Effect of seed piece spacing on the production of sweet potato transplants

Takatori, F; Welch, N; Stillman, J

Effect of seed piece spacing on the production of sweet potato transplants

Authors

F. H. Takatori
N. C. Welch
J. I. Stillman

Authors Affiliations

F. H. Takatori is Associate Specialist in Vegetable Crops, University of California, Riverside; Norman Welch is Farm Advisor, San Bernardino County; J. I. Stillman is Laboratory Technician, U.C., Riverside.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 17(3):5-6. DOI:10.3733/ca.v017n03p5. March 1963.

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Abstract

Planting cut sweet potato roots at the rate of 12 pieces per sq ft resulted in best yields of transplants in San Bernardino County tests.

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