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Frost: Stress Mitigation in Subtropical Fruit Orchards (Hardback, Shashi Kumar Sharma)
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Subtropical regions experience both hot summers and cold or frosty winters. These regions are located between the temperate and tropical latitudes on both sides of the equator. In the NW sub-Himalayan areas and the adjacent plains, frost is a significant threat, particularly for fruit crop cultivation. The cultivation of evergreen subtropical plants is always at risk of frost damage. Despite advancements in agricultural research and crop production practices, effective frost protection technology is still lacking. Researchers worldwide are working with dedication and enthusiasm to address this issue.
This book is a collection of information developed by the author and others globally on managing frost. It aims to increase understanding of frost, frost-induced freezing, and the options available for mitigating its effects. In addition to providing an overview of frost and its impact on subtropical fruit plantations.
This book is a collection of information developed by the author and others globally on managing frost. It aims to increase understanding of frost, frost-induced freezing, and the options available for mitigating its effects. In addition to providing an overview of frost and its impact on subtropical fruit plantations.
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1. Frost and Subtropical Fruit Growing An Overview,,2. Frost: Definition, Types and the Related Terminology, 3. Frost and Orchard Energy Balance,4. Mechanism of Frost Damage,5. Biomolecular Basis of Cold Stress Tolerance and Acclimation,6. Frost Sensitivity of Horticultural Crops, 7. Frost Damage Symptoms,8. Prediction of Frost Threat, 9. Delineation of Frost Prone Areas, 10. Avoidance and Edurance of Frost, 11. Frost Tolerance Development, 12. Active Methods of Frost Protection,13. Augmentation of Frost Protection Methods,14. Growth Restoration in Frost Affected Orchards, 15. Frost Impact Mitigation: The Way Forward,Botanical Names of the Plants ,Colour Plates -
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