Effects of different time of planting and number of plants per hill on plant growth and yield of tomato
Abstract
Abstract:
The study was conducted to investigate the effect of different dates of planting and number of plants per hill on plant growth and yield of tomato. The experiment consisted of four dates of planting (October 26, November 11, November 27 and December 13) and three treatments regarding the number of plants per hill (one, two and three plants per hill).
The results revealed that plant height, number of leaf, flower and fruits, and yield were the maximum in October 26 planting with one plant per hill. Total yield of tomato, however, was the highest (70.22 t/ha) in three plants per hill which was statistically similar to two plants per hill.
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