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Researchers looked at satellite data of vegetation on the Earth’s surface from 1981 to 2012. They examined 21 markers of plant growth, including the dates when plants start sprouting and losing leaves each year and how much vegetation grows in a season. Plant growth patterns have shifted noticeably on 95 percent of Earth’s land surface, the scientists found. In the Northern Hemisphere, growing seasons have generally become longer, while in the Southern Hemisphere some areas had more abundant plant growth over time, and others less.