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Genetic control of reproductive and fruit quality traits in crosses involving cultivars and induced mutants of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.).

Journal of genetics - 1 Jan 2020

Das Ipsita, Hazra Pranab, Longjam Mrinalini, Bhattacharjee Tridip, Maurya Praveen Kumar, Banerjee Swadesh, Chattopadhyay Arup

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Development of mutants and their effective utilization to incorporate desirable traits in tomato would be a sound improvement strategy to develop so called 'smart' tomato variety of the coming century. Initially we developed three induced mutants from two varieties, 'Patharkuchi', a local adapted cultivar and an introduced variety 'Berika', and then three crosses (Berika 9 P Mut-5, Berika 9 P Mut-11, Patharkuchi...

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