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New Delhi Nov. 09 -- Early flowering, early fruiting: Anecdotal evidence of climate change is popping up as quickly as spring crocuses, but is it coincidence or confirmation of shifts in plant phenolo

If you have a garden, there’s a good chance it is filled with signs of climate change, though they might not always be what you would expect. It seems obvious that as global temperatures increase, flo

In a study that shows the importance of climate change on critical pollinators, North Carolina State University researchers in the United States found that earlier and longer flowering seasons can hav

https://news.ncsu.edu New bumble bee research shows that extended flowering seasons due to climate change have detrimental effects on our native pollinators. Photo courtesy of Jane Ogilvie. In a stud

Jun 21, 2017( Phys.org - Science and Technology News: http://phys.org/ Delivered by Newstex) It's National Pollinator Week and a new study by Emory biologist Berry Brosi gives insights into the dynami

Vast herds of caribou roaming the barren tundra are among the most iconic images of Arctic wildlife. But today, most of the world's barren-ground caribou and herds are on the decline. In some cases, t

Jul 15, 2016( Coyote Gulch: http://coyotegulch.net/Delivered by Newstex) https://coyotegulch.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/valerianalpineplantsciencenews.jpgMOUNTAIN CLIMBER Male valerian plants like th

Jun 30, 2016( Phys.org - Science and Technology News: http://phys.org/ Delivered by Newstex) A female valerian plant stands sentry high in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Credit: Will Petry / UCI For th

Rice University issued the following news release: Different responses to climate change by females and males of the same plant species could have long-lasting consequences not only for the plant but

Jun 14, 2016( Phys.org - Science and Technology News: http://phys.org/ Delivered by Newstex) A Sapyga wasp lurking at the entrance of a mason bee nest in an artificial nesting structure. Credit: Jessi

A study published last month found that global warming may increase over the next half-century due to increased carbon feedback in ecosystems. The study, published Jan. 29, focuses on measuring climat

Feb 09, 2015( Skeptical Science: http://www.skepticalscience.com Delivered by Newstex) <nl/> A new paper published in Global Change Biology[1] summarizes the results of a 23-year experiment monitoring

A new paper published in Global Change Biology summarizes the results of a 23-year experiment monitoring how global warming is impacting certain ecosystems. At the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory

The following information was released by Florida State University: An ant attacks a lady beetle that is eating one of the ant's mutualist partners. Ants protect many herbivores from such predators, w

A plant that cuts the mustard' A mustard plant in the Rocky Mountains in the United States has been found to alter its physical appearance and flowering time in response to changing environmental cond

Jun 23, 2014 (Coyote Gulch:http://coyotegulch.net/ Delivered by Newstex) https://coyotegulch.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/didymo.jpg Didymo algae From[1] The Crested Butte News (Seth Mensing): For seve

During the past 39 years, global warming has added more than a month to the wildflower season in the southern Colorado Rockies, according to a new study tracking the local effects of global warming on

Mar 19, 2014 (Futurity.org:http://www.futurity.org Delivered by Newstex) For almost 40 years, field scientists strapped on cross-country skis, shouldered backpacks with supplies and set out over three

Climate change lengthening wildflower season In Rockies study, halfbloom early By Tony Barboza Los Angeles Times The Rocky Mountain wildflower season has lengthened by more than a month since the 1970