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Comparison of some flower characteristics of Cucurbita pepo accessions
Year:
2007
Source of publication :
Cucurbit Genetics Cooperative
Authors :
Friedman, Haya
;
.
Paris, Harry
;
.
Umiel, Nakdimon
;
.
Volume :
27
Co-Authors:

Tragerman, M. and Mattan, E.

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From page:
35
To page:
37
(
Total pages:
3
)
Abstract:

It is well-known that Cucurbita pepo L. is extremely diverse in fruit characteristics. This diversity has been depicted and described in many publications and cultivar-groups have been categorized on the basis of fruit shape (1). In addition to the extreme diversity in fruit size, shape, and color, there is also a great diversity in seed size and relative dimensions (2), in vegetative characteristics and in characteristics of the flowers (4). Squash flowers have been a culinary item for centuries (3), albeit far less important than the fruits. As part of …‏

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Article number:
0
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Google Scholar
Publication Type:
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Language:
English
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45663
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Comparison of some flower characteristics of Cucurbita pepo accessions
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Tragerman, M. and Mattan, E.

Comparison of some flower characteristics of Cucurbita pepo accessions

It is well-known that Cucurbita pepo L. is extremely diverse in fruit characteristics. This diversity has been depicted and described in many publications and cultivar-groups have been categorized on the basis of fruit shape (1). In addition to the extreme diversity in fruit size, shape, and color, there is also a great diversity in seed size and relative dimensions (2), in vegetative characteristics and in characteristics of the flowers (4). Squash flowers have been a culinary item for centuries (3), albeit far less important than the fruits. As part of …‏

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