Dynamic Modeling of Carbon Metabolism During the Dormant Period Accurately Predicts the Changes in Frost Hardiness in Walnut Trees <i>Juglans regia</i> L.

Front Plant Sci · 2018 · PMC6290248 · PMID 30568664

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Results Correlation Between Physiological and Thermal Variables The correlation between physiological (GFS, starch, frost hardiness and water content) and thermal (minimum, average and maximum temperature averaged over the last 1–30 days before harvest) variables were all highly significant ( P < 0.0005; Table S1 ).

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