- A
hardiness zone is a
geographic area
defined as
having a
certain average annual minimum temperature, a
factor relevant to the
survival of many plants...
- Look up
hardiness in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hardiness may
refer to:
Hardiness (plants), the
ability of
plants to
survive adverse growing conditions...
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Psychological hardiness,
alternatively referred to as
personality hardiness or
cognitive hardiness in the literature, is a
personality style first introduced...
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Hardiness of
plants describes their ability to
survive adverse growing conditions. It is
usually limited to
discussions of
climatic adversity. Thus a...
- "Insect cold
hardiness: A
matter of life and death". Eur. J. Entomol. 93: 369–382. Todd, C.; Block, W. (1995). "A
comparison of the cold
hardiness attributes...
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those from
other southern sources. Cold
hardiness also
varies throughout winter, with
early loss of cold
hardiness being the main
limiting factor to cultivation...
- China's
Hubei province. The
Ichang papeda is
notable for its
unusual hardiness. With the
exception of
Poncirus trifoliata, it is the
hardiest citrus...
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grown as
ornamental plants.
Ornamental gr****es are po****r in many
colder hardiness zones for
their resilience to cold
temperatures and
aesthetic value throughout...
- bedding, houseplants, etc. It
tests characteristics such as robustness,
hardiness, longevity, flowering/fruiting
abundance and quality, usefulness, and...
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cultivated in
warmer parts of
temperate and
subtropical climates. The cold
hardiness of
palms varies by species. The
hardiest species are
found in the tribe...
