Tomato Yellowleaf Curl Virus
Tomato Yellowleaf Curl Virus Tomato Yellowleaf Curl Virus
Why a Variety Testing Program? • Choosing which varieties to plant each year is a cornerstone of a successful vegetable industry. • This variety testing program provides unbiased information about the adaptability and performance of varieties in Florida’s diverse environments, thereby allowing growers to make informed decisions.
Objectives To evaluate the horticultural performance of the TYLCV in South Florida conditions Yield and fruit qualities, disease incidence and postharvest characteristics
- Page 1: COMMERCIAL FIELD EVALUATION OF TYLC
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- Page 14 and 15: First Marketable Harvest TYLCV 2012
- Page 17 and 18: Post-Harvest Evaluation TYLCV 2012
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Why a Variety Testing Program?<br />
• Choosing which varieties to plant<br />
each year is a cornerstone of a<br />
successful vegetable industry.<br />
• This variety testing program<br />
provides unbiased information<br />
about the adaptability and<br />
performance of varieties in<br />
Florida’s diverse environments,<br />
thereby allowing growers to make<br />
informed decisions.
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