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Path analysis diagram of the direct and indirect effect of coconut vegetative traits on fruit weight. FWT = fruit weight, CDM = crown diameter, PL = petiole length, LS = leaf spread, FL = frond length, NF = number of fronds.

Path analysis diagram of the direct and indirect effect of coconut vegetative traits on fruit weight. FWT = fruit weight, CDM = crown diameter, PL = petiole length, LS = leaf spread, FL = frond length, NF = number of fronds.

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As a result of the prolonged gestation period of coconut, there is need to make selection for coconut improvement with the vegetative traits at pre-flowering stage. Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate the contributions of vegetative traits to components of yield in coconut. Coconut palm accessions of the tall type collected from...

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... data were further subjected to a correlation analysis using SPSS statistical software after which path coefficient analysis was generated using the procedure described by Streiner (2005), Xue (2007), Williams (2015) and Madeni et al. (2017). In the path analysis, fruit weight was the dependent variable while the vegetative traits were the predictor variables ( Figure 1). The total correlations between fruit weight and vegetative traits were partitioned into direct and indirect effects by the equations below: ...

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