frost and winter injury (general)

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5479882 Symptoms Leaf scorch
2167084 Damage wind and snowbreak in a mixed broadleaved stand (Carpinus betulus L. and Fagus sylvatica L.)
1241642 Damage Frost damage occured during bud break.
5044051 Feature(s) Oak leaves coated with hoarfrost in winter.
5368537 Symptoms Greenhouse sample. The dead areas mostly between veins of the older leaves and at tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368538 Symptoms Greenhouse sample. The dead areas mostly between veins of the older leaves and at tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368539 Symptoms Greenhouse sample. The dead areas mostly between veins of the older leaves and at tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368540 Symptoms Greenhouse sample. The dead areas mostly between veins of the older leaves and at tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368990 Symptoms Sample from a plastic, high tunnel structure where there was no artificial heating involved. The dead areas mostly between the veins of the older leaves and at the tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause, not a pathogenic disease. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368991 Symptoms Sample from a plastic, high tunnel structure where there was no artificial heating involved. The dead areas mostly between the veins of the older leaves and at the tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause, not a pathogenic disease. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368992 Symptoms Sample from a plastic, high tunnel structure where there was no artificial heating involved. The dead areas mostly between the veins of the older leaves and at the tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause, not a pathogenic disease. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5368993 Symptoms Sample from a plastic, high tunnel structure where there was no artificial heating involved. The dead areas mostly between the veins of the older leaves and at the tips of the very youngest leaves are due to an abiotic cause, not a pathogenic disease. The pattern of the injury on old and new leaves indicates the injury occurred at one point in time.
5038092 Damage hoar frost
5016006 Damage
5015096 Damage frost damage
5016007 Damage frost refoliation on sassafras and chestnut oak
5015091 Damage frost damage
5015092 Damage frost damage
5016001 Damage frost damage, picture taken in July
5015094 Damage frost damage
5015095 Damage frost damage
5015097 Damage frost damage
5016002 Damage frost damage, photo taken in July
5016003 Damage frost damage
5016004 Damage frost damage, photo taken 10 June
5016005 Damage frost damage
2113090 Damage damage to new shoots of Douglas fir seedling by the late spring frost
2167087 Damage wind and snowbreak in a mixed broadleaved stand (Carpinus betulus L. and Fagus sylvatica L.)
1238135 Damage Winter injury. National Arboretum, Washington DC.

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