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Population
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All temperate perennial fruit trees of commercial interest (apple, pear, sweet cherry, peach, nectarine, plum, apricot, avocado, lemon, orange, grapefruit, mandarine, pomelo, grapevine)
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Low-height shrubs
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Berry plants
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Other non-fruit horticulture
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Other non-temperate horticulture
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Interventions
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Physical on-site treatments or devices that can be applied in anticipation, during or just after a frost event, like wind machines, sprinklers, foliar applications of chemicals, coverages, modified pruning
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Management choices like income or crop diversification
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Crop breeding
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Genetic modifications
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Financial insurances
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Outcome
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Measures of ambient temperature
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Evolution of frost hazards or vulnerability through time and space
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Measures of damage on flowers, buds or fruitlets
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Evidence on post-harvest conditions
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Change in cold hardiness during dormancy
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Measures of production
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Advance/delay of phenological stages
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Comparators
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Investigations of effectiveness against a control population or variants of the same treatment/device
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Lack of comparators or other measures of success
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Model vs observation
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Climate zones
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Temperate
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Tropical
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Mediterranean
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Subtropical
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Cold climates
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Language
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English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish
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Any other language
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Type of publication
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Peer-reviewed journal
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Web page/blog
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Organisational report
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Unpublished communication
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Professional journal article
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Thesis
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Type of study
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Field experiment
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Literature review
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Greenhouse experiment
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Mathematical model
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Laboratory experiment
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Risk assessment studies
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Micro meteorological studies to explore the potential for an intervention to function without observations of the intervention itself (i.e. Inversion strength characterisations)
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