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S.No. Crop Variety Salient features
1 Potato PP-101 It is a table purpose potato variety with early bulking potential. Plants are medium tall, vigorous and erect. Its tubers are light brown, oval round, uniform with shallow eyes, and creamy white flesh. Its average tuber yield is 178 q/acre.
2 Potato PP-102 It is a table purpose potato variety. Plants are medium tall, vigorous and erect with light green foliage. Its tubers are light brown, oval-round, uniform with shallow eyes, and creamy yellow flesh. Its average tuber yield is 184 q/acre.
3 Chilli CH-52 The fruits are long (9.8cm), thin skinned, pendent, borne singly, deep green in colour when immature and deep red on maturity. The fruits are pungent (0.9% capsaicin) and high in dry matter (25%). The hybrid is moderately resistant to leaf curl virus, fruit rot and root knot nematodes. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation under low tunnel and gives average yield of 106 q/acre.
4 Chilli CH-27 The fruits are medium long (6.7cm), thin skinned, light green,
when immature and deep red when mature. Fruits are pungent (0.7 capsaicin), high in dry matter (26 %) and rich in colouring matter (242 ASTA unit). The hybrid is resistant to leaf curl virus, fruit rot and root knot nematodes; and tolerant to sucking pests such as thrip and mite. Average fruit weight is3.6g and yield of red ripe fruit is 96 q/acre. It is suitable for processing/powder making.
5 Bell pepper PSM-1 The fruits are uniform, blocky with 3 distinct lobes having thick flesh and firm pericarp. The fruits are uniform, non-pungent, sweet flavored, each weigh 82g under polynet house and 75g under low tunnel, dark green in color when immature and turning deep red on maturity. The variety is tolerant to high temperature and it gives average yield of 246 q/acre under polynet house and 82q/acre under low tunnel cultivation.
6 Tomato PTH-2 The fruits are round, deep red, medium sized (75g) and firm with 3-4 locules. The hybrid has TSS content of 4.2% and lycopene content is 4.7%. The hybrid is resistant to late blight and root knot nematodes. The hybrid is suitable for processing purposes and its average yield is 270q/acre
7 Tomato Punjab Varkha Bahar-4 The fruits are firm, round and uniform in ripening with an average weight of 90g. First picking is possible 88 days after transplanting. It is suitable for cultivation in rainy/autumn season. It is resistant to leaf curl virus. Its TSS is 3.8% and lycopene content is 3.13 mg/100g of fresh weight. Average yield is 245q/acre.
8 Tomato Punjab Gaurav The fruits are oval, medium sized (90g), very firm with pointed tip and 2-3 locules. Fruits are borne in clusters of eight to nine with TSS content of 5.5% and lycopene content of 4.9mg per 100g. First picking is possible 120 days after transplanting and gives early yield (harvested till end March) of 247q/acre and total yield 934q/acre. The fruits have a shelf life of six days under ambient conditions and are suitable for both local and distant markets. The variety is suitable for protected cultivation under polynet house.
9 Tomato Punjab Sartaj The fruits are round, medium sized (85g), firm and 3-4 locules. Fruits are borne in clusters of five to six with TSS content of 5.7% and lycopene content of 5.3mg per 100g. First picking is possible 117 days after transplanting and gives early yield (harvested till end March) of 254q/acre and total yield of 900q/acre. The fruits have a shelf life of five days under ambient conditions and are suitable for both local and distant markets. The variety is tolerant to leaf curl virus and is suitable for protected cultivation under polynet house.
10 Tomato Punjab Swarna The fruits are oval, medium sized (83g), medium firm with pointed tip and 2-3 locules. Fruits are borne in clusters of 8-10 with TSS content of 4% and carotene content of 14mg per 100g. First picking is possible 120 days after transplanting and gives early yield (harvested till end March) of 166q/acre and total yield of 1087q/acre. The variety is suitable for table purpose and is suitable for cultivation under protected conditions.
11 Tomato Punjab Red Cherry The fruits are round, deep red and first picking is possible after 120 days after transplanting. Fruits are borne in clusters of eighteen to twenty with average fruit weight of 12g. Its TSS content is 6.3% and lycopene is 4.9mg per 100g of fresh weight. It gives early yield (harvested till end March) of 156q/acre and total yield of 437q/acre. It is tolerant to leaf curl virus and is suitable for protected cultivation.
12 Tomato Punjab Sona Cherry The fruits are oval, yellow in colour and first picking is possible after 112 days after transplanting. Fruits are borne in clusters of twenty to twenty five with average fruit weight of 11g. Its TSS content is 7.5% and carotene is 13mg per 100g of fresh weight. It gives early yield (harvested till end March) of 148q/acre and total yield of 425 q/acre. The variety has a shelf life of five days and is suitable for protected cultivation.
13 Tomato Punjab Kesar Cherry The fruits are oval, orange in colour and first picking is possible after 115 days after transplanting. Fruits are borne in clusters of eighteen to twenty three with average fruit weight of 11g. Its TSS content is 7.6%, lycopene content is 1.8mg per 100g and carotene is 13mg per 100g of fresh weight. It gives early yield (harvested till end March) of 138 q/acre and total yield of 405q/acre. The variety has a shelf life of six days and is suitable for protected cultivation.
14 Brinjal PBHR-41 The fruits are round, medium-large in size, shining, deep purple with purple green calyx. It matures in 65 days and average yield is 269 q/acre
15 Brinjal PBHR-42 The fruits are oval-round, medium in size, shining, purple-black with green calyx. It matures in 65 days and average yield is 261 q/acre
16 Brinjal PBH-5 The fruits are long, medium-sized and shining-purple with
green calyx. Its average yield is 255 q/acre
17 Brinjal PBH-4 The fruits are long, medium sized, shining and purple black with green calyx. It is early in fruiting and average yield is
270 q/ acre
18 Brinjal Punjab Raunak The fruits are long, medium, thin, shining and deep-purple with green calyx. Its average yield is 242 q/acre
19 Brinjal Punjab Bharpoor The fruits are small-oblong, shining, deep purple
with green calyx and borne in cluster. It is resistant to bacterial wilt disease. Its average yield is 224 q/acre
20 Carrot Punjab Jamuni It is a tropical variety which gets ready for harvesting in 92 days after sowing. Its foliage is purple green having average plant height of 68cm. Roots are purple in colour with orange flesh, tapering, 26.5 cm long, and 3.45 cm in diameter. Roots have high juice content (500ml/kg of roots). It is rich in anthocyanin and β-carotene. It has 9.49%dry matter, 7.85% TSS, 0.94 mg/100g iron and 37.6 mg/100g of calcium. Average root yield is 222q/acre.
21 Carrot Punjab Roshni It is a tropical variety and gets ready for harvesting 96 days after sowing. Its foliage is green having average plant height of 66 cm. Roots are yellow in colour, tapering 25.6 cm long and 3.43 cm in diameter. It is a rich source of lutein and β-carotene. Roots have high juice content (476ml/kg of roots),TSS (7.10%), dry matter (10.31 %) and calcium (47.3 mg/100g). Average root yield is 211q/acre.
22 Carrot PC-161 This is a tropical variety and its roots mature in 90 days after sowing. Its foliage is dark green. Roots are deep red in
colour, 30 cm long, slender and 2.84 cm in diameter. The roots have more juice content (575.50 ml/kg), sweet (TSS 9.5% and Sugar content 8.75%) and rich in β-carotene (8.88 mg/100g). Average root yield is 256 q/acre
23 Carrot Punjab Black Beauty It is a tropical variety and roots attain edible maturity after 90-95 days of sowing. Roots are purple-black, 26cm long and 3.20 cm in diameter. This variety has high nutraceutical values and excellent quality characters. It is rich in anthocyanins (182 mg/100g) and phenols (73 mg/100g) which protect us from various forms of cancers. It has high juice content (580 ml/kg), calcium (50mg/100g), iron (1.10mg/100g), TSS (7.5 per cent) and dry matter (11 per cent). Fresh carrots are suitable for salad, juice, pickle and kanji. Average root yield is 196 q/acre
24 Onion POH-1 Bulbs are round, large and light-red. It takes 142 days to harvesting and gives average yield 221 q/acre. It has tolerance to bolting and longer storage life
25 Onion PRO-7 Bulbs are red, medium-large and round with thin tight neck. It takes 120 days from transplanting to harvesting. It has good keeping quality and tolerance to bolting. The average yield is 159 q/acre
26 Onion PYO-1 Bulbs are yellow, large and globular with tight neck. It takes 141 days from transplanting to harvesting. It has good keeping quality and tolerance to bolting. The average yield is 164q/acre
27 Onion PWO-2 Bulbs are white, medium-large and round with tight neck. It takes 139 days from transplanting to harvesting. It has good keeping quality and tolerance to bolting. The average yield is 155q/acre
28 Pea Matar Ageta-7 The plants are vigorous with 15-18 well filled pods having 7-9 grains per pod. The pods are of medium length (9.57 cm), slightly curved from tip and are borne singly or in doubles. Its shelling out turn is 48 per cent. It is an early maturing variety which gives first picking in 65-70 days after sowing. Average green pod yield is 32q/acre
29 Pea Punjab-89 The plants of this variety are medium dwarf, vigorous, having more number of well filled pods (28-30 per plant). The pods borne in doubles and are dark green, long, very attractive having 9-10 grains per pod. It takes about 85-90 days for first picking. Shelled peas are very sweet and the shelling out turn is more than 55 per cent. Average green pod yield is 60 q/acre
30 Garlic PG-18 Bulbs are large (4.55 cm diameter), attractive and white with average bulb weight of 28.4 g. Cloves are medium to large sized, white and average clove number of 26 per bulb. It has dry matter of 38% and allicin content of 1.15%. Average yield is 51 q /acre
31 Okra Punjab Suhawani The fruits are medium long, dark green, tender and five ridged. It has tolerance to yellow vein mosaic disease. Its average yield is 49 q/acre
32 Muskmelon MH-51 The fruits are round and netted with green sutures. Fruit flesh is thick, salmon orange, medium juicy and flavorsome with 12.2% TSS. Its average fruit weight is 890 g. It is an early maturing hybrid and can be harvested after 62 days of transplanting. Its average fruit yield is 89.0 q/acre
33 Muskmelon MH-27 The fruit is round, light yellow, sutured and netted. Flesh is thick, salmon orange, medium juicy with 12.5 per cent TSS. The fruits develop ‘full slip’ stage. Its first picking is after 63 days of transplanting. Average fruit weight is 860 g. It is tolerant to wilt and root knot nematodes. The yield is 87.5q/acre. It has long shelf life and suitable for distant transportation
34 Muskmelon Punjab Sarda The fruits are oval-round, having bright yellow smooth rind, thick white flesh and small seed cavity. It does not attain full-slip stage at ripening. Fruits are attractive weighing around 780 g. Flesh is thick, creamy white, medium juicy with 13.5% total solids content and characteristic crispy texture. It takes 70 days from transplanting to first picking. Its average fruit yield is 56 q/acre yield. It has high firmness, long shelf life and suitable for distant transportation.
35 Pumpkin PPH-1 The fruits are small, round, mottled-green at immature stage and mottled brown at mature stage. Fruit cavity is small and flesh is golden yellow. It is extra early in maturity and gives 206 q/acre yield
36 Pumpkin PPH-2 The fruits are small, round, light green at immature stage and smooth-brown at mature stage. Fruit cavity is small and flesh is golden yellow. It is extra-early in maturity and gives 222 q/acre yield
37 Pumpkin Punjab Nawab The fruits are medium sized, flat-round, mottled-green at immature stage and mottled brown at maturity. Fruit cavity is medium, flesh thick and golden yellow. It is tolerant to pumpkin yellow vein mosaic virus disease and gives 137 q/acre yield during rainy season.
38 Pumpkin PAU Magaz Kadoo -1 It is an edible seeded variety. Its seeds are hull-less (without testa) and can be used as ‘Magaz’ and snacks. Its vines are dwarf and leaves are dark-green. Its fruits are of medium sized, round and turn golden yellow at maturity. Its seeds contain 32% omega-6, 3% protein and 27% oil content. Its seed yield is 2.9 q/acre
39 Bitter gourd Punjab Karela-15 The fruits are dark green and giving matt appearance. It is moderately resistant to yellow mosaic disease of bittergourd Average yield is 51q/acre
40 Bitter gourd Punjab Jhaar Karela-1 Fruits are attractive green, tender, spindle shaped and suitable for cooking by chopping. It is resistant to root knot nematode and virus diseases. Its average yield is 35 q/acre
41 Sponge gourd Punjab Nikhar The fruits are slender, smooth, tender, long, light green. It
takes 43 days from transplanting to first picking. Its average fruit yield is 82 q/acre yield
42 Bottle gourd Punjab Bahar The fruits are nearly round, medium sized, light green,
shining and pubescent. Its vines bear average of 9 to 10 fruits. Its average yield is 222 q/acre
43 Cucumber Punjab Kheera-1 The fruits are dark green, seedless, bitter free,
medium sized (125 g), 13-15 cm long and do not require peeling. First fruit picking is possible after 45 and 60 days of sowing for September and January sown crop, respectively. Its average yield is 304 q/acre and 370 q/acre for September and January sown crop, respectively and is suitable for poly-net house only.
44 Cucumber Punjab Kheera-11 It is gynoecious and parthenocarpic hybrid which is suitable for cultivation in poly/net house only. Its plants bear 1-2 fruits per node. Fruits are seedless, bitterness free, moderately ribbed, cylindrical in shape, dark green in colour, 16-18 cm long with average fruit weight of 150-160g and do not require peeling. It takes 45 and 60 days for first fruit picking after sowing in September and January, respectively. Average total yield is 320 q/acre and 370 q/acre in September and January sown crop, respectively.
45 Round melon Punjab Tinda-1 The fruits are round, shining, green, pubescent,
white fleshed with average fruit weight of 60 g (immature stage). First picking is possible 54 days after sowing. Its average yield is 72 q/acre
46 Radish Punjab Safed Mooli - 2 Root length is about 34 cm. It takes about 47
days for first harvest when sown during first week of October. It is mildly pungent and remains non pithy until 65 days of sowing. Average yield is 261 q/acre
47 Kasuri Methi Kasuri Supreme Its plants are trailing type and produce profuse tillers. Stem is tender and leaves are broad, trifoliate and light green in colour. It is late in bolting and give three cuttings of green leaves. First cutting is possible 42 days after sowing. Average plant height is 27 cm. The average green leaves yield is 100 q/acre
48 Coriander Punjab Khushboo Its plants are semi-erect, and produce profuse tillers. Leaves are medium broad, green, tender and excellent in aroma. It is late in bolting and gives five cuttings of green leaves. The average yield of green leaves and seed is 184q/acre and 3.16 q/acre, respectively.
49 Cluster bean Punjab Vegetable Guar-1 It is an early variety and is ready for first harvest in 51 days after sowing. Plants are erect, pubescent, un branched and medium in height. It bears 22-25 clusters per plant and each cluster has 5-6 pods. Pods are green, short, straight, tender, pubescent, and clustered at each node. Average pod length is 6.3 cm and pod weight is 0.82 g. Its average green pod yield is 39 q/acre.
50 Wanga Punjab Tarwanga-1 Its leaves are green and vines medium with intermediate internodal length. Its fruits are medium sized, cylindrical, dark green at immature stage and brown at maturity. It yields 78q/acre during spring season.
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