Fruit: length generally <= 3 × width.
Fruit length as given throughout excludes the stalk (stipe).
The pollination at DNC significantly (P ≤ 0.05) led to higher fruit length, diameter, volume and weight.
Fruit length and width exhibited positive and significant (P ≥ 0.05) correlations with the other characters.
There were more recessive genes in parents for the fruit length character.
Note: Unless stated otherwise, fruit length including stalk-like base, number of 2° leaflets is per 1° leaflet.
Fruit length including beak and any stalk-like base unless fruit body specified; fruit depth is suture-to-suture axis.
Additive genetic effects were larger than the dominant effects for yield per plant, fruit length, and diameter fruit traits.
The CGMS line CC 141 was a good general combiner for three characters, viz., fruit length, plant height and plant spread.
Parameters measured included leaf number per plant, plant height, chlorophyll content, canopy size, leaf width, leaf length, stem girth, dry mass, fresh mass, fruit length, and brix content.
USI/3/15 and USI/5/15 showed high stability for fruit length; however, USI/5/15 further depicted high stability for fruit width.
