A morphological trait measured from the root collar to the apex of the main axis during the flowering or fruiting stage, which determines planting patterns and agronomic practices.
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varieties
crop Eggplant,
where this is mentioned in the description.
In eggplant variety trials, plant height is measured in centimeters or meters during the active growth phase. Based on this indicator, short (up to 40–60 cm), medium (60–120 cm), and tall (150–200 cm or more) forms are distinguished.
This trait determines the choice of cultivation method and the intensity of agronomic practices. Short-stature varieties often do not require staking and pruning, while tall varieties require mandatory support on trellises and strict training to 1–3 stems to prevent overcrowding.
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Plant height.
Varieties of Eggplant mentioned in the description
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