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add new soil moisture x phenology refs #54
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Lizzie will write some sentences and add bib file on these for Ailene to integrate into Intro and Discussion |
All citations are in fromLizzie2024.bib just now. We may want to add to intro (or discussion) something like: Increasing research using large-scale observational phenology data (e.g., remote sensing products such as NDVI) have documented an important role for soil moisture from forests to grasslands \citep{lian2020summer,shen2022plant,liu2024soil}, and suggested temperature may play a role through moderating soil moisture \citep{liu2024soil}. Teasing out the role of soil moisture from temperature is challenging through long-term climate trends alone, however.... We probably should acknowledge somewhere (we may already do this and could just tweak to these refs) the prevalence of precipitation manipulation experiments: Many experiments have now focused on the effects of altered precipitation regimes, with meta-analyses highlighting the diversity of findings \citep{lu2023contrasting}, and the importance of interactive effects of precipitation shifts with global change drivers \citep{zhou2023climate}. In particular, recent work \citep{zhou2023climate} suggests warming combined with drought treatments may slow advances in phenology. It may be worth adding in the intro/discussion something like: |
From \citep{zhou2023climate}:
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@AileneKane will add these to the manuscript |
I am assuming that I checked refs back in 2022 so I will check for refs 2022 onward mostly (including 2022). Here's what I have done using Web of Science. I searched using: soil moisture AND phenolog* then looked at the hot and highly cited through 2020 and all the papers from Jan 2022 onward ...
Then I subsetted to 2022-2024 and confined search to: soil moisture AND phenolog* (All Fields) and flower* OR spring* OR budburst* OR leaf* (All Fields) ... this led to 214 papers, of which I looked at the 50 most relevant (as they got increasingly less relevant quickly).
Then I looked at the top 50 refs (2022-2024) for: precipitation AND phenolog* (All Fields) and flower* OR spring* OR budburst* OR leaf* (All Fields)
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