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YIELD PERFORMANCE OF NEW ASPARAGUS CULTIVARS AT DOLE TROPIFRESH, POLOMOLOK, PHILIPPINES

Article number

479_21

Pages

163 – 168

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Abstract

Seven cultivars of asparagus were tested for adaptability and yield performance in Polomolok, South Cotabato, Philippines during 1995 and 1996. UC-157 (the commercial variety), Jersey Giant, Jersey Knight, Apollo, Atlas, Grande, and Viola were evaluated.

Atlas proved to be the best cultivar due to the production of the highest yield (11,289 kg/ha) of Dole grade (premium) spears in these comparisons.
Following Atlas, in order of Dole grade spear yields were Viola (10,504 kg/ha), Grande (9,803 kg/ha), Apollo (7,816 kg/ha), UC 157 (7,649 kg/ha), Jersey Giant (5,812 kg/ha) and Jersey Knight (5,645 kg/ha). Spear quality influenced the marketable yields of spears, i.e., Jersey Giant produced the most spear weight but had the lowest percentage of Dole grade spears while Atlas had both high spear weight yields and a high percentage of Dole grade spears.

Publication

IX International Asparagus Symposium

Authors

G.G. Cueto, D.J. Lesnick

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1999.479.21

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22. YIELD PERFORMANCE OF NEW ASPARAGUS CULTIVARS AT DOLE TROPIFRESH, POLOMOLOK, PHILIPPINES

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30. STUDIES ON THE SUPPRESSION OF FUSARIUM CROWN AND ROOT ROT OF ASPARAGUS WITH NACL

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