Photoperiod effect on commercial quality of Althaea rosea plants obtained from elite germplasm

Althaea rosea has little spread in Buenos Aires despite of its decorative value. Starting from seeds of wild plants and after 3 cycles of selection, we have obtained germplasm with good behavior in pots. With the aim of disseminating A rosea, we faced tests in pots, with the objective of estimating...

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