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Plants and the Enivonment

This page has resources to help you diagnose and treat abiotic damage to plants. Abiotic symptoms might look like plant disease, so know your plant! Look for uniform damage pattern; dmaage that doesn't spread; assess events and factors. Do you have some great links? Email us!

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Temperature NC State U

Light, Temperature and Humidity Texas A & M

Water and Plant Growth Michigan State

Weather and Climate Impacts:

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Preventive and Corrective Actions:

How to Prune Trees USDA Forest Service

Protecting Plants from Cold Damage NC State U

Cold Protection of Ornamental Plants U of FL Extension

Wind Erosion Control NDSU Extension

Prevent Storm Damage to Trees U Tenn Extension

Nutrients (LIst) and Soil Texture NC State U

Soil Texture Rutgers

UConn Soil Lab

Nutrients and Soil:

CT Climate Info:

Soil Temperature Maps

CAES Weather Data

Sunrise and Sunset Chart: Hartford

Heat Zone Map American Horticultural Society

Go to Plant Pathology page ...

Go to Disease and Pest Alerts page ...

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Identifying Abiotic Damage:

Damage to Trees USDA Forest Service

Trees and Shrub Damage Cooperative Extension Services

Common Abiotic Plant Problems Maryland Cooperative Extension

Abiotic Plant Disorders Michigan State Extension

Herbicide Damage to Plants Missouri Botanical Garden IPM