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Plant growth and yield of broccoli (`Green Comet'), and cauliflower (`Majestic', `Snow Crown') cultivars were evaluated by no-tillage (NT) and conventional tillage (CT) in the fall 1987 with NH 4 NO 3  applied dry or through the trickle line. Total plant dry weight, plant stand, average head weight and number of heads harvested were not affected by tillage system. `Snow Crown' plants had less of the following leaf area, dry weight, plant stand, number of heads harvested, and total head weight, than `Majestic', especially in NT where NH 4 NO 3  applied dry. In the greenhouse, cauliflower cultivars had similar leaf area, leaf dry weight, and mot dry weight at 30, 45, and 60 days after growing in sand culture while broccoli cultivars had similar leaf area, leaf dry weight, and mot dry weight after 35, 50, and 65 days. Generally, nutrient uptake was similar at each sampling date for cultivars within crops. Cultivars had similar leaf water and osmotic potentials when grown for 2 weeks in modified growth chambers at either 23.9 or 29.4 C day, and 18.3 C night. These plants were then root-pruned and grown in sand culture for 3 weeks. Leaf area, mot dry weight, and plant dry weight was greeter for `Majestic' than for `Snow Crown' and `Olympus'.

GROWTH AND YIELD OF EARLY, MID AND LATE SEASON CULTIVARS OF BROCCOLI AND CAULIFLOWER