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Select Bibliography Select Bibliography The following references are intended to supplement those given at the end of each _of the vegetable family sections; pests and disease references are given at the end of Appendix 2. Many of the following texts contain relevant lists of reference sources to specific crops. Acland, J.D. (1971) East African Crops, Longman, Harlow. Allen, O.N. and Allen, E.K. (1981) The Leguminosae, Macmillan, Basingstoke. ASHS (1976) Proceedings of the Tropical Region Annual Meeting, American Society for Horticultural Science, Puerto Rico. ASHS (1978) Proceedings of the Tropical Region Annual Meeting, Vol. 22, American Society for Horticultural Science, Chile. Astley, D., Innes, N.L. and Meer, Q.P., (1982) Genetic Resources of Allium species, International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, AGPG/IBPG/ 81/77, FAO, Rome. AVRDC (1975) Reports on Chinese Cabbage, Mung Bean, Soybean, Sweet Potato and Tomato, Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center, Taiwan. 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(1978) Pest Control in Tropical Root Crops, PANS Manual No.4, Overseas Development Administration, London. ABSTRACT JOURNALS Abstracts on Tropical Agriculture, Department of Agricultural Research, Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Horticultural Abstracts, Commonwealth Bureau of Horticulture and Plantation Crops, East Malling Research Station, Maidstone, England. 418 Appendix 1 Cultivars of Vegetables Grown in Tropical Areas Amaranthus caudatus AMARANTHUS SPP. India: A 38. A. cruentus India: Chauli, Choti West Africa: Amarante Rouge, Amarante Verte, Fotete, Fotete Rouge, Fotete Vert-rouge, Guri 170, Kumetis 3, Nandom 11, Kulungu 14 A. dubius West Africa: Klareon A. tricolor India: Badi Chauli, Banerjee's Giant, Champa, Dengo Sag, Kativa Data, Lal Sag Rouge, La.! Sag Verte, Natia Sag, Paddo Natra Sag, Palang Sag. Philippines: Green Leaf, Red Leaf, Tiger Leaf Asparagus officinale ASPARAGUS Malaysia: Giant French, Perfection Central Africa: Colossale de Conover, Early Giant Argenteuille, Umburgia East Africa: California 500, Mary Washington. Multiregional: California 500, Darbone, Huchels Stamdenauslese. 419 Appendix 1 CULTIVARS Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis ASPARAGUS BEAN India: Pusa Barsati, Pusa Dofasali, Pusa Phalguni Philippines: Bulacan Dark Purple, Los Banos Bush Sitao No.1, Singapore light Green, Tender Green West Africa: Hanbru, Iran Grey, Jebba Pea, Maherere Clay, Pale Green, Prima, Six Weeks Georgia West Indies: Long White Multiregional: California Blackeye Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris BEETROOT India and Sri Lanka: Crimson Globe, Detroit Dark Red Philippines: Crosby Special, Detroit Dark Red, Early Wonder, King Red West Africa: Asgrow Wonder, Crosby's Egyptian, Egyptian Turnip Rooted, Spangsbjerg Central and South America: Detroit, Detroit Red Short-top, Early Wonder Green, Garnet, Greentop Bunching, Redpack, Ruby Queen, Wonder Precoce, Sempre Verde Multiregional: Crimson Globe, Detroit Dark Red, Early Wonder, Egyptian Turnip-rooted, Emerald, Flat Egyptian, Globe, Green Trop Momordiea eharantia BITTER CUCUMBER India: Arka Harit, Coimbatore Long, Karela, Pusa Do Mansmi Lagenaria sieeraria BOTTLE GOURD India and Sri Lanka: All Seasons Long, Doodhi Long White, Hot Season Long White, Lau, Long White Prolific, Pusa Manjari, Pusa Meghdut, Pusa Summer Prolific Long, Summer Prolific Round, White Surat West Indies: Lau, Long White Prolific Vieia/aha BROAD BEAN India and Sri Lanka: The Sultan China: Hsinchu No.2, Kou Pan Chin East Africa: Early Long Pod, Aquadulce Multiregional: Long Pod, Aquadulce, Ada Early, Green Windsor 420 Appendix 1 CULTIVARS Brassica oleracea var. capitata CABBAGE India and Sri Lanka: Chieftan, Copenhagen Market, Earliest, Eclipse Drumhead, Express, Glory of Enkhuizen, Golden Acre, Jersey Wakefield, Large Blood Red, Mammoth Rock Red, Pride of India, Pusa Drumhead, Drumhead Savoy, September Thailand: Big Cropper, Chogo, Copenhagen, Harvester Queen, Green Boy West Africa: Brunswick,
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