Studies on the population density and training methods on indeterminate varieties of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill) for economic and quality characters

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RAJINDER Singh

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1997Description: 60,5LSubject(s):

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635.642 R14S

Summary: The present investigation revealed that total and marketable fields and total fruit number per plant were maximum in case of untrained tomato plants while size of fruits, average weight of fruits, harvesting span, earliness, height of the plants and quali

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The present investigation revealed that total and marketable fields and total fruit number per plant were maximum in case of untrained tomato plants while size of fruits, average weight of fruits, harvesting span, earliness, height of the plants and quali

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