Effect of genotypes and the environmental modifications in extending the maturity period of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum mill)

By:

PARVINDER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1997Description: 101,22LSubject(s):

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635.642 P20E

Summary: The present investigations were carried out with the objective of extending the period of availability of tomato to late summer For this purpose 15 genotypes presumed to possess hot setting ability grown under three environments, viz. E1 (normal outdoor p

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The present investigations were carried out with the objective of extending the period of availability of tomato to late summer For this purpose 15 genotypes presumed to possess hot setting ability grown under three environments, viz. E1 (normal outdoor p

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