Effect of Calcium, Boron and Zinc Foliar Application on Growth and Fruit Production of Tomato
Bibi Haleema1*, Abdur Rab1 and Syed Asghar Hussain2
1Department of Horticulture, The University of Agriculture Peshawar-3125 Pakistan; 2Agriculture Research Station (ARS), Baffa, Mansehra-21300 Pakistan.
haleema_12@yahoo.co.in
Figure 1
The interaction of Ca and B application on plant height of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 2
The interaction of B and Zn application on plant height of tomato. The vertical bars respresent standar error.
Figure 3
The interaction of Ca and B application on the number of primary branches of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 4
The interaction of B and Zn application on the number of primary branches of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 5
The interaction of Ca and B application on the number of secondary branches of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 6
The interaction of B and Zn application on the number of secondary branches of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 7
The interaction of Ca and B application on the number of leaves plant-1 of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 8
The interaction of Ca and Zn application on the number of leaves plant-1 of tomato. The vertical error bars represent standard error.
Figure 9
The interaction of B and Zn application on the number of leaves plant-1 of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 10
The interaction of Ca and B application on the leaf area of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 11
The interaction of B and Zn application on the leaf area of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error. Vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 12
The interaction of Ca and B application on the number of fruits plant-1 of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.
Figure 13
The interaction of B and Zn application on the number of fruits plant-1 of tomato. The vertical bars represent standard error.