South Moravia plants bloom in autumn as drought shifts phenology

Botanist Kryštof Chytrý reports that in South Moravia, plants are flowering in autumn instead of spring, a phenological shift attributed to drought as plants increasingly avoid summer. This indicates a climate-driven change in local ecosystems, with implications for agriculture and biodiversity.

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