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Fruit Setting Behaviour of Passion Fruit
American Journal of Plant Sciences, 2013 Passion fruit has great prospective to fascinate fruit consumer for its taste and delicious fruit juice and improvement of the economic condition of the fruit grower in the developing countries. The self-incompatibility in the passion fruits is an imperative reason to be considered regarding fruit production.
Md Motaher Hossain
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Systematic Botany, 1992Linda K. Escobar, John Vanderplank
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Early Years Educator, 2011
To provoke someone is to challenge them, to ask them to look at objects and situations differently, and to stimulate thought and questioning, which are all essential qualities for a developing child to learn.
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To provoke someone is to challenge them, to ask them to look at objects and situations differently, and to stimulate thought and questioning, which are all essential qualities for a developing child to learn.
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Flowering and Fruiting of Purple Passion Fruit at Thika
East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal, 1978Vines started to flower 5 months after transplanting. The flowers opened between 7 and 9 a.m., depending on the weather conditions, and they remained open until 10 a.m. the following day. Fruit set of flowers covered with paper bags was 60%, and this increased to 83% for uncovered flowers.
Gurnah, AM, Gachanja, SP
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A Passion Fruit for the Plains
Madras Agricultural Journal, 1954Several kinds of creepers known as "passion vines" are grown for their edible fruits as well as for their ornamental flowers in India. A few of these, commonly called "the purple granadilla", "the giant granadilla", etc., have been disseminated over a number of years in certain localities and are now growing as part of the natural vegetation.
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2016
Planococcus citri (Risso) was recorded on passion fruit in Queensland, Australia. Numbers of P. citri were lowest in September, increasing to peak populations in January-June. Maconellicoccus hirsutus (Green) was reported on passion fruit in Florida (Hodges et al. 2005). Cryptolaemus montrouzieri Muls. was the most abundant predator on P.
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Planococcus citri (Risso) was recorded on passion fruit in Queensland, Australia. Numbers of P. citri were lowest in September, increasing to peak populations in January-June. Maconellicoccus hirsutus (Green) was reported on passion fruit in Florida (Hodges et al. 2005). Cryptolaemus montrouzieri Muls. was the most abundant predator on P.
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2001
Le genre Passiflora est le taxon le plus riche en espèces fruitières. Les espèces cultivées sont les maracujas, la grenadille de montagne, la barbadine, la passiflore à tiges ailées et le curubas. Les principaux objectifs de sélection sont la productivité, la qualité du fruit, la résistance aux maladies et l'adaptation climatique.
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Le genre Passiflora est le taxon le plus riche en espèces fruitières. Les espèces cultivées sont les maracujas, la grenadille de montagne, la barbadine, la passiflore à tiges ailées et le curubas. Les principaux objectifs de sélection sont la productivité, la qualité du fruit, la résistance aux maladies et l'adaptation climatique.
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