Harnessing herbaria to advance plant phenology research under global change
Harnessing herbaria to advance plant phenology research under global change
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利用植物标本馆推进全球变化下的植物物候学研究
DOI：
10.1111/nph.19088
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发表时间：
2023
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影响因子：
9.4
通讯作者：
Song, Yiluan
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作者：
Zhu, Kai;Song, Yiluan
植物标本馆中的标本经过压制和保存，为全球变化生物学研究者提供了宝贵的历史信息。这些标本通常附有采集日期和地点。最初收集的目的是为了分类，他们已经被用来研究各种生态主题，包括物种分布，生殖，物候和功能性状。此外，这些标本使研究人员能够跟踪随着时间的推移和跨地理区域的生态变化。它们提供了关于植物群落如何应对各种环境压力的见解，例如气候变化，生物入侵和栖息地丧失（Lang et al.，2019年）。大量可用的标本导致了越来越多的全球网络和系统化工作流程的形成（Davis，2023;约翰逊等人，2023年）利用这些集合的大数据。有鉴于此，科学界越来越认识到自然历史博物馆藏品在生态研究中的重要性。它们可以帮助理解复杂的生态相互作用，并最终为保护和管理提供信息。
Specimens in herbaria that have been pressed and preserved bear invaluable historical information for researchers of global change biology. These specimens are typically accompanied by collection date and location. Originally collected for the purpose of taxonomy, they have since been used to study a variety of ecological topics, including species distributions, phylogeny, phenology, and functional traits. Moreover, these specimens enable researchers to track ecological changes over time and across geographic regions. They provide insights into how plant communities respond to various environmental stressors, such as climate change, biological invasion, and habitat loss (Lang et al., 2019). The large number of specimens available has led to the formation of a growing number of global networks and systematic workflows (Davis, 2023; Johnson et al., 2023) to harness big data from these collections. In light of this, the scientific community is increasingly recognizing the importance of natural history museum collections in ecological research. They can help to understand the complex ecological interactions, and ultimately, inform conservation and management.