change in a spring ephemeral: implications for pollination and plant reproduction by Gezon, Zachariah J., Inouye, David W., Irwin, Rebecca E.

“…Climate change has had numerous ecological effects, including species range shifts and altered phenology. Altering flowering phenology often affects plant…”
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Plasticity in functional traits in the context of climate change: a case study of the subalpine forb Boechera stricta (Brassicaceae) by Anderson, Jill T., Gezon, Zachariah J.

“…Environmental variation often induces shifts in functional traits, yet we know little about whether plasticity will reduce extinction risks under climate…”
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Interannual bumble bee abundance is driven by indirect climate effects on floral resource phenology by Ogilvie, Jane E., Griffin, Sean R., Gezon, Zachariah J., Inouye, Brian D., Underwood, Nora, Inouye, David W., Irwin, Rebecca E., Bourke, Andrew

“…Climate change can influence consumer populations both directly, by affecting survival and reproduction, and indirectly, by altering resources. However, little…”
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Does Active or Informative Messaging Result in Greater Conservation Engagement? by Maynard, Lily T., Torchalski, Jennifer R., Gezon, Zachariah J., Callwood, Karlisa A., Stamper, M. Andrew, Schook, Mandi W., Martin, Claire

“…Strategic communication can motivate target audiences to take conservation action. Yet, whether audiences are motivated by more information or more influential…”
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Bloom evenness modulates the influence of bloom abundance on insect community structure in suburban gardens by Braatz, Elizabeth Y, Gezon, Zachariah J, Rossetti, Kristin, Maynard, Lily T, Bremer, Jonathan S, Hill, Geena M, Streifel, Marissa A, Daniels, Jaret C

“…As land use change drives global insect declines, the value of enhancing habitat in urban and suburban landscapes has become increasingly important for…”
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Drifting Phenologies Cause Reduced Seasonality of Butterflies in Response to Increasing Temperatures by Gezon, Zachariah J, Lindborg, Rebekah J, Savage, Anne, Daniels, Jaret C

“…Climate change has caused many ecological changes around the world. Altered phenology is among the most commonly observed effects of climate change, and the…”
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The effect of repeated, lethal sampling on wild bee abundance and diversity by Gezon, Zachariah J., Wyman, Eli S., Ascher, John S., Inouye, David W., Irwin, Rebecca E., Vamosi, Jana

“…Summary Bee pollinators provide a critical ecosystem service to wild and agricultural plants but are reported to be declining world‐wide due to anthropogenic…”
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A modified diet to support conservation of the Atala hairstreak butterfly (Eumaeus atala Poey) by Braatz, Elizabeth, Sincage, Jamie, Gezon, Zachariah J., Maynard, Lily T., Ardente, Amanda, Savage, Anne, Sullivan, Kathleen E., Livingston, Shannon, Valdes, Eduardo V.

“…Raising insects in a laboratory for release into the wild is a common conservation practice, but maintaining breeding colonies year‐round can be limited by…”
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Long-term trends in Persea palustris and Lauraceae-dependent butterfly species in central Florida before and after the introduction of laurel wilt disease by Gezon, Zachariah J., Braatz, Elizabeth Y., Duxbury, Craig, Savage, Anne, Daniels, Jaret C.

“…Laurel wilt disease (LWD) is a highly virulent disease vectored by an invasive beetle. It was first observed in South Carolina in 2003, and it is now found in…”
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Timing is everything: Phenological change and the implications for plants, pollinators, and their interactions by Gezon, Zachariah J

“…Phenology is a critically important life-history trait for organisms. In order for species to synchronously perform natural history events, such as…”
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Timing is everything: Phenological change and the implications for plants, pollinators, and their interactions by Gezon, Zachariah J

“…Phenology is a critically important life-history trait for organisms. In order for species to synchronously perform natural history events, such as…”
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