Inherent Variations in the Response of Aspen to Frost Damage
Roger O. Egeberg
Abstract
Roger O. Egeberg
Abstract
Many studies have been made on spring frost damage to domestic deciduous trees, particularly the apple (Chandler 1913, Roberts 1922, Dorsey and Strauslaugh 1923, Hildreth 1926, and Siminovitch and Scarth 1938). There is little information, however, on frost damage to deciduous trees growing in a natural habitat.
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Many studies have been made on spring frost damage to domestic deciduous trees, particularly the apple (Chandler 1913, Roberts 1922, Dorsey and Strauslaugh 1923, Hildreth 1926, and Siminovitch and Scarth 1938). There is little information, however, on frost damage to deciduous trees growing in a natural habitat.
Key concepts: Frost (temperature), Citation, Library science, History, Ecology, Computer science, Geography, Meteorology