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Causes of abnormal seedlings
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Causes of abnormal seedlings

Musa May 7, 2019
Causes of abnormal seedling.
Causes of abnormal seedlings
 
1.
    A. Age immatured seed
    B. Unfavorable storage condition of the seed.
    C. Essential structure become missing.
2. Disease infection.
3. Mechanical injury – caused by harvesting, threshing, cleaning and transport purposes.
4. Insect injury – caused in field or storage time. It may be externally or internally.
5. Chemical treatment – different type of chemical use, such as 2,4 – D Furadan.

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