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Effect of Dwarfing Induced by Uniconazole-P on Snow Tolerance of the Faba Bean (Vicia faba L.)
Plant Production Science, 2001 To clarify the effect of artificial dwarfing induced by uniconazole-P, a gibberellin biosynthesis inhibitor, on the snow tolerance of faba bean, we examined the snow damage, non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) concentration, and resistance to snow molds of
Naoko Fukuta +3 more
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OENO One, 2000 The sensitivity of the vine to cold temperatures makes it a high risk crop in Québec. Winter colds during January and February can reach through the course of several days - 30° C and consequently the intense cold can damage the buds.
Yvon Jolivet, Jean-Marie Dubois
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Zhileng xuebao, 2023 Since the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, the domestic ice and snow industry has grown rapidly, driven particularly by artificial snow parks with higher requirements in terms of both the quantity and the quality of artificial snow.
Hu Hengxiang +4 more
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Revue de Géographie Alpine, 2008 Mountain reservoirs were initially built in the Alps to meet energy needs in the winter. A certain diversification in the uses of water then gradually developed, related to tourism development in the local communities.
Alain Marnezy
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Intention to Engage in Winter Sport in Climate Change Affected Environments
Frontiers in Public Health, 2020 Exercise, including winter sport activities, shows positive effects on physical and mental health, with additional benefits when participating in natural environments.
Anika Frühauf +2 more
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Zhileng xuebao, 2022 Blizzards seriously affect the safe operation of trains. To prevent traffic accidents, the international standard CEN-TR 16251 proposes that snow drift tests should be conducted in an artificial climate room before trains go online.
Tian Zhonghao +5 more
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Les impacts hydrologiques de la production de neige dans un domaine de moyenne montagne
VertigO, 2016 Artificial snowmaking is a relatively recent practice in Europe and in North America. This activity is necessary for the ski resorts to maintain and develop economic activities. However snowmaking requires large quantities of water, which are pumped from
Élodie Magnier
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Antarctic Record, 2005 A snow drift survey around buildings in the wake of the central building of Syowa Station was carried out from February to November 2002. Wind was measured at two points above the roofs of buildings simultaneously.
Hiroki Takahashi +3 more
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Ski piste snow ablation versus potential infiltration (Veporic Unit, Western Carpathians)
Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics, 2020 Snow production results in high volume of snow that is remaining on the low-elevation ski pistes after snowmelt of natural snow on the off-piste sites.
Mikloš Michal +6 more
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Experimental Study on Distribution of Snow Grain Size for Internal Mixing Snow Makers
Zhileng xuebao, 2023 The grain size of artificial snow in a simulated indoor environment was measured using a laser particle size analyzer to examine the growth law of snow crystals.
Zhao Wei +6 more
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