Climate change significantly impacts plant phenology, affecting the timing of biological events such as flowering and fruiting. Altered temperatures and precipitation patterns can lead to earlier springs and changes in seasonal growth cycles, disrupting synchronization with pollinators and other organisms. These phenological mismatches can impact plant reproduction, survival, and distribution. Additionally, shifts in phenology may affect ecosystem dynamics, altering food webs and interactions among species. Understanding these changes is crucial for predicting future ecological outcomes and informing conservation strategies.