As a result of rising temperatures, the plant world has expanded on European mountain peaks – at the same time species specializing in high mountains disappear. Researchers attribute this phenomenon to climate change.
As a result of rising temperatures, the plant world has expanded on European mountain peaks – at the same time species specializing in high mountains disappear. Researchers attribute this phenomenon to climate change.
Rising temperatures since the 1980s have caused the plant world to become more species-rich in European mountains. However, there are also losers, as a new study shows.