Oral Session 7 Part I and Part II

By Emerson José

🍃 Oral Session 7 - Part I - had as Thematic Axis - "Tropical Phenology, Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration under global change".

Beatriz Lopes Monteiro (UNESP, Brazil) & Aparajita Datta (Nature Conservation Foundation, India) were the presenters of the session.

The speakers and their respective works were:

Speaker - Aparajita Datta (Nature Conservation Foundation, India) | Shifts in phenology patterns of trees and hornbills linked to climate variability in the Eastern Himalayas;

Voluntary Contribution - Arun Poornima Madhavan (Nature Conservation Foundation, India) | Tree phenology in relation to climate and dispersal mode in a tropical wet evergreen forest in South Asia;

Voluntary Contribution - Monize Altomare de Paula (Unesp, Brazil) | Trends and Gaps in Neotropical Flowering Phenology.

🍃 Oral Session 7: Thematic Axis - “Tropical Phenology, Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration under global change” - PART II - took place late Thursday afternoon (31) at PHENO2025.

Voluntary Contribution - Soumya Banerjee (Nature Conservation Foundation, India) | Effects of the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on Long-Term Reproductive Phenology of Trees in the Indian Eastern Himalayas;

Voluntary Contribution -

Beatriz Lopes Monteiro (UNESP, Brazil) | Reproductive Phenology after Fire: A Brief Assessment of a Plant Community in a Biodiversity Hotspot;

Voluntary Contribution - Yang Dasheng | Automatic Observation Instruments for Phenology Deployed Nationally in China;

Voluntary Contribution - Mauricio Talebi Gomes (UNIFESP, Brazil) - Phenological Cycles of Staple Diet Items for the Southern Muriqui (Brachyteles arachnoides - PRIMATES, CR) in the Atlantic Forest of Southeastern Brazil;

Voluntary Contribution - Priscila Tunes (Unesp, Brazil) | Effects of Drought on Flowering Phenology of a Global Crop: Possible Consequences for Pollination and Food Security.