volume 20 issue 2 (june 2000) : 124-125
GROWTH AND YIELD POTENTIAL STUDY ON TOMATO (LYCOPERSICONESCULENTUM L.) HYBRIDS AT PITHORAGARH CONDITIONS
1Defence Agricultural Research Laboratory P1thoragarh-262 501, India
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volume 20 issue 2 (june 2000) : 124-125
GROWTH AND YIELD POTENTIAL STUDY ON TOMATO (LYCOPERSICONESCULENTUM L.) HYBRIDS AT PITHORAGARH CONDITIONS
1Defence Agricultural Research Laboratory P1thoragarh-262 501, India
ABSTRACT
Among the nineteen different hybrids of tomato evaluated in field conditions at
Pithoragarh (India) the hybrid DAHL·304 recorded the highest yield i.e. 419.15 q/ha foUowed
by DAHL·303 (385.00 q/ha) which may be recommended as most suitable genotypes for the
central Himalayan conditions.
Pithoragarh (India) the hybrid DAHL·304 recorded the highest yield i.e. 419.15 q/ha foUowed
by DAHL·303 (385.00 q/ha) which may be recommended as most suitable genotypes for the
central Himalayan conditions.
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