Late Maturing Varieties
Kufri Sindhuri
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The late-maturing (100-110 days) variety Kufri Sindhuri is ideal for cultivation in Bihar, Gujarat, Karnatalca,Jammu and Kashmir, Maharashtra, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
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It yields 35-40 tonnes/ha tubers. Tubers are medium, red, round with medium deep eyes and dull white flesh.
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It is moderately resistant to early blight, tolerant to PLRV and has slow rate of degeneration and possesses long tuber dormancy.
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It is also tolerant to temperature and water stress to some extent. It is suitable for dehydrated instant flakes and canning.
Kufri Badshah
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It matures in 100-110 days. It is suited for cultivation in parts of Gujarat, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
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It is capable of producing 35-40 tonnes/ha tubers. The tubers are large, white and oval with fleet eyes and dull white flesh.
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The variety possesses moderate resistance to late blight, early blight and potato virus X.
Kufri Chipsona 1
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It is suitable for making chips, French fries and flakes.
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This variety can be grown in North Indian plains in main autumn season, with an average yield potential of 300-350 q/ha. 30-35 t/ha.
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Its tubers have average dry- matter content of 20-23% and reducing sugars of 10-100mg/100 g of fresh weight depending upon the location and cultural practices.
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The tubers yield acceptable chip colour from 90 days maturity onwards.
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The 110 days grown crop keeps well at 10-12°C for 4-5 months with respect to chipping quality.
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The variety has excellent keeping quality.
Kufri Chipsona 2
Kufri Chipsona 3
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Its tubers are of ovoid shape with medium deep eyes and creamy flesh.
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The total and processing grade tuber yield is higher than Kufri Chipsona 1 and Kufri Chipsona 2.
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This variety is resistant to late blight with an average yield potential of 300-350 q/ha.
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The chemical maturity of variety reaches in 110 days and tubers yield acceptable chip colour for 4-6 months during storage at 10- 12°C.
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Kufri Chipsona 3 has good processing quality with more than 20 % dry-matter content and very low reducing sugars (< 0.05 %) in plains.
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Last modified: Tuesday, 8 November 2011, 9:22 AM