Figure 1: Pollen source (current season) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 2: Pollen source (one year old) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 3: Trend of pollen source (current season) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 4: Trend of pollen source (one year old) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 5: Effect of pollen source (current season) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 6: Effect of pollen source (one year old) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 1: Pollen source (current season) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 2: Pollen source (one year old) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 3: Trend of pollen source (current season) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 4: Trend of pollen source (one year old) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 5: Effect of pollen source (current season) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 6: Effect of pollen source (one year old) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 1: Pollen source (current season) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 2: Pollen source (one year old) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 3: Trend of pollen source (current season) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 4: Trend of pollen source (one year old) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 5: Effect of pollen source (current season) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 6: Effect of pollen source (one year old) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 1: Pollen source (current season) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 2: Pollen source (one year old) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 3: Trend of pollen source (current season) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 4: Trend of pollen source (one year old) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 5: Effect of pollen source (current season) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 6: Effect of pollen source (one year old) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 1: Pollen source (current season) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 2: Pollen source (one year old) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 3: Trend of pollen source (current season) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 4: Trend of pollen source (one year old) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 5: Effect of pollen source (current season) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 6: Effect of pollen source (one year old) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 1: Pollen source (current season) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 2: Pollen source (one year old) effect on the initial fruit set and final fruit retention of the cultivar ‘Bedana’. Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 3: Trend of pollen source (current season) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 4: Trend of pollen source (one year old) effect on % of fruit set weekly on ‘Bedana’ panicles from fruit set (2 week) to harvest (8 week). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 5: Effect of pollen source (current season) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
Figure 6: Effect of pollen source (one year old) on % fruit retained in ‘Bedana’ relative to the initial fruit set. The % was calculated as the number of fruit retained relative to the initial fruit set on week 1. This was done on a weekly basis until harvest (week 8). Data are means of 15 panicles per treatment (5 panicles×3 trees) of male parents ‘Shahi’, ‘China’, ‘Rose Scented’, ‘SwarnaRoopa’ and ‘Bedana’
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