Phenology

Abstract

Phenology is a key biological indicator of climate change and an essential biodiversity variable for species worldwide. In this presentation, Amber will present recent research illustrating how grapevine historical phenological records can inform us of the effects of climate change, and how we can use this information to develop tools to enable us to predict past, present and future changes in phenology in response to climate change. The impact of climate change on adaptation choices in response to phenology will also be explored.