Climatic influences on the yields of fruit number in three types of Carica papaya in Serdang Malaysia


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Ong H. T., . and Kwok C. Y., . Climatic influences on the yields of fruit number in three types of Carica papaya in Serdang Malaysia. pp. 7-14. ISSN 0126-6128

Abstract

The relationship between the yield of fruit numbers in three types of papaya viz lines 25 and 26 and variety Sunrise Solo and changes in rainfall sunshine temperature and dry spells was determined through the system approach. For each type over a dozen monthly changes in climatic factors along various stages of floral initiation to fruit harvest could be correlated to the yields. However through a series of recombinations of consecutive months of climatic changes and partial correlations the climatic factors which commonly affected the three types were found to be maximum temperatures at LAG 4-4Y2 (4-416 months before harvest) and dry spells at LAG 0-1/6 which were adverse to fruit yields. Sunrise Solo fruit numbers were promoted by minimum temperatures at LAG 6-6 6. In line 26 moisture at LAG 5-516 and maximum temperatures at LAG 1 promoted yields while minimum temperatures at LAG 3 had an adverse effect on yields. These effects on the development of floral into fruits are discussed.


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Abstract

The relationship between the yield of fruit numbers in three types of papaya viz lines 25 and 26 and variety Sunrise Solo and changes in rainfall sunshine temperature and dry spells was determined through the system approach. For each type over a dozen monthly changes in climatic factors along various stages of floral initiation to fruit harvest could be correlated to the yields. However through a series of recombinations of consecutive months of climatic changes and partial correlations the climatic factors which commonly affected the three types were found to be maximum temperatures at LAG 4-4Y2 (4-416 months before harvest) and dry spells at LAG 0-1/6 which were adverse to fruit yields. Sunrise Solo fruit numbers were promoted by minimum temperatures at LAG 6-6 6. In line 26 moisture at LAG 5-516 and maximum temperatures at LAG 1 promoted yields while minimum temperatures at LAG 3 had an adverse effect on yields. These effects on the development of floral into fruits are discussed.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Carica papaya
AGROVOC Term: Climatic effects
AGROVOC Term: Yields
AGROVOC Term: Fruit
AGROVOC Term: Rainfall
AGROVOC Term: Temperature
AGROVOC Term: Climatic factors
AGROVOC Term: Floral initiation
AGROVOC Term: Harvesting
AGROVOC Term: Climatic change
Geographical Term: Malaysia
Depositing User: Ms. Suzila Mohamad Kasim
Last Modified: 28 Apr 2025 00:27
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/22883

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