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0 INTRODUCTION/PURPOSE
1 SCOPE
2 FIELD OF APPLICATION
3 DEFINITIONS
4 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
5 AGITATED VESSELS
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6.1 Flat Bottomed Vessel
6.2 Changes in the Shape of the Vessel Base
7 NOMENCLATURE
8 BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDICES
A WORKED EXAMPLE
TABLES
1 VALUES OF Po AND ZWIETERING CONSTANT "S"
FOR USE IN EQUATION 1
FIGURES
1 RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION
2 RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION FOR DRAW-DOWN OF FLOATING SOLIDS IN AGITATED VESSEL
3 ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION
FOR DRAW-DOWN OF FLOATING SOLIDS IN FOR
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Performance of exotic tulip cultivars under agro-climatic conditions of Multan
Performance of exotic tulip cultivars under agro-climatic conditions of MultanAdvances in Agriculture and Biology Key Message: This research evaluates twelve exotic tulip cultivars under Multan's agro-climatic conditions, and contributes to enhancing local floriculture practices, addressing challenges like limited propagation materials and production costs, thereby fostering the growth of the cut-flower industry and meeting market demands in Multan, Pakistan.
Abstract
The tulip (Tulipa spp.) is a widely recognized ornamental flower, appreciated for its aesthetic appeal and diverse varieties. This research aimed to evaluate the performance of twelve exotic tulip cultivars namely Syneda King, Amesterdam, Apricot Fox, White Density, Benvan Zanteen, Yellow King, Leen VD Mark, Syneda Orange, Red Gender, White Prince, Escape, and Antarcia under the agro-climatic conditions of Multan, Pakistan. The study conducted at the Horticultural Research Substation for Floriculture and Landscaping during 2016-17, employed a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) with three replications. Results indicated significant variability among the cultivars in terms of days to sprouting, number of leaves per plant, days to flowering, number of flowers per plant, plant height, number of bulbs per plant, bulb diameter, and bulb weight. The cultivar Red prince exhibited the shortest sprouting time (19.38 days), while Antarcia took the longest time for flowering emergence (90.59 days). Syneda King yielded the highest number of leaves per plant (6.87), flowers per plant (3.00), and bulbs per plant (3.20), as well as the largest bulb diameter (3.82 cm) and heaviest bulbs (16.62 g). The findings provide valuable insights for tulip cultivation in Multan addressing challenges such as lack of awareness, limited propagation material availability, and high production costs. The results contribute to the promotion of the floriculture industry in Multan, facilitating local farmers in cut-flower production and meeting the demands of the local market. © 2019 The Author(s)
Keywords: Agro-climatic conditions, Cut-flower production, Exotic cultivars, Multan Tulip (Tulipa spp.)
Citation: Iqbal, J., Shah, S. F. H., & Ahmad, I. (2019). Performance of exotic tulip cultivars under agro-climatic conditions of Multan. Advances in Agriculture and Biology, 2(1), 34-40.
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Performance of exotic tulip cultivars under agro-climatic conditions of Multan
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- 3. Mixing solid and solid • Mixing 2 hard things together When we mix solids they do not change!
- 4. Solid and water Some solids float on water and others sink.
- 5. Water and powder • Mixing water with another powder. Some powders like salt and sugar dissolve in water. Some powders like sand don’t dissolve in water.
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