Growth, Yield and Quality of Carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus L.) Cultivars under Lath House Conditions
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Abstract:
Five carnation cultivars (Grand Salam, Nelson, Kaly, Cinderella and Tempo) were evaluated with respect to growth, yield and quality characteristics under lath house conditions at Kala Shah Kaku Research Station, Directorate of Floriculture, Lahore during 2011. Among the cultivars studied, maximum plant height was recorded in carnation cultivar Grand Salam (78.66 cm) closely followed by Kaly (78.23 cm) and Cinderella (77.96 cm). Number of shoots was highest in cultivars Tempo (6.3) and Nelson (6.2). Maximum stem thickness was observed in Nelson (6.21 mm) and minimum in Grand Salam (3.63 mm). Maximum number of internodes per stem were found in Nelson (12.66) followed by Kely (11.33) and Grand Salam (11.00). Highest flower yield per plant was recorded in cultivars Tempo (6.4) and Nelson (6.33). Maximum number of flowers per square meter were recorded in cultivar Nelson (198.3) followed by Tempo (189.6). Hence it can be concluded that cultivars Nelson and Tempo were found superior with respect to growth and flower yield characteristics under lath house conditions.
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English
Published:
Journal of Ornamental Plants, Volume:4 Issue: 1, Winter 2014
Pages:
27 to 32
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