ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Divergent impacts of temperature and precipitation changes on leaf area index of deciduous broadleaf and needleleaf forests in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Introduction: Vegetation coverage significantly affects the ecological functioning of forest ecosystem. While deciduous forests with various leaf forms employ distinct ecological strategies, their vegetation coverage dynamics across the growing season and intra-seasonal periods, as well as their responses to climatic change, remain unclear. Leaf Area Index (LAI) serves as a primary parameter of physiological functional status for canopies. Methods: Using MODIS LAI data, this study analyzed variations in LAI of deciduous needleleaf forests (LAI Results: This study revealed that from 2003 to 2021, LAIDBF and LAIDNF during the growing season exhibited increased rates of 0.91·10 Discussion: Our findings highlight the seasonally distinct responses of two deciduous forest types to climatic change and suggest that the asymmetric impacts of diurnal warming on different leaf forms should be incorporated into forest canopy leaf area dynamic prediction models.
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