Variety × Environment Interactions in Western Nigeria Tomatoes

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agriculture

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paper

Créateur:

B. J.

Éditeur:

Cam

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SUMMARY Ten tomato varieties, tested at three locations for 3 years in Western Nigeria, gave variety × environment interactions, indicating that some were only suitable for specific areas and none possessed wide adaptation. It is suggested that Western Nigeria could usefully be divided into sub-zones in which specific varieties could be developed.

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