Effect of Date of Transplanting and Crop Geometry on Growth and Physiological Attributes of Capegooseberry (Physalis peruviana L.)

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An experiment was conducted to evaluate effect of date of transplanting and crop geometry on growth, yield and quality of capegooseberry (Physalis peruviana L.) at farm of College of Horticulture and Forestry, Jhalrapatan, Jhalawar during 2016-17. The experiment was laid out in Split Plot Design comprising with 60 treatment combination of ten varieties [Amb. Sel.-1, Amb.Sel.-2, Amb.Sel.-3, Amb.Sel.-4, Amb.Sel.-5, Amb.Sel.-6, Amb. Sel.-7, Selection-7, Selection-9 and Selection-21] taken in main plot and three date of transplanting [15th September (D1), 30th September (D2) and 15th October (D3)] and two spacing [90 × 60cm (S1) and 60 × 60cm (S2)] in sub plots and replicated with three replication. The results of the experiment showed that maximum plant height (89.30cm), E-W (88.03cm) as well as N-S (86.89cm) plant spread, chlorophyll content of leaves (2.62 mg/100g), leaf perimeter (34.17cm), leaf length (12.54cm) and leaf breadth (10.25cm) were obtained at 30th September (D2) transplanting date. The spacing of 90 × 60cm (S1) gave maximum E-W as well as N-S plant spread, leaf perimeter, leaf length, leaf breadth, leaf shape and 60 × 60cm (S2) spacing gave maximum plant height.

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