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October 22, 2025ForestsOpen Access

Enhancing Cold Tolerance Evaluation in Camellia sinensis and Camellia japonica Through Multimethod Analysis and Predictive Modeling

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Integration of biochemical analyses and nonlinear regression modeling reveals cold tolerance insights in camellia species.

C. sinensis exhibits higher cold tolerance compared to C. japonica, showing better membrane stability.
LT50 values were estimated at −10.96 °C for C. sinensis and −9.38 °C for C. japonica, indicating significant differences.
Electrolyte leakage and cell death increased rapidly in C. japonica under freezing temperatures.
A reproducible framework for evaluating cold tolerance will aid in breeding strategies amid climate change.

Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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October 22, 2025ForestsOpen Access

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Integration of biochemical analyses and nonlinear regression modeling reveals cold tolerance insights in camellia species.

C. sinensis exhibits higher cold tolerance compared to C. japonica, showing better membrane stability.
LT50 values were estimated at −10.96 °C for C. sinensis and −9.38 °C for C. japonica, indicating significant differences.
Electrolyte leakage and cell death increased rapidly in C. japonica under freezing temperatures.
A reproducible framework for evaluating cold tolerance will aid in breeding strategies amid climate change.

Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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