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Chemical ripening of sugarcane: Sucrose enhancing response of dinitrosocifrol and triacotanol

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Ripening efficacy of dinitrosocifrol and triacontanol was evaluated on cane maturity applied through irrigation water. These two chemicals could elicit positive ripening response with an increase in pol % cane value ranging from 0.2 to 1.0 unit. No adverse effect was noticed on the top feed quality and growth of successive ratoon crop.

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Solomon, S., Shahi, H.N., Singh, I. et al. Chemical ripening of sugarcane: Sucrose enhancing response of dinitrosocifrol and triacotanol. Sugar Tech 3, 53–54 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02945531

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