Effects of Tomato Hybrid Seed Production by Different Artificial Pollination Time and Repeated Pollination
Zhu Hai
Abstract
Zhu Hai
Abstract
The tomato ( Lycopersicon esculentum Mill) hybrid seed production is impacted by a lot of factors, which baffled the excellent varieties spreading in the field cropping. The different artificial pollination time and repeated pollination were studied, the result shows: the fruit bearing percentage and hybrid seed yield increased when the repeated pollination went up (among 1 to 3 times), but there was no different between the pollination time in the morning or in the afternoon.
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The tomato ( Lycopersicon esculentum Mill) hybrid seed production is impacted by a lot of factors, which baffled the excellent varieties spreading in the field cropping. The different artificial pollination time and repeated pollination were studied, the result shows: the fruit bearing percentage and hybrid seed yield increased when the repeated pollination went up (among 1 to 3 times), but there was no different between the pollination time in the morning or in the afternoon.
Key concepts: Pollination, Hybrid seed, Lycopersicon, Biology, Pollination management, Agronomy, Fructification, Open pollination