加纳四个Musa杂交种的评价

Tropical Science Pub Date : 2006-09-01 DOI:10.1002/TS.174

B. Dzomeku, F. Armo-Annor, K. Adjei-Gwen, .. A.Nkakwa, E. Akyeampong, Is Baning

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Evaluation of four Musa hybrids in Ghana

In a survey of farmers' attitudes to four Musa hybrids, the majority (84%) considered them superior to the landraces in terms of plant establishment, plant growth, vigour and fruit yield. The hybrids had more green leaves at harvest, an added advantage as they provided shade for the young cocoa plants grown as an intercrop. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd

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