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CHECKLIST OF COMMERCIAL VARIETIES OF VEGETABLESName ofVariety/HybridPusa AnupamaPusa Hybrid-5Pusa Hybrid-6Pusa Hybrid-9DBHL-20IIHR, BengaluruArka AnandArka NavneethArka SheelSalient FeaturesPlants are medium tall with slightly violet tinged stem andfoliage, leaves with purple rib fruits are cylindrical, tender,purple, borne in clusters with 3-5 fruits. Resistant to bacterialwilt; first picking in 65-70 days after transplanting. Averageyield 370 q/ha.Plants are vigourous, non spiny with semi erect branches.Fruits are long, glossy, attractive, dark purple with partiallypigmented peduncle, each fruit weighing 100 g. It takes80-85 days from sowing to first picking and further pickingscontinue up to December in the Central and Northern Plains,whereas in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and AndhraPradesh from November to May. Average yield 520-540 q/ha.Plants are non spiny, semi erect, branched, vigorous, partialpigmentation on younger leaves and growing tips. Fruits areround, glossy, attractive, violet purple, partially pigmentedpeduncle with each fruit weighing 200-250 g. Being an earlybearing, hybrid it takes 85-90 days from sowing to firstpicking and further pickings continue up to December. It hasaverage yield potential of 450-470 q/ha.Plants have are green, non spiny, strong erect branches withlight pigmentation on younger leaves. Fruits are oval round,glossy, attractive, dark purple, peduncle partially pigmentedwith average weight of 300 g. It takes 90 days from sowing tofirst pickings and further pickings continue up to December.Average yield 675-700 q/ha.Fruits are long, dark purple, glossy, weighing 90-100 g andit takes about 55 days from transplanting to first harvest.Average yield 524.0 q/ha.High yielding F 1 hybrid with resistance to bacterial wilt. Fruitsare green, medium long with excellent cooking quality.Average yields 55-60 t/ha in 140 days.High yielding F 1 hybrid with large (450 g) purple oblong fruits.Average yields 65-75 t/ha in 160 days.Fruits are medium in size with deep shining purple skin.Calyx fleshy and green. Solitary bearing habit. Average yield38 t/ha.RecommendedAreasKerala, Tamil Nadu andKarnatakaBihar, Punjab,Rajasthan, U.P.,West Bengal, Delhi,Haryana, H.P., J&K,M.P., Chhattisgarh,Tamil Nadu, Kerala andKarnatakaBihar, Punjab,Rajasthan, U.P.,West Bengal, Delhi,Haryana, H.P., J&K, M.P.,Chhattisgarh, TamilNadu, Kerala, Karnatakaand Andhra PradeshGujarat andMaharashtraPunjab, Delhi, UttarPradesh and BiharRajasthan, Gujarat,Haryana, Delhi,M.P., Maharashtra,Karnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaH.P., J&K, Hills ofU.P., West Bengal,Assam, Punjab, Tarairegion of U.P., Bihar,Jharkhand, Rajasthan,Gujarat, Haryana, Delhi,M.P., Maharashtra,Karnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand Kerala10
Commercial Varieties of VegetablesName ofVariety/HybridArka KusumakarArka ShirishArka NidhiArka KeshavArka NeelkanthIIVR, VaranasiKashi SandeshKashi TaruKashi PrakashKashi KomalHAU, HisarPH-4BR-112Hisar ShyamalHisar PragatiSalient FeaturesFruits are green small borne in clusters. Soft texture withgood cooking quality. Average yield 40 t/ha.Fruits are green, extra long. Solitary bearing habit. Averageyield 39 t/ha.Fruits are purple tender with slow seed maturity having nobitter principles. Resistant to bacterial wilt. Average yield48.5 t/ha.Red purple glossy fruit skin with green calyx. Green leaveswith purple leaf base and purple veins when fruits are young.Light purple green stem. Fruits are tender with slow seedmaturity with no bitter principles. Resistant to bacterial wilt.Average yield 45 t/ha.Fruits are tender with slow seed maturity with no bitterprinciples. Resistant to bacterial wilt. Average yield 43 t/ha.Green stems, purplish green leaves and purple flowersappear in 45 days after transplanting. Fruits are purple,medium, round, fruit length 12.4 cm, diameter10.2 cm and weight 225.3 g. The picking starts in 76 daysafter transplanting. Average yield 780 q/ha.Plants are tall and erect, height 120-130 cm, leaves andstem are dark green, first flowering starts in 45-50 daysafter transplanting. Fruits are long, purple, length 31 cmand diameter 5 cm. The picking starts from 75-80 days aftertransplanting. Average yield 700-750 q/ha.Plants are semi upright, stems and leaves are green. Fruitsare attractive with light green spots, calyx spiny, averageweight 190 g. The picking starts in 80-82 after transplanting.Average yield 650-700 q/ha.Semi upright, height 90-100 cm with light green stem andleaves, first flowering takes in 35-40 days after transplanting.Fruits are light purple, long, soft texture, average length13 cm and diameter 3 cm. The picking starts in 65-70 daysafter transplanting. Average yield 800 q/ha.Plant are bushy, fruit are medium long to long and thin, deeppurple in colour, flesh light green. Average yield 250-300 q/ha.Plants are bushy, fruits are round with bright purple colourand fleshy. Average yield 250 q/ha.Fruits are round, bright, dark purple in colour. Average yield300-325 q/ha.Suitable for summer season, fruit are long bright dark purplecolour. Average yield 325-350 q/ha.RecommendedAreasPunjab, Tarai region ofU.P., Bihar, Jharkhand,Rajasthan, Gujarat,Haryana, Delhi,Karnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnatakaKarnatakaAll over IndiaU.P. and JharkhandU.P. and JharkhandAll over IndiaAll over IndiaAll over IndiaAll over IndiaHaryana11
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