2010Journal of Changjiang VegetablesRequires access

Comparison of Spring Chinese Cabbage Cultivars for Export in Tianjin

Zhao Hai-b

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In order to select the suitable Chinese cabbage cultivar in Tianjin and enhance the economic benefit of farmers, different cultivars of Chinese cabbage were compared. The results showed that Chinese cabbage cv. Qingchun, Wangchun, and Huanglongchun were better, and were suitable for cultivation as spring Chinese cabbage cultivar for export in Tianjin.

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In order to select the suitable Chinese cabbage cultivar in Tianjin and enhance the economic benefit of farmers, different cultivars of Chinese cabbage were compared. The results showed that Chinese cabbage cv. Qingchun, Wangchun, and Huanglongchun were better, and were suitable for cultivation as spring Chinese cabbage cultivar for export in Tianjin.

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In order to select the suitable Chinese cabbage cultivar in Tianjin and enhance the economic benefit of farmers, different cultivars of Chinese cabbage were compared. The results showed that Chinese cabbage cv. Qingchun, Wangchun, and Huanglongchun were better, and were suitable for cultivation as spring Chinese cabbage cultivar for export in Tianjin.

Key concepts: Cultivar, Spring (device), Agronomy, Horticulture, Biology, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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