Seasonal Change in Cold Hardiness of Field-grown Ash Trees

Seasonal changes in physiology and development of cold hardiness in the hatchling painted turtle Chrysemys picta.

Hatchling painted turtles (Chrysemys picta) commonly hibernate in shallow, natal nests where winter temperatures may fall below -10 degrees C. Although hatchlings are moderately freeze-tolerant, they apparently rely on supercooling to survive exposure to severe cold. We investigated seasonal changes in physiology and in the development of supercooling capacity and resistance to inoculative free...

Cold Hardiness of Woody Plants

stresses caused by their freezing and thawing. A key difference between a hardy plant and a non-hardy plant is believed to be where the ice forms in freezing: inside the living cells or outside of them. If ice forms inside of cells, it is almost always fatal to them, and this is probably the principal cause of frost kill in non-hardy plants. Normally hardy tissue may be killed by moderate tempe...

Measuring Cold Hardiness in Woody Plants

Factors Affecting Cold Hardiness in Grapevines

Cold Hardiness Comparison of Young Trees of 'ambersweet' with 'valencia' Orange during Controlled Freezes

Two-year-old 'Ambersweet' ( Citrus reticulata Blanco X [ C poroc/f'siMacf. X C. reticulata]) X midseason orange, C. s/nensfs(L.) Osb. trees on three rootstocks, sour orange (C. aurantium L), Cleopatra mandarin (C. reticulate), and Carrizo citrange (C. sinensisX Poncirus trifoliate* (L) Raf.) grow ing in 15-liter pots were exposed to cold-hardening regimes in controlled-temperature rooms and fre...