A.C. Leong

Abstract

Different tobacco varieties performed differently on different soil types. On the alluvial soil MN 14 and MN l33 gave a significantly higher  yieid than NC 95. Varietal difference is not a determining factor in the yield component of the crop grown on the Sandy Bris and granite wash soil. Spacings had no significant effect on the three tobacco varieties grown on the three soil types. The single row planting had the highest yield irrespective of the varieties and soil types.

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