Statistical analysis (analysis of variance and correlations) of pooled data of various phenotypic traits were carried out in wildly growing Rubus ellipticus Sm., from four populations of Himachal Pradesh. Altitudinal variations observed in every trait. Plant height may be given priority during selection.
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