Promising Papaya (Carica Papaya L.) Varieties for Subtropical Plateau Region of Eastern India

Performance of Papaya Varieties for Growth Parameters under Northern Dry Zone of Karnataka, India

“…This might be due to the genetical characters. These results were in accordance with Chalak et al, (2016), Kumar et al, (2015), Meena et al, (2012) and Jana et al, (2010). Chalak et al, (2016), and Prakash et al, (2015).…”

“…Now-adays climatic conditions are varying a lot from region to region. The adverse climatic conditions such as high or low temperature and humidity, variation in day to day temperature and humidity causes severe crop losses due to reduced vegetative growth, delay in flowering, flower and fruit drop, improper fruit development, reduction in quality of fruit in papaya (Jana et al, 2010;Meena et al, 2012;Singh et al, 2010).…”

Evaluation of Papaya Varieties for Yield and Quality Parameters under Northern Dry Zone of Karnataka, India

“…This might be due to the genetical characters. These results are in accordance with the findings of Chalak et al, (2016), Kumar et al, (2015), Meena et al, (2012) and Jana et al, (2010). Anh et al, (2011) recorded that measurements showed that the depth of flesh (DepF) of the hermaphrodite plants was deeper than that of the pistillate plants.…”

“…photosynthetic efficiency, rate of translocation of photosynthates from source to sink and photorespiration that takes place in the plant body. These results are in contrast with Jana et al, (2010), Chalak et al, (2016) and Das and Dinesh (2014).…”

“…In contrast, the variety Madhu recorded the lowest amount of total soluble solids (8.06°Brix) and total sugars (3%). These results are in contrast Jana et al, (2010) and Chalak et al, (2016). According to Meena et al, (2012) the result was mainly due to the total soluble solids were found in Pusa Delicious followed by Pant Papaya-1, whereas minimum TSS was found in Pusa Nanha.…”