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IAFNR Plant and Soil Sciences Module Tolerating Climate Plants vary in their ability to tolerate temperature differences and changes Each plant has an optimum temperature for growth Also have a low and high where growth ceases below or above ID: 482181

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Slide1

Climate Effects

IAFNR Plant and Soil Sciences ModuleSlide2

Tolerating Climate

Plants vary in their ability to tolerate temperature differences and changes

Each plant has an optimum temperature for growth

Also have a low and high where growth ceases below or aboveCommon agricultural plants have been divided into two groupsCool SeasonSurvive spring frosts and planted in early spring or fallIncludes: Wheat, Oats, Cabbage, Collards, Lettuce, OnionsWarm SeasonUsually killed by frosts and need warmer temperatures to growIncludes: Cotton, Corn, Beans, Tomatoes, Peppers, Watermelon

What kinds of plants are tolerant to Indiana Weather?Slide3

Other ways of tolerating climate

Hardening

Cool-season Vegetables can be made to adapt to lower temperatures by exposing young transplants to stress of slightly wilting or being grown at 10 degrees below normal

Plants become tougher and less likely to be killed by the environmentDormancySome plants appear to be dead from ground up, but are actually dormantPlants will emerge from underground parts in the springSeed

Germination

Temperature determines seed germination, all seeds have an optimum germination

Thermoperiod

A daily temperature change

Plants respond by growing/ photosynthesize during the day and respire at night after temperature changeSlide4

Climactic Classification

The United States is divided into Hardiness Zones for growing plants

Hardiness Zones determine kinds of plants that will grow in the area based upon average annual minimum temperatures

The USDA plant hardiness map (next slide)Divides North America into 11 zonesZone 1- the coldestZone 11- the warmestSlide5

What zones are found in Indiana?Slide6

Temperature Stress

High Temperature

Injury from lack of light or water

DroughtIndiana experienced a severe drought in the Summer of 2012Low Temperature

Injury from Frost

Kills entire plant

Damages newest buds, flowers, or

leaves

Image retrieved from

:

http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/15/us/drought-impact

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Image retrieved from

:

http://gardengates.info/basic-gardening-terms-and-definitions-hardy-and-tender-plants

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Slide7

Climate ClustersSlide8

Climate Clusters

Five Climate Groups

Further divided into specific types of climates found all over the world

TropicalRain ForestMonsoonSavannaDryAridSemiaridMildHumid SubtropicalMarineMediterranean

Continental

Warm Summer

Cool Summer

Subarctic

Polar

Tundra

Ice CapSlide9

Image retrieved from: https://www.imagepermanenceinstitute.org/resources/newsletter-archive/v19/preservation-environment-summitSlide10

Climate Clusters

Semiarid Steppe

Low precipitation

Enough rain to support grasslands also known as savannas.This climate can occur when warm, moist air is blocked by mountainsExample: Denver, Colorado, next to the Rocky Mountains

Midlatitude Desert

Very similar to Semiarid Steppe

True Desert Climate

Image

retrieved from: http://gec.cr.usgs.gov/archive/eolian/Slide11

Climate Clusters

Humid Continental

Climate Type: Continental

Cold, Long WintersWarm SummerWet summer seasonsCool SummerCold winds Accustomed to harsh weather

Humid Subtropical

Climate Type: Mild

F

ound

on

eastern

sides of

continents

See Map

H

ot

and

humid summers

Winter can be severely cold

Precipitation spread evenly through the yearHurricanes and other violent storms are common in these regions.Slide12

Climate Clusters

Marine West Coast

Climate Type: Mild

Longer, cooler winter than Mediterranean climateDrizzle falls throughout most of the winterTemperatures average about 41 degrees Fahrenheit

Mediterranean

Climate Type: Mild

W

arm summer, little rain

S

hort

, mild, and rainy

winter

Found

on the west coasts

of

and along the shores of the Mediterranean

SeaSlide13

References

National Geographic. (2015). Climate. Retrieved

from:

http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/encyclopedia/climate/?ar_a=1 Parker, R. (2010). Plant and Soil Science: Fundamentals and Applications. Clifton Park, NY: Delmar.USDA Hardiness Zone image retrieved from: http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/