It isn't just white-collar laborers who work in cool climates.
Verticillium wilt is a very destructive fungal disease in cool climates.
"It varies, but generally, red grapes do well in warm climates and white grapes in cool climates".
In cool climates such as those of England and central France, most varieties mature only the first crop.
Ultra-light weight (130g) and easily washable, it is 100% silk, which means that it will keep you warm in cool climates and cool in warmer ones.
The unexpected outbreak of a tropical disease in this region of the world prompted concern about the invasiveness and adaptive abilities of Aedes mosquitoes in cool climates.
One of the chemicals, resveratrol, is found in red wines, especially those grown in cool climates like that of New York State's.
The widely distributed pharaoh ant (Monomarium pharaonis), a small yellowish insect, builds its nest either in houses, when found in cool climates, or outdoors, when it occurs in warm climates.
To replace fluid losses, adults generally need to consume 2 to 4 litres of fluid daily in cool climates, depending on degree of activity, and from 8 to 16 litres a day in very hot climates.
For more on how to grow palms in cool climates, the Pacific Northwest Palm and Exotic Plant Society, a chapter of the International Palm Society, publishes a quarterly journal, Hardy Palm International; (604) 271-9524, or www.palms.org /pacific.
