ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Field Margin Vegetation Structure Buffers Microclimate Extremes in Temperate Agricultural Landscapes.
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Field margins in agricultural landscapes range from herbaceous strips to tree-rich hedgerows, influencing microclimate and wildlife habitat quality. Despite their ecological importance, the microclimatic properties of structurally diverse field margins remain poorly quantified. We investigated how local field margin vegetation structure and landscape context influence microclimatic conditions and assessed how temperature measurement methodology, specifically the use of shielded versus unshielded sensors and the choice of temperature reference, affects estimates of thermal buffering. From June to September 2018, 180 paired shielded and unshielded sensors recorded temperature across 30 fields in 20 one-kilometre
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