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Tomatoes grafted into eggplant rootstock produce more fruits

By Ramon M. Epino | June 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Tomato grafted into eggplant rootstock for off-season is capable of producing more fruits during wet-hot seasons. Researchers from the Asian Vegetable Research and Development (AVRDC) refined at the Central Luzon...

Agriculture