Meaning Microclimate
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Relationships Distinguish From:  microenvironment n. ~ The physical conditions, especially temperature, humidity, pollution, and air movement, within an enclosed space. Notes:  Microclimates are disti [..]
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The climate of a small area such as a cave, house, city or valley that may be different from that in the general region.
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1918, from micro- + climate. Related: Microclimatology.
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The climate structure of the air space near the surface of the earth.
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small area where the climate differs within a larger climate region, such as "heat islands" in a city.
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An area with a different climate to its surroundings
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The climate of a very small or restricted area, especially when this differs from the climate of the surrounding area.
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The specific environmental conditions of your garden site.
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The climate of a small area. Yards may contain several microclimates that may support the needs of different plants
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The specific environmental conditions of your garden site.
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Variations of the climate within a given area; a very local or small-scale climate such as valley or woodland. Micro nutrients
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The climatic conditions of a particular garden or site, taking into account degree of shade, wind, humidity, and rainfall.
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conditions of sun, shade, exposure, wind, drainage, and other factors that affect plant growth at any particular site.
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The climate of a small area within a larger climate area. For example, a backyard can have a different microclimate from that of the surrounding neighborhood, or there may be different microclimates within a single backyard. Microclimates can significantly influence plant growth and should be considered in plant selection and care. Visit our select [..]
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Climate specific to a small area; may vary significantly from that of surrounding area.
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A small area that has different characteristics from the general area around it.
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the climate of small locales: under plant leaves, in a garden, on a hillside. Can be used to offset too much heat, light, or cold in the surrounding area.
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  An environment in a limited area differing in some respect from that surrounding it. It can refer to an area outside, such as one sheltered by trees and shrubs, or to the inside of a greenhouse, or even to the practice of surrounding the pot of a house plant with an outer container of moist absorbent material to raise the humidity in the immediat [..]
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the local climate conditions that show variations to the general climate conditions of the wider environment.
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The isolated environment (ambient light, temperature, relative humidity, dust, etc.) within a small confined space such as a display case, enclosed bookcase, drawer, box, or other storage container, e [..]
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Localized climate conditions within an urban area or building.
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climate of a smaller area within a subclimate. microorganism -
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Local climate at or near the Earth's surface. See also climate.
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The climate of a small, distinct area such as a golf hole, green site, etc.
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Microclimate refers to the thin layer of air and humidity between the skin’s surface and the first layer of clothing, or between baselayer and the outer-layer of clothing. Performance fabrics are designed to maintain a stable, comfortable microclimate.
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1. Localized climate conditions within an urban area or neighborhood. 2. The climate around a tree or shrub or a stand of trees.
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1. Localized climate conditions within an urban area or neighborhood. 2. The climate around a tree or shrub or a stand of trees.
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The Climate of a very small area.
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The climate of a very small area.
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Climate conditions that take place is small, localized, specific areas, for example a single vineyard in a larger region or appellation.
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the local climate
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The climate of a small area such as a cave, house, city or valley that may be different from that in the general region.
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A local atmospheric zone where the climate differs from the surrounding area.
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The climate of a small area within a larger climate area. For example, a backyard can have a different microclimate from that of the surrounding neighborhood, or there may be different microclimates w [..]
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An area where climatic conditions differ from the norm. It can be natural, such as a mountain valley, or constructed, such as a wind-protected deck.
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A local climate
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The climate of a small area such as a cave, house, city or valley that may be different from that in the general region.
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Climatic conditions on a local scale. Compare with macroclimate.
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