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Does flowering season shift with latitude for a chosen plant genus, using millions of machine-annotated iNaturalist photos?
Where to start: This CSV is ~13 GB — query it with DuckDB, don't load it. Filter to one genus and pull month-of-flowering and latitude for flowering-positive records only.
What to share: A latitude-vs-flowering-month plot and a note on the pattern, plus the DuckDB query you used.
Share your analysis, questions and results about PhenoVision: Machine Annotations of Phenology for iNaturalist Plant Photos in this thread. New here? See the welcome post.
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Phenology · 12.9 GB · License: CC-BY-4.0
Global flower and fruit presence data produced by automated labelling of iNaturalist images up to March 2024, with per-observation detection metrics.
🔗 Dataset page · Zenodo record
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Does flowering season shift with latitude for a chosen plant genus, using millions of machine-annotated iNaturalist photos?
Share your analysis, questions and results about PhenoVision: Machine Annotations of Phenology for iNaturalist Plant Photos in this thread. New here? See the welcome post.
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