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Hybrid vigour in Brinjal

Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1973
Morphological and yield characters of eight intervarietal hybrids of brinjal were studied to assess the extent of vigour expressed in different parental combinations. The most economic combination was found to be between Muktakeshi × Banaras giant in which the increase in yield was over 100%.
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Brinjal Little Leaf Disease: An Emerging Threat to Brinjal Crop in India

Phytopathogenic Mollicutes
Brinjal or eggplant stands as one of the most significant vegetable crops cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions. Despite its nutritional importance, brinjal is highly susceptible to brinjal little leaf (BLL), a destructive disease associated with phytoplasma presence presenting symptoms such as reduced leaf size, stunted growth, and various ...
Apoorva Srivastava, Smriti Mall
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Brinjal (Eggplant)

C.J. Emmanuel, T.C. Jeyaseelan
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Rapid Methods of Improvement in Brinjal

2020
Brinjal (Solanum melongena L.) has great genetic wealth in its centre of origin, which is a foundation for crop improvement. So far, conventional breeding approaches were commonly used for improvement of yield, quality and resistance to insect pests and diseases, but the advent of biotechnological tools like embryo rescue, haploid induction, genetic ...
A. S. Dhatt, M. K. Sidhu
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Corynespora leaf spot of brinjal

Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1971
Corynespora cassiicola (Berk and Curt) Wei, incitant of leaf spot of brinjal, survives at the room temperatures (28–30° C) for a period of 4 months in infected dry leaves, in infected dead stems for 10 months, and for 11 months in chicken mesh wire house where natural diurnal fluctuating temperatures prevail.
Y. R. Sarma, M. V. Nayudu
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Bt Brinjal in India: A long way to go

GM Crops, 2011
Brinjal occupies the major proportion amongst all vegetable crops in India and is vulnerable to many diseases caused by insect-pests, fungus, bacteria and virus. Brinjal production is extensively affected by the insect brinjal fruit and shoot borer. Use of conventional chemical pesticides not only damage environment including the biotic and abiotic ...
Sandeep, Kumar   +7 more
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Bt brinjal

2022
Amrit Sudershan   +3 more
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Pests and Their Management in Brinjal

2022
T. M. Shivalingaswamy   +2 more
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Studies on shoot and leaf characters of brinjal plants and their quantitative relationships with brinjal shoot and fruit borer

2009
The field experiment was conducted with twenty brinjal varieties/lines during October 2007 to May 2008 to identify shoot and leaf characteristics of brinjal plants for their susceptibility/resistance against brinjal shoot and fruit borer infestation. Borer infestation was influenced by different characters of plant shoot and leaf.
Ahmad, H.   +7 more
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