[PDF][PDF] Influence of biochemicals on regulation of bud break, green leaf yield and crop distribution in tea
R Pandey - Journal of Plantation Crops, 2009 - academia.edu
Tea (Camellia sp.) undergoes winter dormancy for a period of 3 to 4 months in north east
India. An attempt was made to hasten the bud break and regulate crop distribution by …
India. An attempt was made to hasten the bud break and regulate crop distribution by …
TEA PRUNING
RK Sud - Science of Tea Technology, 2013 - books.google.com
A free growing tea plant attains shape of a tree with a height of 8-12 m in case of assam type
or to a shrub of 3-5 m top in case of chinary type, and mostly produces flowers and fruits …
or to a shrub of 3-5 m top in case of chinary type, and mostly produces flowers and fruits …