What climate conditions does the Golden Kiwi grow best in?
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Kiwifruit can be grown in most temperate climates with adequate summer heat. Where Actinidia deliciosa is not hardy, other species can be grown as substitutes.\n \nFemale flowerKiwifruit is commercially grown on sturdy support structures, as it can produce several tonnes per hectare, more than the rather weak vines can support. These are generally equipped with a watering system for irrigation and frost protection in the spring.\n\nKiwifruit vines require vigorous pruning, similar to that of grapevines. Fruit is borne on one-year-old and older canes, but production declines as each cane ages. Canes should be pruned off and replaced after their third year.\n\nKiwifruit plants are normally dioecious, meaning that individual plants are male or female. Only female plants bear fruit, and only when pollenized by a male plant. One male pollenizer is required for each three to eight female vines. An exception is the cultivar 'Issai', a hybrid (Actinidia arguta x rufa) from Japan, which produces perfect flowers and can self-pollinate; unfortunately it lacks vigour, is less hardy than most A. arguta forms and is not a large producer.\n\nKiwifruit is notoriously difficult to pollinate because the flowers are not very attractive to bees. Some producers blow collected pollen over the female flowers. But generally the most successful approach is saturation pollination, where the bee populations are made so large (by placing hives in the orchards) that bees are forced to use this flower because of intense competition for all flowers within flight distance.
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Canada where I live is a really good choice, Iceland, Cuba for a warmer climate, mexico, greece, italy, switzerland,
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Northern Nevada and Utah have great examples of this type of climate. It tends to be warm and dry but does have four seasons. Hard to explain even though I lived in an area like this. It is usually called high desert
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its a temperate climate
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Seems it's hot and humid all year round there, with a drier season from June to October and a wetter season from March to June. \nThe average temperature is around 31C/88F\nHope that helps.
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The bahamas, Hispaniola, and Hawaii. isnt the spring in Hawaii!
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In our hemisphere, the sun shines on the south-facing sides of trees. This means that the south sides are warmer and drier and that the north sides are cooler and moister. Because moss requires cool, moist environments, it grows on the north side.
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http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/climate.htm
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New Zealand, definitely.
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THE CLIMATE IN GEORGIA IS WARMER THAN IT IS HERE, THEY DONT HAVE THE SNO THAT WE DO HERE. YES IT IS WARM
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It's high in latitude where plant & vegitation growth are very limited due to cold climate\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tundra
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Probly Early morning or late after noon. That way there is sunlight (plants need it you know) and its not extreamly hot or cold.
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Since this is for school, I think you should do your own research, don't you?  Here's a link that may help answer your question.  Also bear in mind that seasons in the Southern Hemisphere are opposite of the Northern--it's summer in Australia right now!
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Tropical, hot, sunny.\nor\nare you talking about todays weather for mexico?
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very hard to say.  It just depends on the year.  As far as weather, I like May and June the best.
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Good question. I think if you move any plant anywhere at the time when it is fruiting it will die anyway. You should perhaps wait a few weeks until the fruiting part has passed and the tree has lost its leaves as it will stand a better chance of survival if relocated. \n\nI suppose the effect on its cycles will depend on the climate of the place that you move it to. Moving it when it is autumn/winter here will mean it is the spring/summer in the southern hemisphere. Perhaps it will just not flower/fruit for the first year and then it will re-calibrate itself according to the local temperature and weather conditions in time for next year. \n\nOr maybe the fruit and leaves will just grow upside down! Ha ha.
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Temperate Forest.  I'm 100% sure about this, because I LIVE THERE!\n\nPlease vote for the best answer!