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ahs-2979	Kumar, A.; Ahad, I.	Growth, yield and fruit quality of strawberry under protected cultivation in South Kashmir	2013	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2968	129	60	The pooled data of two consecutive years shown in Table 1 reveal that ‘Chandler’ had maximum plant spread (27.43 cm) which was statistically at par with ‘Catskill’ (25.49 Table 1 - Growth and flowering characters of strawberry cultivars under polyhouse Cultivar Plant spread (cm) No. of runners/ plant Runners length (cm) Days taken first flower to produce Duration of flowering Number of flower/ plant Catskill 25.49 ef 7.09 ef 81.94 f 106 def 50.86 ab 26.92 e Chandler 27.43 f 8.54 h 82.59 fg 101 bc 56.79 d 27.23 f Confutura 24.18 cde 6.11 d 89.78 h 99 ab 53.92 bcd 20.93 ab Gorella 25.44 def 5.67 bc 75.40 de 103 cd 51.12 abc 21.90 bc Pajaro 21.75 ab 4.89 a 67.58 b 105 de 49.39 a 20.48 a Selva 23.08 bcd 5.44 b 73.95 cd 116 h 47.82 a 21.84 bc Tioga 20.19 a 7.35 fg 70.42 bc 97 a 55.49 cd 25.64 d Fern 22.35 abc 6.93 e 60.92 a 110 g 48.91 a 21.45 bc Mean 23.74 6.50 75.32 104.6 51.79 23.31 CD 0.05 2.40 0.29 3.70 3.84 4.43 0.99 Fig. Maximum reducing sugar (6.27 %) and total sugar (8.09%) were observed in ‘Catskill’ which was the highest Table 2 - Yield and fruiting characters of strawberry cultivars under polyhouse Cultivar Number of berries/ plant Berry set (%) Yield/plot (kg) Berry weight (g) Berry length (cm) Berry breadth (cm)	cache/ahs-2979.pdf	txt/ahs-2979.txt