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Why can frost be harmful for farmers?

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Correct answer: Because it can damage tender plant cells

Correct answer: B, because frost can damage tender plant cells. Frost occurs during very cold conditions, when moisture freezes as ice on or within exposed plant tissues. Ice formation and freezing temperatures can injure delicate cells in leaves, buds, flowers, and young shoots. The affected tissue may wilt, turn dark, or stop growing, which can reduce crop quality or yield. Frost does not immediately increase soil fertility; that is unrelated to its direct effect. It does not always increase rainfall, because frost is a surface deposit and is not the same as precipitation. It also does not raise air temperature; frost is associated with cooling. The important connection is: freezing conditions plus vulnerable plant tissue can produce crop injury. Farmers therefore monitor frost risk, especially for sensitive crops.

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FrostAgricultureCrop DamageFreezing TemperatureForms Of Condensation: DewFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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