Comparative evaluation of plant growth regulators for preventing premature fruit drop and improving fruit quality parameters in 'Dusehri'mango
W Ahmed, FM Tahir, IA Rajwana, SA Raza… - International Journal of …, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
Fruit drop is a major problem resulting in low production and reduction in the income of
mango growers in tropical and subtropical regions. Growth regulators, naphthalene acetic
acid, gibberellic acid, and 2, 4-dichloro phenoxy acetic acid at the rates of (15, 25, and 35
ppm) were sprayed at full bloom stage on a popular mango cultivar 'Dusehri'growing in the
subtropical region of Faisalabad in Pakistan. All of the treatments significantly influenced the
number of fruits retained at pea, marble, and at harvest stages of fruit growth as compared to …
mango growers in tropical and subtropical regions. Growth regulators, naphthalene acetic
acid, gibberellic acid, and 2, 4-dichloro phenoxy acetic acid at the rates of (15, 25, and 35
ppm) were sprayed at full bloom stage on a popular mango cultivar 'Dusehri'growing in the
subtropical region of Faisalabad in Pakistan. All of the treatments significantly influenced the
number of fruits retained at pea, marble, and at harvest stages of fruit growth as compared to …
Comparative evaluation of plant growth regulators for preventing premature fruit drop and improving fruit quality parameters in'Dusehri'mango.
WA Waqas Ahmed, FM Tahir, IA Rajwana, SA Raza… - 2012 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Fruit drop is a major problem resulting in low production and reduction in the income of
mango growers in tropical and subtropical regions. Growth regulators, naphthalene acetic
acid, gibberellic acid, and 2, 4-dichloro phenoxy acetic acid at the rates of (15, 25, and 35
ppm) were sprayed at full bloom stage on a popular mango cultivar'Dusehri'growing in the
subtropical region of Faisalabad in Pakistan. All of the treatments significantly influenced the
number of fruits retained at pea, marble, and at harvest stages of fruit growth as compared to …
mango growers in tropical and subtropical regions. Growth regulators, naphthalene acetic
acid, gibberellic acid, and 2, 4-dichloro phenoxy acetic acid at the rates of (15, 25, and 35
ppm) were sprayed at full bloom stage on a popular mango cultivar'Dusehri'growing in the
subtropical region of Faisalabad in Pakistan. All of the treatments significantly influenced the
number of fruits retained at pea, marble, and at harvest stages of fruit growth as compared to …
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