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Climate change, coupled with global warming, actually increases the overall temperature of the earth, and strongly contributes to warmer climates and weather across the planet. Thus, the cold period will be shorter (and even warmer), which will shorten the plant's period of dormancy.

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Climate change, coupled with global warming, actually increases the overall temperature of the earth, and strongly contributes to warmer climates and weather across the planet. Thus, the cold period will be shorter (and even warmer), which will shorten the plant's period of dormancy.

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Bud dormancy: higher temperatures might make buds open too soon and that will affect the pollinators - they won't be ready to pollinate, so plants won't be able to sexually reproduce.

Vernalization: plants might not have a long enough cold period to germinate.

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Megan Gould, Luke Moore, Nick Shulties, Corrina Davis 

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Megan Gould, Luke Moore, Nick Shulties, Corrina Davis 

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Increasing temperatures in climate decreases the length of seed dormancy because it is the temperatures are not as cool
vernalization: plants will not bloom as quickly because shorter dormancy periods
winter survival: cooler temperature plants will not survive

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In the wake of increasing climate changes, although not as fast paced and panicked as everyone says, plant winter survival rates will gradually wither and plummet

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Plants do not grow well under circumstances of extreme heat or extreme cold.

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Plants do not grow well under circumstances of extreme heat or extreme cold.

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-Hunter Cleveringa, John Rawley, Brevin Evenson, Harrison Moore

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Plant's will need to be hybridized to sustain new weather and climate conditions. Either winter hardiness, or c4 photosynthesis.

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This will change the temperatures at which plants grow or the areas in which they can be grown

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This will change the temperatures at which plants grow or the areas in which they can be grown

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Vernilization: If the temperature is too high there is no time that allows vernilization.

Seed/Bud Dormancy: If it's too cold, they remain dormant, if it's too warm they could come out of dormancy too early

Winter Survival: It it's too cold, plants are not able to photosynthesize

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Climate change, coupled with global warming, actually increases the overall temperature of the earth, and strongly contributes to warmer climates and weather across the planet. Thus, the cold period will be shorter (and even warmer), which will shorten the plant's period of dormancy.

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Higher temps would decrease vernalization periods, shorten seed and bud dormancy, and shorten cold periods

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Higher temps would decrease vernalization periods, shorten seed and bud dormancy, and shorten cold periods

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Top of the morning to ya with Morgan A, Sara S, Samuel S.

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Top of the morning to ya with Morgan A, Sara S, Samuel S.

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If it  does not get cold enough then plants wont vernaliz, if it gets to cold plants will die.
If it isnt cold or warm enough seeds will not go into dormancy. Heat will bring death to all plants.

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an increase of frosts could decimate breeding/seed plants and reduce seed availability

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an increase of frosts could decimate breeding/seed plants and reduce seed availability

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Climate change could negatively affect the yield of dormant plants due to warmer winters

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Could make vernalization difficult through natural means. Change the time that the seeds and buds are dormant. Increase the amount of plants that survive through the winter because it won't get as cold.

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If the temperature is higher, there will most likely be less frost damage

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Alexandria Lobos, Dakota McFadden, Morgan Riley

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Alexandria Lobos, Dakota McFadden, Morgan Riley

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An increase in global temperatures may affect vernalization by shortening the cold period and decreasing the change for growth through inadequate dormancy.

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Ian Neibergs, Kyle Bodeau , Brent Rosman

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Ian Neibergs, Kyle Bodeau , Brent Rosman

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High temperatures will decrease the vernalization period.

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Plants will start to die out that need winter dormancy to be able to survive .

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could get rid of vernalization
changes the timing of the seasons

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Go Cougs

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Climate change can effect how low temperatures get in the winter and if a certain low isn't reached than vernalization might not occur. This could cause plants to not be able to grow after the winters. Also if climate change causes winters to be too cold, plants might not be able to survive extreme lows.

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the plant won't stay dormant long enough to complete a full growth cycle.
vernalization won't go through cold period induce growth.

there will be less frost damage.

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Jordan Hummel, Mariah Huey, Aurora Schultz

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Jordan Hummel, Mariah Huey, Aurora Schultz

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Vernalization: can't happen if temperature is too high and the plants will not grow
Seed and bud dormancy:  seed and bud would either not go into dormancy or not come out of it if temperature conditions are not ideal
Winter Survival: if it gets too cold plants that are used to the heat won't survive, but if it's not cold enough then plants won't vernalize and then bloom

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Temperature from the unpredictable weather from climate change affects growth periods of plants meaning they flower earlier or later