ginkgo
taguebw at REMOVEwfu.edu
taguebw at REMOVEwfu.edu
Mon Nov 24 17:48:07 EST 1997
Ours *did* drop on what was to that point the coldest evening of the year
so that may be it... It was not a hard frost however -- this is
Winston-Salem NC..
Any other folks out there with similar observations?
My 2 electrons,
Brian
In article <65ctqs$3s7$1 at uwm.edu>, juli at server2.pps.uwm.edu (JR Bauer) wrote:
> I don't know why your's dropped, but I noticed mine dod the morning
> after our first hard freeze. Hope this helps. Any confirmation of a
> correlation?
>
> juli at csd.uwm.edu
>
>
> taguebw at REMOVEwfu.edu wrote:
> >The two ginkgos (ginkgoes?) behind our building dropped two days ago, in
> >unison as you say. We've been discussing why it drops in unison. What is
> >the signal? Day length?, temperature? Anyone with an answer?
>
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