Resistance of the Roots of Some Fruit Species to low Temperature .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175787644)

"Resistance of the Roots of Some Fruit Species to Low Temperature" (1920) by Doak Bain Carrick explores the crucial topic of cold hardiness in fruit tree rootstocks. This historical scientific work delves into the physiological responses of various fruit species to freezing temperatures, providing valuable insights for agricultural practices. Focusing on the resistance mechanisms within the roots, the book offers a detailed examination relevant to both botanists and horticulturalists. This early research highlights the importance of rootstock selection for fruit cultivation in colder climates, making it a significant contribution to the field of agricultural science. Readers interested in the historical development of plant physiology and horticulture will find this work both informative and relevant.

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