Studies on pre-harvest fruit drop in kinnow mandarin

By:

HARBHAJAN Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: HorticultureDescription: 141, 15LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 634.319.94 H27S

Summary: The extent of fruit drop varied from 69 1 to 823 per cent at Abohar and 725 to 883 per cent at Hoshiarpur. Significantly higher fruit drop was recorded in declining trees as compared to healthy ones Two waves of fruit drop were noticed first during April-

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The extent of fruit drop varied from 69 1 to 823 per cent at Abohar and 725 to 883 per cent at Hoshiarpur. Significantly higher fruit drop was recorded in declining trees as compared to healthy ones Two waves of fruit drop were noticed first during April-

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