Studies on blessom-end breakdown in peach ( Prunus persical L. Batsch). cv. Flordasun

By:

GREWAL, Paramjit Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1991Edition: HorticultureDescription: 50,4LSubject(s):

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T 634.25 G83S

Summary: Studies were conducted to investigate the cause(s) of blossom-end breakdown in peach fruits in the cutivar Flordasun which suffers from this disorder as compared with Shan-i-Punjab, the fruit of which do not suffer this disorder These investigations showe

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Studies were conducted to investigate the cause(s) of blossom-end breakdown in peach fruits in the cutivar Flordasun which suffers from this disorder as compared with Shan-i-Punjab, the fruit of which do not suffer this disorder These investigations showe

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