BIBLIOGRAPHY BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. ...
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013. Variety Trial of Cabbage Under
Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province Condition. Benguet State University,
La Trinidad, Benguet.
Adviser: Percival B. Alipit PhD.
ABSTRACT
Five cabbage varieties were evaluated in Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain
Province during dry season on November 2012 to Febuary 2013.
All varieties had 100 percent survival and heading percentage except for Kila F1.
Lucky Ball significantly initiated heads earlier and Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain
King were significantly harvested earlier than Scorpio and Kila F1.
Equatorial circumference of heads was significantly wider in Lucky Ball, Rare Ball,
and Mountain King. Lucky Ball and Rare Ball had the widest polar head circumference
while Lucky Ball had the heaviest head weight.
Marketable yield was significantly higher in Lucky Ball and Rare Ball at 70.67 t/ha
and 66.00 t/ha, respectively from which the highest ROI at 58.62 % and 49.27 % were
obtained.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Percentage Survival and
Heading Percentage
All the varieties planted had 100 percent survival as presented in Table 1. Further,
all the varieties had 100 percent heading except for Kila f1 which significantly had the
lowest heading percentage (Table 1).
Number of Days to Head Initiation
Head Initiation to Harvesting Stage
Table 2 shows that variety Lucky Ball significantly initiated heads earlier while
variety Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King were significantly harvested earlier at
62 days from transplanting.
Table 1. Percentage survival and heading percentage
VARIETY
PERCENTAGE
HEADING
SURVIVAL (%)
PERCENTAGE (%)
Lucky Ball
100a
100a
Rare Ball
100a
100a
Scorpio
100a
100a
Mountain King
100a
100a
Kila F1
100a
88.54b
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 2. Number of days from transplanting to head initiation harvesting
DAYS OF HEAD
DAYS TO
VARIETY
INITIATION
HARVEST
Lucky Ball
29.67d
61.67c
Rare Ball
29.67c
61.67c
Scorpio
32.00b
65.00b
Mountain King
29.67c
62.00c
Kila F1
35.00a
69.67a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Equatorial and Polar Head Circumferences
And Average head Weight
Table 3 shows that variety Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King had
significantly widest equatorial circumferences while variety Lucky Ball and Rare Ball
significantly had the longest polar circumference heads measured.
There were no significant differences in the weight of heads produced by variety
Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, Mountain King, Scorpio and Kila F1 (Table 3).
Total, Marketable and
Non-Marketable Yield
Table 4 shows that there were no significant differences in total yield. However,
variety Lucky Ball significantly had the highest marketable yield. The heads of all the
varieties tested except Kila F1 were marketable.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 3. Equatorial and polar head circumferences and average head weight
CIRCUMFERENCE (cm)
AVERAGE HEAD
VARIETY
WEIGHT (kg)
EQUATORIAL POLAR
Lucky Ball
54.87a
48.60a
1.48a
Rare Ball
54.33a
48.17ab
1.42a
Scorpio
46.87b
46.67c
1.29a
Mountain King
54.57a
47.73b
1.33a
Kila F1
46.27b
42.80d
1.30a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Table 4. Total, marketable, and non-marketable yield
YIELD (kg/1 m x 5 m plot)
VARIETY
TOTAL
MARKETABLE
NON-MARKETABLE
Lucky Ball
35.33a
35.33a
0.00b
Rare Ball
33.00a
33.00ab
0.00b
Scorpio
30.67a
30.67b
0.00b
Mountain King
32.00a
32.00b
0.00b
Kila F1
31.33a
27.33c
4.00a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Computed Yield
Table 5 shows that the computed yield per hectare was significantly higher in Lucky
Ball.
Table 5. Computed yield
COMPUTED
VARIETY
YIELD (t/ha)
Lucky Ball
70.67a
Rare Ball
66.00ab
Scorpio
61.33b
Mountain King
64.00b
Kila F1
54.67c
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at %% by DMRT
Black Rot and Club Root Incidences and
Diamond-Back Moth Infestation
Table 6 shows that there were no significant differences observed in the incidence
of black rot and club root infestation as well as in the incident in diamond back moth
infestation.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 6. Black rot and club root incidence, and diamond back moth infestation
BLACK ROT CLUB ROOT DIAMOND
VARIETY
INCIDENCE
INCIDENCE BACK MOTH
Lucky Ball
1.00a
1.00a
1.33a
Rare Ball
1.00a
1.00a
1.67a
Scorpio
1.00a
1.00a
1.00a
Mountain King
1.00a
1.00a
1.67a
Kila F1
1.00a
1.00a
1.67a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Head Firmness and Color
As presented in Table 7, Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King significantly
had very firm heads. In head color, Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King had dark
green color while Scorpio and Kila F1 had light green color.
Cost and Return Analysis
Table 8 shows that the highest return of investment at 58.62 was obtained from
Lucky Ball followed by the ROI taken from Rare Ball and Mountain King.
.
Picture Documentation
Figure 1 shows the overview of the field experiment while figure 2 presents the
harvested heads of the cabbage varieties evaluated.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 7. Head firmness and color
HEAD
HEAD
VARIETY
FIRMNESS
COLOR
Lucky Ball
1.00b
1.00a
Rare Ball
1.00b
1.00a
Scorpio
2.00a
2.00a
Mountain King
1.00b
1.00a
Kila f1
2.00a
2.00a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 8. Cost and return analysis
PARTICULAR
LUCKY RARE SCORPIO
MOUNTAIN KILA F1
BALL
BALL
KING
Marketable Heads
35.33
33.00
30.67
32.00
27.33
A. Sales
989.24 924.00
858.76
896.00
765.24
B. Expenses
1. Seed
35
35
35
35
35
2. Fertilizer
-14-14-14
13
13
13
13
13
-16-0-0
22
22
22
22
22
-chicken dung
60
60
60
60
60
3. Insecticide
-Success
43
43
43
43
43
-Sumicidine
43
43
43
43
43
4. Fungicide
-Dathane
87
87
87
87
87
5.Transportation
70.66
66.00
61.34
64.00
54.66
6. Labor
250
250
250
250
250
Total ex.
623.66 619.00
614.34
617.00
607.66
C. Net profit
365.58 305.00
244.42
279.00
157.58
D. ROI
58.62
49.27
39.79
45.22
25.93
E. RANK
1
2
4
3
5
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
PICTORIAL PRESENTATION
Figure 1. Overview of the experiment field
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
A. Lucky Ball
B. Rare Ball
C. Scorpio
D. Mountain King
E. Kila F1
Figure 2. Sample harvested heads of the cabbage varieties evaluated
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATION
Summary
The study was conducted from November 2012 to February 2013 at Bansa,
Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province to evaluate the performance of five cabbage
varieties.
Findings show that all varieties had 100 percent survival and heading percentage
except for Kila F1. Lucky Ball significantly initiated heads earlier, and Lucky Ball, Rare
Ball, and Mountain King were significantly harvested earlier.
Equatorial circumference of heads was significantly wider in Lucky Ball, Rare Ball,
and Mountain King. Lucky Ball and Rare Ball had the widest polar head circumference.
Lucky Ball had the heaviest head weight.
Marketable yield was significantly higher in Lucky Ball and Rare Ball, while Kila
F1 was significantly produced higher non-marketable yield. Lucky Ball and Rare Ball
significantly had higher computed marketable yield at 70.67 and 66.00 t/ha, respectively.
Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King significantly had very firm heads. Lucky
Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King had dark green color while Scorpio and Kila F1 had
light green color.
The highest return of investment at 58.62 % was obtained in Lucky Ball followed
by Rare Ball at 49.27 %. There were no significant differences in black rot, club root and
diamond back moth incidence among the varieties evaluated from no to slight damage.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Conclusion
Based from the results of the study, Lucky Ball and Rare Ball had the best yield
performance from which higher profit is derived.
Recommendation
Lucky Ball and Rare Ball are then recommended to be grown in Bansa, Monamon
Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
LITERATURE CITED
ANONYMOUS. 1996. Cabbage. Grolier Encycl. 4:256.
BALACWID, C.L. 1997. Yield performance of eleven cabbage cultivars from different
sources under La Trinidad condition. BS Thesis (Unpub.). BSU, La Trinidad,
Benguet. P. 17.
BAUTISTA, O.K. and R.C. MABESA. 1977. Vegetable Production. UPLB College of
Agriculture. Los Banos, Laguna. Pp. 129, 560.
BAWANG, F.T. SR. 2006. Production of Postharvest Technologies of Vegetable in the
Mid-elevation and High Altitude Tropics. Benguet state University. Pp. 55-60.
LLOYD, J. W. 1935. Productive Vegetable Growing. Philadelphia: Lippincott Co. P. 35.
LORENZ, O.A. and R.N. MAYNARD. 1988. Knott’s Handbook for Vegetable Growers.
New York: John Wiley and Sons Inc. Pp. 25-30.
MENDIOLA, N.S. 1958. Principles of Crop Production. Malabon, Rizal: United Circular
Inc. Pp. 288-298, 308-315.
PATINGLAG, A.B. 2002. Management of Phosphorus in Upland Acid Soil for Broccoli.
MS Thesis (Unpub.). Benguet State University, La Trinidad, Benguet. P. 23.
TAMAYO, D.B. Jr. 1975. RP’s Top Favorite Crop Vegetables. Forest and Farms 8:6.
THOMPSON, N.C. and W.K. KELLY. 1957. Vegetable Crops. New York: McGraw-Hill
Book Company, Inc. Pp. 78-79.
TINDALL, H.D. 1983. Vegetable in the Tropics. London: McMillan Education Ltd. P.
533.
VILLAREAL, R.L. and WALLACE. D.W. 1969. Seeds-Vegetable Training Manual.U.P.
Los Banos, College of Agriculture. College Laguna. Pp. 31-33.
WAKING, S.G. 1980. Effect of Moisture Stress on the Growth and Yield of
Cabbage. B.S.Thesis. Mountain State Agricultural College, La Trinidad, Benguet.
Pp. 19, 54.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013. Variety Trial of Cabbage Under
Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province Condition. Benguet State University,
La Trinidad, Benguet.
Adviser: Percival B. Alipit PhD.
ABSTRACT
Five cabbage varieties were evaluated in Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain
Province during dry season on November 2012 to Febuary 2013.
All varieties had 100 percent survival and heading percentage except for Kila F1.
Lucky Ball significantly initiated heads earlier and Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain
King were significantly harvested earlier than Scorpio and Kila F1.
Equatorial circumference of heads was significantly wider in Lucky Ball, Rare Ball,
and Mountain King. Lucky Ball and Rare Ball had the widest polar head circumference
while Lucky Ball had the heaviest head weight.
Marketable yield was significantly higher in Lucky Ball and Rare Ball at 70.67 t/ha
and 66.00 t/ha, respectively from which the highest ROI at 58.62 % and 49.27 % were
obtained.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Percentage Survival and
Heading Percentage
All the varieties planted had 100 percent survival as presented in Table 1. Further,
all the varieties had 100 percent heading except for Kila f1 which significantly had the
lowest heading percentage (Table 1).
Number of Days to Head Initiation
Head Initiation to Harvesting Stage
Table 2 shows that variety Lucky Ball significantly initiated heads earlier while
variety Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King were significantly harvested earlier at
62 days from transplanting.
Table 1. Percentage survival and heading percentage
VARIETY
PERCENTAGE
HEADING
SURVIVAL (%)
PERCENTAGE (%)
Lucky Ball
100a
100a
Rare Ball
100a
100a
Scorpio
100a
100a
Mountain King
100a
100a
Kila F1
100a
88.54b
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 2. Number of days from transplanting to head initiation harvesting
DAYS OF HEAD
DAYS TO
VARIETY
INITIATION
HARVEST
Lucky Ball
29.67d
61.67c
Rare Ball
29.67c
61.67c
Scorpio
32.00b
65.00b
Mountain King
29.67c
62.00c
Kila F1
35.00a
69.67a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Equatorial and Polar Head Circumferences
And Average head Weight
Table 3 shows that variety Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King had
significantly widest equatorial circumferences while variety Lucky Ball and Rare Ball
significantly had the longest polar circumference heads measured.
There were no significant differences in the weight of heads produced by variety
Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, Mountain King, Scorpio and Kila F1 (Table 3).
Total, Marketable and
Non-Marketable Yield
Table 4 shows that there were no significant differences in total yield. However,
variety Lucky Ball significantly had the highest marketable yield. The heads of all the
varieties tested except Kila F1 were marketable.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 3. Equatorial and polar head circumferences and average head weight
CIRCUMFERENCE (cm)
AVERAGE HEAD
VARIETY
WEIGHT (kg)
EQUATORIAL POLAR
Lucky Ball
54.87a
48.60a
1.48a
Rare Ball
54.33a
48.17ab
1.42a
Scorpio
46.87b
46.67c
1.29a
Mountain King
54.57a
47.73b
1.33a
Kila F1
46.27b
42.80d
1.30a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Table 4. Total, marketable, and non-marketable yield
YIELD (kg/1 m x 5 m plot)
VARIETY
TOTAL
MARKETABLE
NON-MARKETABLE
Lucky Ball
35.33a
35.33a
0.00b
Rare Ball
33.00a
33.00ab
0.00b
Scorpio
30.67a
30.67b
0.00b
Mountain King
32.00a
32.00b
0.00b
Kila F1
31.33a
27.33c
4.00a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Computed Yield
Table 5 shows that the computed yield per hectare was significantly higher in Lucky
Ball.
Table 5. Computed yield
COMPUTED
VARIETY
YIELD (t/ha)
Lucky Ball
70.67a
Rare Ball
66.00ab
Scorpio
61.33b
Mountain King
64.00b
Kila F1
54.67c
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at %% by DMRT
Black Rot and Club Root Incidences and
Diamond-Back Moth Infestation
Table 6 shows that there were no significant differences observed in the incidence
of black rot and club root infestation as well as in the incident in diamond back moth
infestation.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 6. Black rot and club root incidence, and diamond back moth infestation
BLACK ROT CLUB ROOT DIAMOND
VARIETY
INCIDENCE
INCIDENCE BACK MOTH
Lucky Ball
1.00a
1.00a
1.33a
Rare Ball
1.00a
1.00a
1.67a
Scorpio
1.00a
1.00a
1.00a
Mountain King
1.00a
1.00a
1.67a
Kila F1
1.00a
1.00a
1.67a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Head Firmness and Color
As presented in Table 7, Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King significantly
had very firm heads. In head color, Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King had dark
green color while Scorpio and Kila F1 had light green color.
Cost and Return Analysis
Table 8 shows that the highest return of investment at 58.62 was obtained from
Lucky Ball followed by the ROI taken from Rare Ball and Mountain King.
.
Picture Documentation
Figure 1 shows the overview of the field experiment while figure 2 presents the
harvested heads of the cabbage varieties evaluated.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 7. Head firmness and color
HEAD
HEAD
VARIETY
FIRMNESS
COLOR
Lucky Ball
1.00b
1.00a
Rare Ball
1.00b
1.00a
Scorpio
2.00a
2.00a
Mountain King
1.00b
1.00a
Kila f1
2.00a
2.00a
Within a column, means with a common letter are not significantly different at 5% by DMRT
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Table 8. Cost and return analysis
PARTICULAR
LUCKY RARE SCORPIO
MOUNTAIN KILA F1
BALL
BALL
KING
Marketable Heads
35.33
33.00
30.67
32.00
27.33
A. Sales
989.24 924.00
858.76
896.00
765.24
B. Expenses
1. Seed
35
35
35
35
35
2. Fertilizer
-14-14-14
13
13
13
13
13
-16-0-0
22
22
22
22
22
-chicken dung
60
60
60
60
60
3. Insecticide
-Success
43
43
43
43
43
-Sumicidine
43
43
43
43
43
4. Fungicide
-Dathane
87
87
87
87
87
5.Transportation
70.66
66.00
61.34
64.00
54.66
6. Labor
250
250
250
250
250
Total ex.
623.66 619.00
614.34
617.00
607.66
C. Net profit
365.58 305.00
244.42
279.00
157.58
D. ROI
58.62
49.27
39.79
45.22
25.93
E. RANK
1
2
4
3
5
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
PICTORIAL PRESENTATION
Figure 1. Overview of the experiment field
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
A. Lucky Ball
B. Rare Ball
C. Scorpio
D. Mountain King
E. Kila F1
Figure 2. Sample harvested heads of the cabbage varieties evaluated
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATION
Summary
The study was conducted from November 2012 to February 2013 at Bansa,
Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province to evaluate the performance of five cabbage
varieties.
Findings show that all varieties had 100 percent survival and heading percentage
except for Kila F1. Lucky Ball significantly initiated heads earlier, and Lucky Ball, Rare
Ball, and Mountain King were significantly harvested earlier.
Equatorial circumference of heads was significantly wider in Lucky Ball, Rare Ball,
and Mountain King. Lucky Ball and Rare Ball had the widest polar head circumference.
Lucky Ball had the heaviest head weight.
Marketable yield was significantly higher in Lucky Ball and Rare Ball, while Kila
F1 was significantly produced higher non-marketable yield. Lucky Ball and Rare Ball
significantly had higher computed marketable yield at 70.67 and 66.00 t/ha, respectively.
Lucky Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King significantly had very firm heads. Lucky
Ball, Rare Ball, and Mountain King had dark green color while Scorpio and Kila F1 had
light green color.
The highest return of investment at 58.62 % was obtained in Lucky Ball followed
by Rare Ball at 49.27 %. There were no significant differences in black rot, club root and
diamond back moth incidence among the varieties evaluated from no to slight damage.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
Conclusion
Based from the results of the study, Lucky Ball and Rare Ball had the best yield
performance from which higher profit is derived.
Recommendation
Lucky Ball and Rare Ball are then recommended to be grown in Bansa, Monamon
Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013
LITERATURE CITED
ANONYMOUS. 1996. Cabbage. Grolier Encycl. 4:256.
BALACWID, C.L. 1997. Yield performance of eleven cabbage cultivars from different
sources under La Trinidad condition. BS Thesis (Unpub.). BSU, La Trinidad,
Benguet. P. 17.
BAUTISTA, O.K. and R.C. MABESA. 1977. Vegetable Production. UPLB College of
Agriculture. Los Banos, Laguna. Pp. 129, 560.
BAWANG, F.T. SR. 2006. Production of Postharvest Technologies of Vegetable in the
Mid-elevation and High Altitude Tropics. Benguet state University. Pp. 55-60.
LLOYD, J. W. 1935. Productive Vegetable Growing. Philadelphia: Lippincott Co. P. 35.
LORENZ, O.A. and R.N. MAYNARD. 1988. Knott’s Handbook for Vegetable Growers.
New York: John Wiley and Sons Inc. Pp. 25-30.
MENDIOLA, N.S. 1958. Principles of Crop Production. Malabon, Rizal: United Circular
Inc. Pp. 288-298, 308-315.
PATINGLAG, A.B. 2002. Management of Phosphorus in Upland Acid Soil for Broccoli.
MS Thesis (Unpub.). Benguet State University, La Trinidad, Benguet. P. 23.
TAMAYO, D.B. Jr. 1975. RP’s Top Favorite Crop Vegetables. Forest and Farms 8:6.
THOMPSON, N.C. and W.K. KELLY. 1957. Vegetable Crops. New York: McGraw-Hill
Book Company, Inc. Pp. 78-79.
TINDALL, H.D. 1983. Vegetable in the Tropics. London: McMillan Education Ltd. P.
533.
VILLAREAL, R.L. and WALLACE. D.W. 1969. Seeds-Vegetable Training Manual.U.P.
Los Banos, College of Agriculture. College Laguna. Pp. 31-33.
WAKING, S.G. 1980. Effect of Moisture Stress on the Growth and Yield of
Cabbage. B.S.Thesis. Mountain State Agricultural College, La Trinidad, Benguet.
Pp. 19, 54.
Variety Trial of Cabbage Under Bansa, Monamon Norte, Bauko, Mountain Province
Condition | BALALONG, CAMILO JR. J. APRIL 2013