Titlebook: Conifer Cold Hardiness; Francine J. Bigras,Steve J. Colombo Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Plant physiology.Tree

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Transport and Mixing in Geophysical Flowss early as 1759, Linnaeus reported that yew trees from France were less cold hardy than local ones in Sweden (Hesselman 1907) and in 1881, von Seckendorff observed differences in cold hardiness between provenances of . Lindl. [syn. . (Mirb.) Franco] from Canada (summarized by Langlet 1971). Since th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-17327-1old hardening process. In order to attain maximum freezing tolerance during the winter, conifers must enter a photoperiod-dependent dormant growth state in the fall (Levitt 1980). This state is characterized by a reduction in photosynthetic performance of the needles well before severe winter frost

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,Charge-Glass State in θ-(BEDT-TTF)2X, to the Temperate Zone. Both processes have been extensively studied, particularly in seedlings, but little attempt has been made to separate them experimentally or to distinguish between the various meristems and tissues present in the shoot. In seedlings, the annual cycle in each process can be su

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