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Jessica Taylor, NASA Langley Research Center

GLOBE Plant Phenology Protocols: Budburst Green-Up Green- Down

GLOBE’s Green-Up Protocol Observations throughout Plant Growth stages: Dormant Swelling Budburst Length measurements through maximum Length possibly Loss mm

Green-Up Cards Purpose: Recognize patterns in green-up Consider scales- plant, landscape, and regional

Green-Up Cards Examples From the Bud Scale Aspen : Cards A Card B Card C Card D Card E Birch : Cards A Card B Card C Willow: Card A Card B Card C Card D Examples from the grass clump scale: Card A Card B Card C Examples from the shrub canopy scale: Card A Card B Card C Examples from the landscape scale: Card A Card B Card C Card D Examples from the regional scale: Card A Card B Card C Card D Card E

Create Your Own! Identify the type of plant Identify location of the plant Identify site impacts Take photos of the plant from the same angle, consistent distance from the plant, and same camera settings each time Note the date and time of your observation, and make a sketch of what the plant looks like Make sure you take photos through the various stages of Green-Up

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