Commercial Breeding and Seed Production of Vegetable Crops

edited by: E Sreenivasa Rao, B.Varalakshmi, Naresh Ponnam & Saheb Pal
ISBN: 9789358871357 | Binding: Hardback | Pages: 180 | Language: English | Year of Publishing: 2024
Length: 152 mm | Breadth: 9.99 mm | Height: 229 mm | Imprint: NIPA | Weight: 210 GMS
INR 1,995.00 INR 1,796.00
 
This book will be available from 20-Aug-2024

Keywords

vegetables, balanced diet, chronic diseases, india, producer, high-yielding varieties, stress-resistant, quality seeds, recommended technologies, crop production, vegetable breeding, seed production, floral biology, pollination behavior, breeding objectives, varietal achievements, private seed companies, market segments, hybrids, varietal protection, dus guidelines, commercial seed production practices

Vegetables are a vital component of a balanced diet, and they come in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, providing a wealth of nutritious options. They are considered protective foods due to their ability to prevent chronic diseases. India is the world's second-largest producer of vegetables, ensuring a diverse and plentiful supply for its large population. Vegetable improvement has been a focus for decades, with various organizations working to develop high-yielding and stress-resistant varieties. However, disease and pest prevalence, limited access to quality seeds, and a lack of adoption of recommended technologies have created a significant gap between potential and actual yields.

For farmers, obtaining high-quality seeds is essential for successful crop production. This book aims to provide a comprehensive overview of recent trends in vegetable breeding and seed production in the country, including important crop information, seed market size, floral biology and pollination behavior, emerging breeding objectives and methods, varietal achievements, major breeding centers, private seed companies involved in improvement, market segments, ruling hybrids, varietal protection through DUS and its guidelines, and commercial seed production practices.

This resource is intended for both students and industry professionals seeking detailed information on vegetable breeding and seed production in the country.

1.    Tomato     HA Bhargavi,HC Prasanna
2.    Brinjal     Bhargavi HA, TH Singh,Pradeepkumara N,Sulochana KH
3.     Chilli and capsicum     Ponnam Naresh, Smaranika Mishra, K. Madhavi Reddy,Sai Timma Rao
4.    Okra     M. Pitchaimuthu
5.    Gourds     B. Varalakshmi,  GC Nagesh
6.    Pumpkin     Raja Shankar,
7.    Watermelon     E Sreenivasa Rao, Saheb Pal, DC Manjunatha Gowda, RN Thontadarya
8.    Muskmelon     DC Manjunatha Gowda, Eguru Sreenivasa Rao
9.    Cucumber     Vivek Hegde, M. Pitchaimuthu,S. Darshan
10.    French bean     C. Mahadevaiah
11.    Dolichos bean     M. Thangam C. Mahadevaiah
12.    Onion     BR Raghu
 

 
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