Abstract
Outdoor cold frame tests in which air and soil temperatures were modified showed both to be involved in the timing of spring bud flush. The results indicated that warming the soil advanced the date of growth initiation and warming the air increased the rate of bud development once initiated. The latter had a 5.7:0.45 greater effect per degree celsius change in temperature.
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