Question

The ecological impacts of warming are manifold. One response has been to reduce seed production my many plants. An example involving phenology and mutualism for this would be A Warming accelerates the timing of towering but not the time for arrival by pollinators and thus reduces pollination and subsequent seed production B. An insect increases its metabolic rate from warming, requiring it to eat more plants, which reduces seed production Warming indices greater water stress in the summer and this reduces productivity and seed production the above

Answer 1

The ecological impact of warming are manifold. One response has been to reduce seed production by many plants. An example involving phenology and mutualism for this would be:

*warming accelerates the timing of flowering but not the time for arrival by pollinators and thus reduces pollination and subsequent seed production.

*an insect increase the metabolic rate from warming, requiring eat to eat more planes, which reduces seed production

*warming induces great water stress in summer and this reduces productivity and seed production