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Response of Three Cucumber Cultivars to the Application of Sulphate of Ammonia as top Dressing with Respect to Fruit Yield and Shelf Life
Open Journal of Agricultural Research
| Vol 3, Issue 1
Table 5. The effect of varietal and (NH4)2SO4interaction on cucumber fruit yield
*FY = Fruit yield; MFW = average fruit weight; SA = Sulphate of Ammonia
| Variety*SA Top-dresser | FY (ton/ha) | AFW (kg) |
| Marketer*No SA | 8.57 a | 0.19 a |
| Marketer*SA | 4.56 a | 0.20 a |
| Nandini*No SA | 5.85 a | 0.22 a |
| Nandini*SA | 10.52 a | 0.25 a |
| Pointset*No SA | 13.96 a | 0.23 a |
| Pointset*SA | 8.16 a | 0.24 a |
| Lsd (1%) | 11.06 | 0.08 |
| CV | 74.65 | 22.25 |
*FY = Fruit yield; MFW = average fruit weight; SA = Sulphate of Ammonia