Diseases and Management of Crops under Protected Cultivation

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(Diseases and Management of Crops under Protected Cultivation) Human Resource Development Degree awarded M.Sc. 335 PhD 195 Trainings organized No. Persons trained Summer schools (ICAR) 5 136 Summer training (DBT) 1 24 International training (IRRI) 1 11 (8 countries) Under CAS/CAFT 26 534 Mushroom Production Training 10 260 Under SGSY on Mushroom Production 60 1785 Under HTM on Mushroom 15 398 Under RKVY on IPM 76 4130 Under HTM on IPM 90 2292 Under Seed Technology Research 05 150 Out of above > 750 persons have started mushroom cultivation Future Goal: Ecologically sustainable management of plant diseases to ensure both food security & safety through education, research & extension - 25 -
Introduction (Diseases and Management of Crops under Protected Cultivation) Production and Management of Roses under Green House Santosh Kumar Department of Horticulture, G.B.P.U.A.& T., Pantnagar-263 145 (UK) Rose is the Nature’s beautiful creations, known as Queen of flowers. It is a leading cut flower grown commercially all over the world. It ranks first in global cut flower trade. This flower has a worldwide consumption of more than 40 billion. However, its cultivation demands special care and attention, so that the flower blooms to their maximum potential. Rose is cultivated for cut flower, oil extraction, rose water and flavouring agent, hips of some rose species are rich in vitamin C, petals are used for preparing Gulkand and Pankhuri. Tremendous progress has been made in raising new varieties by crossbreeding and selection. New types have arisen, the season of blooming has been prolonged to such an extent that many modern varieties bloom intermittently in some instances continuously throughout the summer and autumn months. Previously commercial rose cultivation in India was mainly in open field conditions. However, with the advent of state-of-the-art greenhouse cultivation in early 90’s, large scale cultivation of export quality cut flower in protected condition started, thereby totally altering production dynamics. Cut flower trade is world wide dominated by Hybrid Tea roses. Classification Hybrid Tea: Most popular in modern days bearing large flowers originally developed by crossing Tea roses and Hybrid Perpetuals. Hybrid Perpetuals: They are the immediate forerunners of Hybrid Tea. Floribunda: They are also known as Hybrid Polyanthas and were developed in 1924 from a cross between Hybrid Tea rose and Polyantha. Grandiflora: Mainly obtained from cross between Hybrid Tea and Floribunda types of roses. This class of rose produces beautifully formed, Hybrid Tea like blooms in clusters. Polyanthas: They produce enormous clusters of small flowers which bloom for several months. Climbers and Ramblers: Climbers grows upward with the help of modified organs. Ramblers are climbers with large clusters of small, single or double flowers. Miniatures: The miniatures are popular baby roses with small leaves and flowers. They are hardy and ideal for growing in pots. Varieties used for cut flower purpose: Flower colour Red Pink Variety Jaguar, Gabrilla, Sasha, Grand Gala, First Red, Dallas, E.G. Hill, Happiness. Kiss, Europe, Prophyta, Royal, Nobles, Pink, Aristocrat, Better Times. - 26 -
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