Hardiness zone: A hardiness zone is a geographical zone in which a specific category of plant is able to live, that is to say, to withstand the minimum winter temperatures of this zone.
These zones were originally created by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and later adopted in many countries. They were established from the average minimum temperature over several years (Cathey, 1990). The original definition of...
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