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MANGOES WEST OF INDIA

Article number

24_30

Pages

172 – 176

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Abstract

The mango is now one of the commonest trees below 3,000 – 4,000 ft in the tropics of Africa and the Americas and it is a comparatively recent introduction in many areas.
Mangoes are often grown for ornamental purposes and as roadside and avenue trees in the centre of Balem in Brazil.

A brief account of the origin and distribution of the mango is given by Purseglove (5) and a fuller account in Singh (6) and Mukherjee (4).

Publication

Symposium on Mango and Mango Culture

Authors

J.W. Purseglove

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1972.24.30

Online Articles (54)

2. SESSION I. VARIETAL SITUATION IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO ECONOMIC CHARACTERS – THE PHILIPPINE MANGO INDUSTRY – ITS PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS

R.V. Valmayor

3. AN ASSESSMENT OF SOME OF THE EXISTING AND ALSO POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL CULTIVARS OF MANGO IN INDIA

R.N. Singh

4. SOME LOCAL QUALITY MANGOES IN MADHYA PRADESH

R. Kashyap | R.P. Jyotishi

5. PERFORMANCE STUDIES ON POLYEMBRYONIC VARIETIES OF MANGIFERA INDICA L.

A. Prasad | A. Prasad

6. VARIETY SITUATION OF MANGO IN GUJARAT

H.D. Amin

7. STUDIES ON SOME COMMERCIAL CHARACTERS OF IMPORTANT EARLY MANGO VARIETIES OF MARSHIDABAD DISTRICT OF WEST BENGAL, INDIA

A.K. Saha

8. SESSIONS II & III. PROPAGATION TECHNIQUES AND EFFECTS OF ROOTSTOCKS IN MANGO – PROPAGATION AND ROOTSTOCK PROBLEMS IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

S.K. Mukherjee

9. ROOTING IN CUTTINGS OF MANGIFERA INDICA L.

R.N. Basu | B. Ghosh | P. Datta | P.K. Sen

10. BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES DURING ROOT FORMATION IN MANGIFERA INDICA L. AIR LAYERS

R.N. Basu | N. Roychoudhury | B. Lahiri | P.K. Sen

11. FURTHER RESEARCHES ON PROPAGATION TECHNIQUES IN MANGO

P.K. Majumder | S.K. Mukherjee | D.S. Rathore

12. STUDIES INTO THE EFFECTS OF FORCED SHOOT ETIOLATION AND DIFFERENT MEDIA ON THE ROOTAGE OF MANGIFERA INDICA L. CUTTINGS

N.N. Bid | S.K. Mukherjee

13. TECHNIQUES OF PROPAGATION OF MANGO IN CEYLON

J. Kotalawala

14. STUDIES ON DIFFERENT METHODS OF PROPAGATION OF MANGIFERA INDICA L. WITH RESPECT TO SUCCESS, SURVIVAL, GROWTH AND THEIR CLONAL MULTIPLICATION BY STOOLING

N.N. Bid | S.K. Mukherjee | P.K. Majumder

15. PROPAGATION OF MANGIFERA INDICA L. BY AIR-LAYERING

V.S. Chhonkar | R.K. Singh

16. MANGO PROPAGATION STUDIES AT GOVT. HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, SAHARANPUR

A. Prasad | A.R. Singh

17. TECHNIQUES OF SIDE-GRAFTING IN MANGO

R. Kashyap | R.P. Jyotishi | A.B. Sharma

18. SELECTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF MANGO ROOTSTOCKS IN THE NURSERY STAGE

P.K. Majumdar | B.P. Chakladar | S.K. Mukherjee

19. ROOTSTOCK STUDIES IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

O.S. Jauhari | S.S. Teaotia | S.K. Upadhyay

20. POLY-EMBRYONIC ROOTSTOCKS FOR MANGO

G.S. Swamy | B.V. Rama Rao | D. Subramanyam Raju

21. SESSION IV. SELECTION AND HYBRIDIZATION FOR EVOLVING BETTER VARIETIES AND ROOTSTOCKS: INFORMATION ABOUT GERMPLASM IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES – SOME PROMISING MANGO HYBRIDS

R.N. Singh | P.K. Majumder | D.K. Sharma | S.K. Mukherjee

22. PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON INHERITANCE IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

P.K. Majumder | D.K. Sharma | R.N. Singh | S.K. Mukherjee

23. INVESTIGATIONS ON SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

D.K. Sharma | R.N. Singh

24. MANGO HYBRIDIZATION AT THE HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, SAHARANPUR

R.S. Chauhan

25. SOME POLLINATION PROBLEMS IN MANGO

R.N. Singh | D.K. Sharma

26. HYBRID MANGOES OF ANDHRA PRADESH

G.S Swamy | B.V. Rama Rao | P. Jayarami Reddy

27. SESSION V. BEARING BEHAVIOUR IN MANGO BIENNIAL BEARING IN MANGO – RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT

L.B. Singh

28. MANGO CULTURE IN FLORIDA

E. Malo

29. STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF FLOWERING AND FRUIT GROWTH IN MANGIFERA INDICA L. VI. – HORMONAL CONTROL OF FRUIT DEVELOPMENT AND ITS POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE TO BIENNIAL BEARING

K. Chacko | R.N. Singh | Raj B. Kachru

30. FLOWERING AND BIENNIAL BEARING IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

P.K. Sen | T.K. Das Chowdhury | R.N. Basu

31. MANGOES WEST OF INDIA

J.W. Purseglove

32. LATERAL BUD GROWTH INMANGIFERA INDICA L. IN RELATION TO AUXIN AND INHIBITOR CONTENT OF SHOOTS AND FRUITS

R. Singh | R.N. Singh

33. STUDIES ON INDUCTION OF AXILLARY FLOWERING IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

P.K. Sen | S.K. Maiti | S.C. Maiti

34. OFF-SEASON CROPPING OF MANGO

J.S. Sundararaj | S. Muthuswamy | N. Raghavan

35. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF GROWTH AND FLOWERING IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

S.C. Maiti | R.N. Basu | P.K. Sen

36. CHANGES IN ENDOGENOUS GROWTH REGULATING SUBSTANCES IN THE MANGIFERA INDICA L. SHOOT IN RELATION TO GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

J.M. Choudhuri | R.N. Basu | P.K. Sen

37. INHIBITION OF FLOWERING INMANGIFERA INDICA L. BY GIBBERELLIC ACID

Raj B. Kachru | R.N. Singh | E.K. Chacko

38. PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE GROWTH OF SHOOTS AND THEIR RELATION TO CROPPING IN THE ALPHONSO MANGO ONDER VENGURLA CONDITIONS

N.A. Phadnis | R.Y. Sawant

39. SESSION VI. DISEASE AND PEST PROBLEMS IN MANGO – INVESTIGATIONS ON THE CONTROL OF BLACK TIP DISORDER OF MANGO

J.P. Nauriyal | K.L. Chadha | M.S. Rajpoot

40. BACTERIAL ROT OF STORED MANGOES

J.S. Sundararaj | S. Muthuswamy | A. Palaniswami

41. SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE INCIDENCE OF MALFORMATION IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.

P.K. Majumder | G.C. Sinha

42. CONTROL OF FUNGAL SPOILAGE IN ALPHONSO MANGOES BY PRE-HARVEST APPLICATION OF FUNGICIDES

H. Subramanyam | N.V. Narayana Moorthy | S. Lakshiminarayana | V.B. Dalal

43. MANGO MALFORMATION – A REVIEW OF WORK DONE AT THE HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, SAHARANPUR, INDIA

A. Prasad | R.S. Nirwan | S. Singh

44. STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF MALFORMATION ON GROWTH, SEX RATIO, FRUIT SET AND YIELD OF MANGO

P.K. Majumder | G.C. Sinha

45. EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PREVENTION OF DIPLODIA STEM-END ROT OF RIPE MANGO FRUITS

D.N. Srivastava

46. TOWARDS THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEM OF MANGO MALFORMATION

A. Varma | S.P. Roychoudhuri | V.C. Lele | A. Ram

47. ROLE OF MANGO BUD MITE ACERIA MANGIFERAE SAYED IN MANGO MALFORMATION

T.D. Yadav

48. BROMIDE RESIDUES IN PULP OF MANGO FRUITS SUBJECTED TO HOT AQUEOUS ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE DIPS

S.R. Wadhi | D.N. Sharma

49. MITE IN MANGO ORCHARDS

S. Ghai

50. SOME VII. HARVESTING, STORAGE AND TRANSPORT OF MANGO – SOME PROBLEMS PERTAINING TO STORAGE AND RIPENING IN MANGO FRUIT

H.S. Chatper | G. Gai | A.K. Mattoo | V.V. Modi

51. HARVESTING, STORAGE AND TRANSPORT OF MANGO

P.K. Mukherjee

52. IRRADIATION AS A METHOD FOR IMPROVED STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION OF MANGOES

S.D. Dharkar | A. Sreenivasan

53. STUDIES ON HARVESTING, TRANSPORT AND STORAGE OF MANGO

H. Subramanham | N.V. Narayana Moorthy | S. Lakshminarayana | Mrs. Shanta Krishnamurthy

54. STORAGE OF MANGO FRUITS

J.S. Sundararaj | S. Muthuswamy | R. Sadasivam

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