Flowering and fruiting phenology of a Philippine submontane rain forest: climatic factors as proximate and ultimate causes

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Flowering and fruiting phenologies of seasonal and aseasonal neotropical forests: the role of annual changes in irradiance (2007, background): “In seasonal tropical forests, the seasonality of rainfall and incoming solar irradiance are often very different and both might influence the evolution of plant phenologies (Hamann 2004, van Schaik et al. 1993).”
Precipitation and temperature are associated with advanced flowering phenology in a semi-arid grassland (2010, background): “However for some species, climatic factors may not directly trigger flowering; instead internal rhythms like flowering may be genetically constrained and more closely tied to day length (Keller and Körner, 2003; Yanovsky and Kay, 2003; Hamann, 2004).”
Flowering Patterns in a Seasonal Tropical Lowland Forest in Western Amazonia (2008, background): “There is strong evidence showing how cloud cover and radiation affect fruit and flower production, as well as plant development (Wright & van Schaik 1994, Wright et al. 1999, Bettina et al. 2002, Graham et al. 2003, Stevenson 2004, Hamann 2004, Yeang 2007, Zimmerman et al. 2007).”