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use of topaz propiconazole for transplant size control and early maturity of processing tomato

Background. . . managing transplant height can be challenging at times techniques to help manage height would be useful. - transplants which establish and grow quickly are desired. . Paclobutrazol (Bonzi). - application to processing tomato seedlings as a soil drench @ 5 ppm at the 2 leaf stage required up to 5 times the fertilizer rate to achieve the desired plant height .

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use of topaz propiconazole for transplant size control and early maturity of processing tomato

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    1. Use of Topaz (propiconazole) for transplant size control and early maturity of processing tomato

    5. Methods

    6. Methods

    7. Greenhouse Fertilizer Regime

    8. Plant Height (mm) - 42 days

    9. Plant Weights (g) 42 days

    11. Plant Weights Field (Ridgetown)TSH04 and CC337

    12. Flower Counts RidgetownTSH04 and CC337

    14. Yield (tons/acre) Ridgetown TSH04 and CC337

    15. Yield (percentage) Ridgetown TSH04 and CC337

    16. Methods Trial 2

    17. Plant Weight (g) 36 Days

    19. Plant Weights Field

    20. Flower Counts

    21. Uniconazole - presently registered for growth regulation in greenhouse bedding plants previous work demonstrated similar growth response of beans to paclobutrazol and uniconazole minor use request for use on tomato and pepper transplants in US

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