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Frost
Posted on 6 December, 2017 at 14:35 |
Frost damage can occur at any time between September and mid
March. Frost can cause the cell contents
of plants to freeze. Water expands when
it freezes so frost can result in cells rupturing and dying. Tree bark may split and develop cankers as a
result of frost damage. Buds can be
damaged or killed from frost if late frosts occur in springtime. Damage results in a reduced production of
flowers and fruits. In addition fruit
itself can be damaged by frosts. Smaller
trees that are vulnerable to frost damage can be protected with horticultural
fleece. |
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