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Fully opened blossoms in apple may be killed at temperature below

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At full bloom, a temperature of 28 F or -2.2 C will kill approximately 10 percent of the flowers on apple trees, while a temperature of 25 F or -3.8 C will kill approximately 90 percent of the flowers.

A 0.6°C

B –2.2 °C

C –1.0 °C

D 0°C

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