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100			_aVinod K K
245		0	_aEarly performance of some clones of Hevea brasiliensis in Tripura
260			_bIndian Journal of Natural Rubber Research _c1996
300			_a123-129
520			_aNorth East India is an ideal non-tradtional tract for growing the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis). The first trial for evaluating clones in this tract was laid out during 1979 at Agartala involving fifteen oriental clones. Apart from the growth and yield, secondary attributes of clones were also studied. 80.80;of growth was contributted during May to October. The highest percentage of initial survival and growth was exhibited by RRIM 600. Precocity in tappability was seen in RRII 118, RRIC 105 and PB 235. Initial yield pattern showed pB 235, RRIM 600, RRIM 703 and RRII 105 as high yielding clones, and RRII 105 followed by PB 235 having higher dry rubbre content. PB 5/51 showed moderate tolerance to wind damage.
650			_aClonal performance
650			_aClonal performance
650			_aHevea brasiliensis
650			_aHevea brasiliensis
650			_aIndia
650			_aIndia
650			_aNon-traditional area
650			_aNon-traditional area
650			_aYield
650			_aYield
700			_aChaudhuri D
700			_aKrishnakumar A K
700			_aMeenattoor J R
700			_aPothen J
700			_aPotty S N
700			_aPriyadarshan P M
700			_aSethuraj M R
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