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CHECKLIST OF COMMERCIAL VARIETIES OF VEGETABLESName ofVariety/HybridPhule SurvarnaPhule SafedSalient FeaturesBulbs are yellow, medium to big size, less pungency. Keepingquality is good. Total soluble solid 11.5%. Average yield240 q/ha. Recommended for late kharif and rabi season.Bulbs are white and globular in shape. Bulbs mature in120-130 days after transplanting. Total soluble solid 13%.Suitable for dehydration. Average yield 250-300 q/ha.Recommended for rabi season.TNAU, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu (Multiplier)CO 1Red colour medium in size bulblets, 7-8 per plant. Averageweight of bulblets in 55-60 g/clump. Bulbs mature in90 days after sowing. Fairly pungent with medium totalsoluble solid. Average yield 100 q/ha. Recommended forkharif and rabi seasons.CO 2Bulblets are crimson colour, moderately bigger size,7-9 bulblets/plant. Average weight of bulblets is 60-65 g perclump. Bulblets mature in 65 days after sowing. Pungentwith high total soluble solid. Keeping quality is good.Average yield 120 q/ha. Moderately resistant to thripsand Alternaria blight. Recommended for kharif and rabiseasons.CO 3 Bulblets are pink in colour, bigger than Co-2 and 8-10 bulblets /plant. Average weight is 75 g/clump. Bulblets matures in 65days after sowing. Keeping quality is good. Total soluble solid13%. Average yield is 160 q/ha. Moderately resistant to thrips.Recommended for kharif and rabi seasons.MDU-1Bulbs are bright red, uniform, big size and 10-11 bulblets/plant. Average weight of bulblets is 75 g/clump. Bulbletsmature in 60-75 days after sowing. Keeping quality isgood. Average yield is 150 q/ha. Tolerant to lodgingdue to thick erect leaves. Recommended for kharif andrabi seasons.Co-4Bulbls are light brown, 8-10 bulblets/plant. Average weightis 90 g/clump. Bulbs mature in 60-65 days after sowing.Average yield 180 q/ha. Moderately resistant to thrips.Recommended for kharif and rabi seasons.Co-5Bulbs are attractive pink high yielding with bold bulblets.It is free flowering type with seed setting ability andcan be propagated through seeds as well as bulblets.Averagae yield 189 q/ha. Recommended for kharif andrabi seasons.HAU, HisarHisar-2Bulbs are bronze-red in colour, flattish globular in shape,more pungent, better shelf life. Average yield 200-250 q/ha.Hisar Onion-3 Bulbs are globular shaped, tight skinned with thin neck,high yield, less bolting, good storage life. Average yield320-350 q/ha.Recommended AreasMaharashtra andMadhya PradeshMaharashtra andMadhya PradeshKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaKarnataka, Tamil Naduand KeralaAll over IndiaHaryana40
Commercial Varieties of VegetablesName ofVariety/HybridDOG Research, Rajguru Nagar, PuneBhima RajBhima RedBhima SuperBhima KiranBhima ShaktiSalient FeaturesDark red and oval shaped bulbs with single centre and thinneck. The TSS range is from 10.0 to 11.0%. Fruit matureswithin 120-125 days after transplanting with absolutelyno bolters with average yield ranges from 25-30 t/ha withhigh percentage of marketable bulbs during rabi. It canbe stored up to 3 months during rabi season. The highestyield potential is 40-45 t/ha.Bulbs are attractive red in colour with round shape.TSS ranges from 10.0 to 11.0%. Bolters are less than5% during late kharif and almost no bolters duringrabi. It can be stored up to 4 months during late kharifseason. This variety can be grown during rabi seasonalso for immediate marketing as it can be stored up to3 months during rabi. It matures in about 115-120 daysafter transplanting during late kharif and rabi season.Average yield in late kharif season range from48.0-52.0 t/ha.Bhima Super is suitable for kharif season and can becultivated during late kharif. The variety possessesmedium red coloured round bulbs with tapering towardsneck. The TSS is from 10-11%. Bulbs attain maturity after100-110 days after transplanting during kharif season.The variety produces quality bulbs with maximumnumber of single centered bulbs with an average yieldof 26-28 t/ha in kharif and 40 to 45 t/ha in late kharifcultivation.Bulb attains immediate light red colour after harvest.Bulbs are oval to round in shape, have very less numberof bolters and doubles in rabi (less than 5%), thin neck,TSS 12%, good keeping quality suitable for storage up to5-6 months. Matures in 130 days after transplanting. Theaverage marketable yield potential is up to 41.5 t/ha duringrabi season with national average yields of 30.3 t/ha.Suitable for late kharif as well as rabi season. Bulbsattains immediate attractive red colour after harvest.Shape is round. Very less number of bolters 2.15% &0.36% and doubles 5.69% & 1.38% during late kharif andrabi season, respectively. TSS 11.8%. Small to mediumneck thickness, uniform neck fall during rabi and morethan 70% neck fall during late kharif. Bulbs have verygood storage life up to 5-6 months. Bulbs mature in130 days after transplanting during late kharif and rabiseason. It is tolerant to thrips. Marketable yield duringlate kharif is 45.9 t/ha and during rabi 42.7 t/ha inMaharashtra with national average yield of 29.18 t/haduring rabi season.Recommended AreasRajasthan, Gujarat,Haryana and DelhiMaharashtra, M.P.,Karnataka and GujaratMaharashtra, Karnatakaand GujaratDelhi, U.P., Haryana,Bihar, Punjab,Maharashtra, Karnatakaand A.P.Delhi, U.P., Haryana,Bihar, Punjab,Rajasthan, Gujarat, M.P.,Chhattisgarh, Odisha,Maharashtra, Karnatakaand Andhra Pradesh41
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