Studies on self- incompatibility in Indian Cauliflower

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SHARMA, Sonia

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1999Description: 79LSubject(s):

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635.35 S33S

Summary: The investigations were undertaken to identify self-incompatible plants in different varieties of cauliflower and to observe the stability of self-compatibility in these plants Six pollination treatments, namely, natural self-pollination (NSP), bud pollin

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The investigations were undertaken to identify self-incompatible plants in different varieties of cauliflower and to observe the stability of self-compatibility in these plants Six pollination treatments, namely, natural self-pollination (NSP), bud pollin

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