Evaluation of Different Hybrids for Growth and Yield Attributes of Bitter Gourd (Momordica charantia L.) in Prayagraj Region

Evaluation of Different Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) Hybrids for Growth, Yield and Quality

“…Hybrids that are genetically predisposed or have been selectively bred for higher fruit yield can demonstrate superior performance in terms of overall fruit production per plant. The findings were in accordance with earlier reports of Ramya et al, [8].…”

“…The better performance of one Hybrid over another in terms of enhanced number of fruits per plant, fruit length and girth, fruit weight can be attributed to genetic factors and environmental conditions. Hybrids with genetic traits that promote increased [8].…”

Performance of bitter gourd (Momordica charantia L.) hybrids for growth, yield and quality under Prayagraj agro climatic conditions

“…The variation in vine length might be due to specific genetic makeup of different hybrids, inherent properties and vigour to crop. the Similar findings were previously reported by Sravani et al (2021) [23] , Ramya Balaga et al (2020) [19] , Methela et al (2019) [15] and Yadav et al (2008) [26] in Bitter gourd The maximum value of primary branches in genotype may be due to genetic make-up of a plant, similar results were supported by Ramya Balaga et al (2020) [19] , Ramesh et al…”

“…The variation in the first female flower emergencemight have been due to internodal length, number of inter nodal and vigour of the crop. Similar finding were reported by Kumar et al (2011) [14] , Deepthi et al (2016) [6] , Thakur, P et al (2013) [25] and Balaga, R et al (2020) [5] in Bitter gourd.…”

“…(2018) [18] , and Yadav et al (2008) [26] in Bitter gourd. The maximum value of primary leaves in genotype may be due to genetic make-up of a plant, similar results were supported by Ramya Balaga et al (2020) [19] , Ramesh et al…”