S. J. Jadhav, Menghua Wu, D. K. Salunkhe
Abstract
Abstract Tubers of potato ( Solanum tuberosum L.) with the nonparasitic disorders of hollow heart and blackheart contained significantly more glycoalkaloids in the cortical region than normal tubers in 3 cultivars. The glycoalkaloid content of tuber tissue was related to the severity of the disorders.
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Abstract Tubers of potato ( Solanum tuberosum L.) with the nonparasitic disorders of hollow heart and blackheart contained significantly more glycoalkaloids in the cortical region than normal tubers in 3 cultivars. The glycoalkaloid content of tuber tissue was related to the severity of the disorders.
Key concepts: Glycoalkaloid, Solanum tuberosum, Tubercle, Cultivar, Solanaceae, Biology, Horticulture, Botany