Growth and yield responses of a hybrid tomato Karnataka, to varying concentrations of Alar and Cycocel. applied at three different stages of plant growth and their combinations. were evaluated during kharif 1974. The treatments generally reduced plant height, but increased stem diameter. number of branches and total yield of fruits per plant. The effects were directly proportional to the concentrations and were significantly greater when the plants were treated at nursery stage compared to those treated at later stages of their growth or untreated plants.
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