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populations Lerotholi et al. (2017) . Studies focused on metabolomic analysis of bush tea are, thus, urgently needed. Disparate environments and seasonal changes contribute to variable phytochemical accumulation in plants influencing both primary and

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treatment. Soil temperatures and treatment means of scaled daily growth rates were plotted over time to produce the seasonal patterns of growth and mortality (i.e., periodicity) of each treatment. Mean accumulated root length, shoot extension, and trunk

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for ≈50% of the U.S. production ( U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2008 ). ‘Concord’ grape does not reach full production until about the fifth year after planting ( Aegerter and Folwell, 1996 ). Size and seasonal duration of vegetative, reproductive

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One of the most important plant traits, in terms of both ecology and agricultural production, is seasonal timing of flowering. Seasonal flowering is driven by the interaction of endogenous genetic pathways with environmental cues such as photoperiod

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vine in Oregon ‘Pinot Noir’ wine grape ( Vitis vinifera L.) and did not show clear seasonal trends. Colugnati et al. (1995) studied vine Fe, Mn, and B content in four different grape cultivars and found total B absorption increased continuously

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fall for cool-season grasses would increase stand density sufficiently to limit smooth crabgrass encroachment. The second objective was to determine if seasonal changes in mowing heights on tall fescue would allow a reduced rate of prodiamine to provide

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., 1993 ; Reynolds et al., 2005 ) and previously we investigated its seasonal dynamics in grapevine ( Blom and Tarara, 2007 ). Another commonly measured static variable, the mass of dormant cane prunings (e.g., Bennett et al., 2005 ; Naor et al., 2002

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, climatic conditions of the cultivation site, and the incidence of pests and diseases ( Araújo et al., 2008 ). Depending on the seasonal variations of each biome, the crop may have an early or late cycle. The climate can also affect viability of flower set

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CO 2 uptake by photosynthesis and CO 2 release by shoot, root, and soil respiration, which can vary with seasonal temperature changes and plant/soil conditions ( Lohila et al., 2003 ). There has been significant previous research regarding carbon

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salt movement such as land topographic heterogeneity, parent rock, soil physical and chemical trait ( Baver et al., 1972 ; Charley and West, 1975 ), seasonal rainfall and atmospheric temperature ( Sarah, 2001 ), vegetation cover ( Zwickel et al., 2007

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