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What is the effect of temperature on plant growth?

Does soil temperature effect plant growth?

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    Yes. Many plants, like tomatoes and peppers, won't start growing until the soil reaches a certain temperature. Most plants need a consistent night temperature of 55-65 to start growing.

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Yes! The butterfly bush starts out small in zone 5a. I doesn't do much until the heat sets in then takes off like crazy. Four to five inches to four to five feet in one season. Cyclamen doesn't do as well in hot temperatures. It is more of a fall house plant. http://www.guide-to-houseplants.com/cyclamen.html

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Yes, temperature effects the enzymes and the rate of transperation. Plants have a bigger range for optimium ph then animals which are more specific but temperature will still effect it

Cliona

plain and simple yes 50 to 80 degrees is the right temp. 4 growth

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