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Winter frost resistance of leaves of some plants growing in Dunedin, New Zealand, in winter 1985

Peter Bannister Department of Botany, University of Otago, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin, New Zealand
Pages 505-507 | Received 23 Dec 1985, Accepted 14 Feb 1986, Published online: 05 Dec 2011

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Peter Bannister. (2007) Godley review: A touch of frost? Cold hardiness of plants in the southern hemisphere. New Zealand Journal of Botany 45:1, pages 1-33.
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Peter Bannister & JaniceM. Lord. (2006) Comparative winter frost resistance of plant species from southern Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and South America grown in a common environment (Dunedin, New Zealand). New Zealand Journal of Botany 44:2, pages 109-119.
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Peter Bannister. (2003) Are frost hardiness ratings useful predictors of frost damage in the field? A test using damage records from the severe frost in South Otago and Southland, New Zealand, July 1996. New Zealand Journal of Botany 41:3, pages 555-569.
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I. J. Warrington & R. C. Southward. (1995) Seasonal frost tolerance of Hebe species and cultivars. New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science 23:4, pages 437-445.
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Peter Bannister, CatherineM. Colhoun & PaulaE. Jameson. (1995) The winter hardening and foliar frost resistance of some New Zealand species of Pittosporum . New Zealand Journal of Botany 33:3, pages 409-414.
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D. H. Greer, L.A. Muir & W. Harris. (1991) Seasonal frost hardiness in Leptospermum scoparium seedlings from diverse sites throughout New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Botany 29:2, pages 207-212.
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Peter Bannister. (1990) Frost resistance of leaves of some plants growing in Dunedin, New Zealand, in winter 1987 and late autumn 1989. New Zealand Journal of Botany 28:3, pages 359-362.
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Peter Bannister & Brent Fagan. (1989) The frost resistance of fronds of Blechnum penna-marina in relation to season, altitude, and short-term hardening and dehardening. New Zealand Journal of Botany 27:3, pages 471-476.
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P. Wardle. (1988) Effects of glacial climates on floristic distribution in New Zealand 1. A review of the evidence. New Zealand Journal of Botany 26:4, pages 541-555.
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I. J. Warrington & C. J. Stanley. (1987) Seasonal frost tolerance of some ornamental, indigenous New Zealand plant species in the genera Astelia, Dicksonia, Leptospermum, Metrosideros, Phormium, Pittosporum, and Sophora . New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 15:3, pages 357-365.
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