Studies on the production of cut flowers of chrysanthemum

By:

DHALIWAL, Navjot Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1990Edition: Vegetable Crops, Landscaping and FloricultureDescription: 74, 8LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.933.55 D38S

Summary: Rooted cuttings obtained from stock plants maintained under non-inductive photoperiod were planted in the field from November to February in the open conditions The cuttings planted during January-February took less time to flower than plantings done earl

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Rooted cuttings obtained from stock plants maintained under non-inductive photoperiod were planted in the field from November to February in the open conditions The cuttings planted during January-February took less time to flower than plantings done earl

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