Hardiness (plants)

Sussex County, New Jersey

Sussex County Snow Belt

Papakating Creek

Newton, New Jersey

Bucklands Beach

Leonard J. Buck Garden

Enys family of Enys in Cornwall

Tirana County

Świdnik

Sobótka

Pachypodium

Provence

Altiplano Cundiboyacense

Robert Frost Trail (Massachusetts)

Mole Creek Karst National Park

Badacsony wine region

Desiccation tolerance

Hinche

Undercliff (Isle of Wight)

Sima de las Cotorras

Landsort

Nemi ships

Rano Kau

Aspect (geography)

Amman

Wallowa County, Oregon

Bigfoot Trail

Jernhatten

Riace bronzes

Invasive species

Brix

Parrot

Photoperiodism

Greenhouse

Mediterranean climate

Arthur Hill Hassall

Photosynthesis

Swabian Jura

Tick

Agriculture in Indonesia

Cordyline australis

Crop diversity

Argentine wine

Edge effects

Cape Verde

The Maritimes

Climate

Coffee production in Indonesia

Cognac

Ailanthus altissima

Large blue

Colémbolos, a enciclopedia libre

Grasse

University of Oxford Botanic Garden

North Water Polynya

Collections care

Sparkling wine

Air conditioning

Temperature12

• For this, we used three different climatic data sets: (i) the WorldClim dataset (global dataset), (ii) air temperature recorded using data loggers (weather station dataset), and (iii) air crop canopy temperature (microclimate dataset). (frontiersin.org)
• We developed a statistical procedure to calibrate all datasets to monthly and yearly variation in temperatures, while keeping both spatial and temporal variances (air monthly temperature at 1 km² for the WorldClim dataset, air hourly temperature for the weather station, and air minute temperature over 250 m radius disks for the microclimate dataset). (frontiersin.org)
• Temperature probes were buried at the same time and the same depth as the gypsum blocks. (lternet.edu)
• The aim of this study was to observe the effect of sprinkling pigs in trailers on behaviour and body temperature during transport and lairage, as well as to observe the effects on trailer microclimate. (thepigsite.com)
• Senior co-author Professor Gianluca Ranzi, from The University of Sydney, said: "Many studies have investigated and confirmed the health implications of bushfires, as biomass burning is a major source of ambient particulate matter (PM). But underexplored is the impact on local urban microclimates, concerning not just temperature, but factors including solar and UV radiation, relative humidity, wind patterns and gusts, and urban heat island intensity. (eurekalert.org)
• Development time and prey consumption of Scymnus ( Neopullus ) camptodromus Yu and Liu (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) larvae by instar, strain, and temperature were evaluated. (usda.gov)
• The microclimate is primarily a function of the amount of shading provided by the grape vine canopy as this affects the temperature, light intensity and humidity experienced by the bunch. (aromadictionary.com)
• Deadspace microclimate temperature and humidity were also measured in FFR trials. (cdc.gov)
• Monitoring air temperature and humidity with MicroClimate units in the greenhouse to optimize energy use. (agrisense.io)
• Preventing frost based on local air temperature, humidity and pressure monitoring with MicroClimate units. (agrisense.io)
• The temperature and humidity are constantly maintained to keep the rooms at the microclimate of a natural salt cave. (beliefnet.com)
• Frost-prone and shady areas aren't the only temperature-related microclimates. (maximumyield.com)

Soil5

• Over time, this can also result in soil salination and loss of agricultural productivity. (innovations-report.com)
• A good, thick stand of wheat, such as this one near McCook provides a warmer microclimate near the soil surface that reduces the potential for freeze injury. (unl.edu)
• Most landscapes have several different microclimates, or combinations of light exposure, soil types, moisture, wind exposure and temperatures. (missouri.edu)
• Some of this variability is not easily ex- plained, but many of the gradational features are understood as consequences of interdependent variations in the geologic, climatic, topographic, and biotic factors that affect soil formation through time. (slideshare.net)
• Identify effects of biochar and other amendments on soil carbon, nitrogen, and micronutrient budgets and water availability over time. (usda.gov)

Climate2

• Inhabitat spoke with CEO and founder James Rogers about the product, which forms a micro-climate around each piece of food so it lasts around double the amount of time it would untreated - at least. (inhabitat.com)
• It's tempting to want to start gardening, but if you select plants for your zone and plant at the appropriate time for your climate, you'll be more successful. (highcountrygardens.com)

Warmer1

• Microclimates are those places where it's a little warmer, a little cooler, wetter or drier than the greater part of your landscape. (highcountrygardens.com)

Hardiness2

• Hardiness zone Microclimate Titchmarsh, Alan. (wikipedia.org)
• Additionally, you can find out when the best time of year to plant is based on your hardiness zone. (wikihow.com)

Exposures1

• CCBA), the inability to drink fluids for extended periods of time, the high of heat stress exposures among mine rescue workers in underground level of activity and exertion required to perform duties, and the potential mines. (cdc.gov)

Climatic2

• A large body of literature has recently recognized the role of microclimates in controlling the physiology and ecology of species, yet the relevance of fine-scale climatic data for modeling species performance and distribution remains a matter of debate. (frontiersin.org)
• A microclimate is a location where the prevailing climatic conditions vary slightly from the norm. (maximumyield.com)

Species5

• We can now show for the first time that such relationships in the extremely species-rich subtropics and tropics follow their own dynamics. (upi.com)
• After the event, nursery stock from heat-tolerant parents showed two to three times less bleaching across species than nursery stock from less tolerant parents. (pnas.org)
• Such locations provide abundant light, warm microclimate and diverse structure which result in high species diversity. (birdlife.org)
• However, with time the vegetation will develop into scrub and then forest losing a great number of rare and threatened species on the way. (birdlife.org)
• At the same time, there is an opportunity to promote biodiversity of species and habitats that are rare in Germany and across Europe. (birdlife.org)

Temperatures3

• In general, higher PM concentration was recorded for night-time and early morning, especially after daytime overheating events (with temperatures above 35°C). We also found that long-transport mechanisms and complex interactions between prevailing and local winds could have played a major role, making it difficult to establish definite correlations between PMs and single environmental parameters. (eurekalert.org)
• Also, these results cannot address the question of whether the recent warming is exceptional over the long term -- borehole temperatures are highly smoothed by diffusion, and the farther back in time, the greater the diffusion. (realclimate.org)
• Your outdoor landscape likely contains a variety of microclimates, where temperatures vary slightly from the norm, which you can use to customize your planting strategies and maybe even broaden your planting options. (maximumyield.com)

Humidity1

• In climates where intense summer heat can prevent pollination, you can adjust tomato planting time to work around the heat and humidity that can deter pollination and encourage bacterial and fungal growth. (lovetoknow.com)

Thermal3

• It also aims to Iind out the available methods to increase the outdoor pedestrian thermal comIort level in hot and dry urban microclimates, in addition to understand how CFD simulation method can inIluence the urban space design and planning processes. (scribd.com)
• 2003). Pedestrian satisIaction level with the thermal environment is one oI the important subjective indications that determine the amount oI time to spend in outdoor public spaces. (scribd.com)
• The three best proxies for thermal tolerance were response to experimental heat stress, location on the reef, and thermal microclimate. (pnas.org)

Vegetation4

• The increasing number oI buildings in a city, reduction oI vegetation areas and the use oI warm building and ground surIace materials aIIect the conditions oI microclimate in urban spaces, which can inIluence the use oI outdoor space. (scribd.com)
• Regression models that explicitly accounted for a time lag between neighborhood socio-economic characteristics and vegetation response explained more variation in vegetation cover than models that ignored the effects of time. (springer.com)
• Over time, housing density had a positive relationship with vegetation cover, reflecting an increase in vegetation as neighborhoods develop. (springer.com)
• The brushy vegetation there provides a suitable microclimate for these vector ticks as well as food and cover for the animals that serve as hosts for the ticks' subadult stages. (cdc.gov)

Suitable1

• The therapy in the microclimate tunnel is suitable for chronic and chronic respiratory diseases, bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, COPD, chronic inflammation of the upper respiratory tract such as nose, throat, larynx, paranasal sinuses, especially if they are due to allergic causes. (bad-bleiberg.at)

California2

• Kupatt is chief technology officer for a company called Crop Microclimate Management Inc., known as CMM Inc. So far, the company has targeted high-value crops, mostly outside the U.S. It's beginning to work in high-value crops in the key growing regions for specialty crops in the U.S., such as California. (beefmagazine.com)
• Monarchs on the west coast find similar conditions, known as a microclimate, in California. (sj-r.com)

Atmosphere1

• The purest of rock salt, dug from European Salt Caves 300 meters below ground, is mixed with air and then pumped into the room to create a unique, microclimate atmosphere. (beliefnet.com)

Respiratory1

• Research has shown that the effect of dry highly dispersible aerosol of natural rock salt and other factors of a microclimate have shown to cleanse the respiratory tract and the body as a whole. (beliefnet.com)

Incorporate2

• It can be challenging to incorporate microclimate review into a postural and mobility assessment under inevitable clinic time pressures. (medicco.cz)
• It will take a little time to re-do this diagram to incorporate a more accurate cross-section and I'll update this when I get a chance. (climateaudit.org)

Crop2

• There was a time I might have assumed that the growth rate of their corn crop wouldn't matter much to the Chinos. (sandiegoreader.com)
• Tomato time It's usually warm enough in most areas to plant the so-called main crop tomatoes - all the heirlooms, 'Big Boys' and beefsteaks. (latimes.com)

Approaches2

• The high variability within and among riparian areas poses challenges in developing efficient sampling and modeling approaches that accurately quantify riparian forest structure and riparian microclimate. (usda.gov)
• That is, one of the most powerful approaches in managing microclimate is the same approach integral in skin management more generally - use of 24-hour program to relieve contact with seating surfaces. (medicco.cz)

Veggies1

• This time of year it is difficult to find transplants, so your best bet is to get the veggies that you like by direct sowing of seeds. (kcchronicle.com)

Urban2

• Citizen Science Urban Microclimate Project Pilot Parramatta Jubilee 13th De. (eventbrite.com.au)
• Due to rapid and intensiIied urbanisation in cities, the characteristics oI outdoor urban microclimates have been detrimentally inIluenced, altering the perception and satisIaction oI pedestrians, especially in hot and dry climates. (scribd.com)

Blankets1

• Packed in warm sleeping bags and soft blankets, the patients fall asleep within a short time. (bad-bleiberg.at)

Fertilizers1

• The second study was initiated to update commercial nitrogen fertilizer recommendations for irrigated corn in the Pacific Northwest and evaluate alternative application timing and controlled release nitrogen fertilizers. (usda.gov)

Shade2

• Create microclimates in your garden by grouping plants together by shade, sun, water, and fertilizer needs. (popularmechanics.com)
• Shade or dense shade refers to areas with low light levels most or all the time, such as under large trees with heavy foliage. (missouri.edu)

Create2

• I use a lot of stonescaping to create microclimates. (highcountrygardens.com)
• I also set large plastic milk jugs with the bottom cut out over my little plants to create a warm microclimate for a few days or weeks. (highcountrygardens.com)

Plants9

• Microclimates in your yard allow you to grow plants that might not otherwise thrive in your zone. (howstuffworks.com)
• Plants have evolved all over the world, adapting over the course of time to local conditions, whether temperate or tropical, wet or dry, loamy or rocky, sunny or shady. (howstuffworks.com)
• Plants may also die if the winter changes from balmy to exceptionally cold in a short period of time. (wikipedia.org)
• These plants have a shorter growing season, and carry out pollination and fruit production within a single, short time frame. (lovetoknow.com)
• The microclimate around plants plays a big part in their final yield. (beefmagazine.com)
• Chuck Kupatt believes products that help plants thrive in their microclimate will be part of the answer to getting higher yields. (beefmagazine.com)
• The microclimate is ideal for some plants that typically suffer in the heat of summer. (latimes.com)
• Mixing ornamentals and vegetables throughout the garden instead of dividing it into separate sections means you'll save time and take advantage of the benefits of companion planting-growing different plants closely that benefit each other. (popularmechanics.com)
• You'll use less water and be able to maintain all the plants in one section at the same time rather than running to the four corners of your garden. (popularmechanics.com)

Warm1

• I spent some time pondering what might account for this - warm microclimate? (mvtimes.com)

Areas1

• Both low-lying and shady areas in the garden can be microclimates because the environmental conditions in these locations are consistently different from those in the garden as a whole. (maximumyield.com)

Weather1

• Behaviors like this lead to microclimate anomalies such as the city of Corvallis (Oregon) experiencing persistent cold weather even on a sunny day. (oregonstate.edu)

Heat stress2

• This study focuses on the marathon races, which are held outside for a prolonged time, and evaluates the potential heat stress of marathon runners using the COMFA (COMfort FormulA) Human Heat Balance (HBB) Model. (mdpi.com)
• Set up sprinklers well in advance of anticipated heat stress because cattle take time to adapt to changes. (ndsu.edu)

Frost1

• To determine the optimal time for your area, check your USDA planting zone for anticipated frost dates. (lovetoknow.com)

Efficiency1

• We used the field microclimatic data in conjunction with these measurements of photosynthetic efficiency to estimate the amount of time the hypolithic cyanobacteria could be photosynthetically active in the field. (usgs.gov)

Lays1

• She must dance each time she lays eggs. (uwm.edu)

Periods of time1

• The primary benefit of this study is to enable missions that would otherwise be too technologically challenging and/or expensive, in particular those that would involve long periods of time without direct solar input or RTGs, the availability of which may be limited in the future. (caltech.edu)

Garden1

• Though planting a vegetable garden is probably easier than you think, there are some definite things to consider when planting a garden for the first time. (wikihow.com)

Good3

• While USDA gardening zones give a general indication of planting opportunities and limitations for your region, a good microclimate can often give you some wiggle room within these guidelines. (lovetoknow.com)
• Friday, Feb. 24, and Saturday the 25th, will stick in my memory for a good long time. (mvtimes.com)
• It's also a good time to plant bougainvillea, but investigate any variety you are considering to see if it grows well in your particular microclimate. (latimes.com)

Grow1

• If she picks a hospitable microclimate, her eggs will hatch looking like mini adults and grow slowly. (uwm.edu)

Amount1

• And in that time there has been a huge amount of scientific discovery, political advances, and new history that's been written. (hightimes.com)

Conditions2

• We develop detectors to localize cold air pools in both time and space, and carry out simulation studies to assess their performance under different microclimatic and sensor-performance conditions. (oregonstate.edu)
• Think of indoor gardening as a premier, man-made microclimate, a limited area within a larger locale where somewhat different atmospheric conditions are in effect. (maximumyield.com)

Yard1

• The interactive map will even display information about microclimates in your yard. (wikihow.com)

Short time1

• Although twenty years is a short time period, the 1987-2007 trend is statistically significant (at p (realclimate.org)

Factors1

• Part 1 focused on which factors are involved in seating microclimate and who is most at risk, including a difficult clinical lesson in my earlier days so you don't make the same mistake. (medicco.cz)

Water4

• For each case of cooling vests, and supplying water through the CCBA masks, were inves- heat illness, many cases of impairments to judgment and reaction times tigated. (cdc.gov)
• Evaluate your water supply lines and ensure you have sufficient water pressure and flow capacity to keep troughs full during times of peak water consumption. (ndsu.edu)
• Fill it twice each time you water. (latimes.com)
• Sow or sod lawns Kids, dogs and lack of water can leave bald spots in lawns, and this month is the perfect time to try a patch or repair. (latimes.com)

Small2

• It was indeed beautiful, except for the three times I saw a big animal go after and capture a small animal in nature. (beliefnet.com)
• If feeding multiple times daily, consider feeding a small meal in the morning and a larger portion of the diet later in the afternoon. (ndsu.edu)

Impact on local1

• Urbanization can have a devastating impact on local ecosystems, but these impacts vary across time and space. (springer.com)

Area2

• If you live in an area where daily highs regularly soar above this level, you will need to alter planting time to work around the hottest part of the season. (lovetoknow.com)
• It would be our first time up to ride the area. (mtbr.com)

Simulation1

• In times when automated driving is becoming increasingly relevant, dynamic simulators present an appropriate simulation environment to faithfully reproduce driving scenarios. (sae.org)

Data2

• Worth noting is that while some tree rings are used (which can't be avoided, as there simply aren't any other data for some time periods), the reconstruction relies equally on coral records, which are not subject to the same potential (though often-overstated) issues at low frequencies. (realclimate.org)
• Data were analyzed by two-way (Trials x Time) repeated measures ANOVA. (cdc.gov)

Natural2

• The microclimate tunnel is a state-recognized natural healing resources in Bad Bleiberg. (bad-bleiberg.at)
• no impide el rendimiento del operador y permite a los usuarios de gafas bifocales mantener la cabeza en una posici n natural y no tirada hacia atr s. (ilo.org)