root growth is compromised during production, transplant survival and growth may later be negatively affected in the landscape ( Richardson-Calfee et al., 2010 ). Therefore, investigations into potentially heat-mitigating practices such as the use of
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by the EMS treatment. EMS-treated seedlings that survived after germination did not necessarily produce seed. Seedlings that survived EMS concentrations of 50 and 60 m m showed less than 50% transplant survival ( Table 2 ). Overall survival showed
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premiums ( Torres et al., 2017 ). Recent studies found using grafted plants with cold-tolerant rootstocks greatly benefited early season seedless cucumber production in high tunnels ( Guan et al., 2018 ). Grafted cucumber plants can increase transplants
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combination between the three growing seasons ( P ≤ 0.05), meaning that in terms of transplant survival, the treatment combinations performed similarly in all three growing seasons. While there were significant differences in the total number of heads
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seasons unless it rained. Irrigation occurred less often when sufficient rainfall was received or after leaf drop. As a result of strong wind, two trees from the July transplant treatment had to be staked after transplanting. Survival was 100% for all B
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