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Item Variability in some chemical constituents of pumpkin Cucurbita moschata poir.(Kerala Agricultural University, 1980) Gopalakrishnan, R; Gopalakrishnan, P K; Peter, K VSignificant variability was observed for carotene, protein, phosphorus, calcium and T S S contents of fruits in pumpkin. Maximum variability associated with highest heritability and genetic advance was observed for carotene content of fruit and there is good scope for improvement of this character in pumpkin Carotene content was positively correlated with potassium content of fruit. Path analysis indicated that potassium content had maximum direct effect on carotene content of fruits.Item Evaluation of a few selected lines of pumpkin for local adaptability(Kerala Agricultural University, 1987) Gopalakrishnan, T R; Peter, K VItem Effects of graded doses of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium on yield of pumpkin (Cucurbita Moschata Poir)(Kerala Agricultural University, 1983) Rajendran, P C; Gopalakrishnan, P K; Gopalakrishnan, T R; Peter, K VItem Bacterial wilt of pumpkin (Cucurbita Moschata Poir) and snakegourd (Trichosanthes Anguina L.) incited by pseudomonas solanacearvm (Smith) smith from India(Kerala Agricultural University, 1994) Sally K Mathew; Beena Baby, S; Lissy Markose; Koshy AbrahamItem Effect of time of sowing on incidence of mosaic in Pumpkin(Kerala Agricultural University, 1994) Latha, P; Gopalakrishnan, T RItem Seasonal variation in white fly population and its influence on the yellow vein mosaic and productivity in pumpkin (cucurbita Moschata poir)(Kerala Agricultural University, 1995) Latha, P; Gopalakrishnan, T RWhen pumpkin(O/r«rtoa moschata Poir) was sown at bimonthly interval at the College of Horticulture, Vellanikkara, incidence of yellow vein mosaic disease and population of white fly, vector of the disease, were maximum during summer. White fly populatioti was positively correlated with temperature and negatively with rainfall and relative humidity. Rainfed crops sown in the month of May was free from yellow vein mosaic disease, due to reduction in vector population during the cropping season.