Physiological Growth and Productivity of Tomato

This book is written to serve as a reference/ guide book for the students of Agriculture, Agronomy and field practitioners. This book fills the need for an up-to date comprehensive guidance on Agronomic management practices to the students at under graduate and post graduate levels. The dry land regional appropriate soil nitrogen fertilizer rate application under different tomato plant population densities with their viable economic budget analysis are incorporated in this book which will serve as a valuable guide book to the persons working with farming communities. The coverage of the book brings out different impacts of Agronomic practices including use of different levels of mineral Nitrogen fertilizer and plant population densities on physiological growth, Quality and economic yield advantage of marketable tomato fruit. Each chapter is complete and illustrated in easy and simple language.

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Abrha Kebede was born in July 1979 in Ethiopia. After completion of his high school, 2000, he joined Hawassa University, and graduated with a BSc degree in Plant Production and Dryland Farming. After graduation he joined Tigray Agricultural Research Institute worked as crop researcher. He completed his MSc on Dryland Agronomy at Mekelle University