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Symptoms and consequences of chilling or freezing injury on greenhouse crops

Published on February 27, 2019
Which greenhouse crops can tolerate exposure to freezing or near freezing temperatures and what can a grower expect from a crop that has been exposed to extreme temperatures?

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