Field study assesses growth and flowering traits of eight african marigold varieties, highlighting differences in performance.
Key Points
Significant differences in growth traits were observed among the eight african marigold varieties, particularly in height and flowering.
Yesh Orange achieved the maximum height of 94.67 cm, while Prime Orange excelled in the number of branches and plant spread.
The experimental assessment conducted at University of Horticultural Sciences, Bagalkot, focused on growth and flowering attributes during rabi season.
Findings support the selection of superior marigold varieties for enhanced ornamental and agricultural value in specific regions.