Extreme autumn temperatures cause unseasonable flowering in the Netherlands

Observers in the Netherlands reported that more than 240 wild plant species were flowering in December, along with more than 200 cultivated species. According to biologist Arnold van Vliet of Wageningen University, this unseasonable flowering is being caused by extremely high autumn temperatures.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news85834815.html">Extreme autumn temperatures cause unseasonable flowering in the Netherlands</a></p> <p>Observers in the Netherlands reported that more than 240 wild plant species were flowering in December, along with more than 200 cultivated species. According to biologist Arnold van Vliet of Wageningen University, this unseasonable flowering is being caused by extremely high autumn temperatures.</p>