In what temprature has been happen cold injury for pistachio?
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Im not quite sure what you want but I assumed you want to know the lowest temperature a plant can survive.\nThe link below tells you everything you could possibly want to know about Pistachio plants
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Atmospheric moisture that crystallizes directly on the ground and on exposed objects. The term also refers to the occurrence of subfreezing temperatures that affect plants and crops. Frost crystals, sometimes called hoarfrost in the aggregate, form when water vapour in the atmosphere passes into the ice-crystal phase without going through the intermediate liquid phase. Frost forms under conditions that would form dew if the temperature were above freezing. In agriculture, frost refers to the freezing of the water in plant cells, which causes the cells to burst and thereby destroys the plant.\n\nA covering of ice in one of several forms produced by the freezing of supercooled water droplets on objects colder than 32°F (0°C). The partial or complete killing of vegetation, by freezing or by temperatures somewhat above freezing for certain sensitive plants, also is called frost. Air temperatures below 32°F (0°C) sometimes are reported as “degrees of frost”; thus, 10°F (?12°C) is 22 degrees of frost (this usage is confined to the Fahrenheit scale and is not applied to Celsius temperatures).
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fire, BLEVE which is an explosion of the tank, it is extremely cold to the touch when under pressure
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No. It would have to be extremely cold before one would crack. I've had them in my vehicle when it got down to -10F and nothing happened.
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cold and gettin' colder. in the last 15 min. the temp went from 30 to 32 degrees. out here we call that a heat wave.
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1 or 2 degrees below normal body temperature (below 37º C or 98.6º F)
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A hard slap round the chops. Or the cold.
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Core temperature ~13.6 MK
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http://www.wisdomportal.com/Temperature.html\n\nThat website could help you out....
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the hay produces a gas that will eventually cause it to catch fire.\n\nWhen a hay crop is stored wet, microbial action can generate internal bale temperatures well above 150 degrees. Usually, the temperature will peak 3-7 days after baling. The temperature then normally takes 15-60 days to decline to non damaging levels, depending on outdoor humidity, bale density and amount of rainfall soaked up by the bales. New hay that has been stacked in the field or placed in a barn should be checked at least twice a day for abnormal heating  http://gaitedhorses.net/Articles/HorseBarnFires.html
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Hmm I merely think I'm in the fridge especially when we're boarding last year and it was minus 20 degrees. Feeling something like minus 35 degrees. Then in a chairlift was no fun. We mostly turned our backs in the wind and sat close together not to get cold.
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Cold Working Pressure
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How cold?  I live in Colorado and lots of plants survive through the winter.  They are dormant during the cold months though.
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Cold is nasty. But at least it means you can go skiing.\n\nDifferent degrees of cold feel different.\n\nTo about -5C it probably feels much like you have experienced. From -5C to about -15C the air is drier and it ironically can feel warmer than 0C (though windchill is nasty - the effect of windchill is to drop effective temperature very rapidly even for quite slow moving air).\n\nAt -15C the hairs in your nose freeze as you breath.\n\nAt about -25C your jeans go stiff as you walk.\n\nSnow behaves differently too as it gets colder. At around -20C it squeeks when you walk on it, and much below -10C it is pretty useless for making snow balls. By the way, it does not snow when its really cold - snow needs a temperature near 0C.\n\nAnd ice is odd too. If you skate, ice gets faster the colder it is. At -20C its like skating on glass.
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Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide.  The temperature at the surface (where it is sublimating back into gas) is -79 degrees Celsius (about -109 degrees Fahrenheit).\n\nSo yeah, it's really really cold, and if you touch it for too long the tissue damage it creates feels almost exactly like a burn.
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Usually if you have 82 degrees in November, you usually have a big cold outbreak in december.  I think you mean can anybody change the weather for you?  I think 82 degrees is a little on the warm side so i am with you.  Just  hang in there.  Cooler weather should be on it's way.
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Taking the question in a simple way, if the liq. N2 was at the midway temp. of  -150 deg. Cent., (liq. N2 ranges from -100 to -200 deg. cent.), the banana could roughly take 30-40 min., with all the ice-wool formation in the air, then melting of the snow, then catching up with the room temp. This is from experience. To have a scientific estimation though, you need to consider N2 temp., room temp, mass of the object, shape of the object, other factors like air currents if any, and  also any radiation present.