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Cause and effect relationship studies were carried out in 59 tomato genotypes for fourteen yield attributes and four shelf life attributes. Cause and effect relationship analysis for fruit yield per plant revealed that the characters number of primary branches per plant and number of flowers per cluster had high positive direct effect on fruit yield per plant. Cause and effect relationship analysis for shelf-life had revealed that total soluble solids (TSS) had high positive direct effect on shelf-life. Hence, direct selection based on the characters number of primary branches per plant and number of flowers per cluster will be rewarding for improving fruit yield per plant. For improving shelf life in these genotypes direct selection based on high TSS will be rewarding.

Cause And Effect Relationship For Yield And Shelf Life Attributes In Exotic Lines Of Tomato (Solanum Lycopersicum L.