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IGKV Raipur

Varieties &Technologies Developed

Indira Gandhi Krishi VishwavidyalayaRaipur (Chhattisgarh) 492 012


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Part I : Varieties/hybrids developed by Indira GandhiKrishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur(Chhattisgarh), India

A. Crop : Rice1 Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/

strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Rice - Poornima (R 281-31-1, IET12284)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ different agro-climatic conditions

how it is an improvement over theexisting technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporated etc.)

Chhattisgarh plains (upland ecosystem) Recommended for direct seeded rainfed upland

ecosystems of the state. For cultivation on rainfed bunded Matasi soil of

Chhattisgarh plains. Under transplanted irrigated situation provided

transplanting can be done with maximum 30days old seedlings.

Its grain type is long slender were as existingvarieties Annada and Tulsi are coarse grained.

3. Performance results (yield,quality, level of resistance forinsect/ pest and diseases etc.)percent improvement

Average yield : 3.0-3.5 t/ha. Being an early duration variety, it escapes the

most of the diseases and pests under fieldconditions.

It has a good escape as well as tolerance capacityto moisture stress.

4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/ as applicable) andreasons for its attractiveness

Breeder Seed : fine grain : Rs. 3900/ per qtlCoarse grain : Rs. 3700/ per qtl

Long slender, translucent endosperm with good headrice recovery and eating quality.

5. Economic benefits overconventional material/ technologyalong with other pertinentinformation

The variety Poornima recorded 13.2%, 26.0% and11.4% increased over the Tulsi, Aditya and Kalinga-3 respectively in adoptive research trial on Farmersfield.

6. Social/environmental/ otherbenefits

Upland farmers of the state and out state (M.P. andother adjoining states) benefited.

7. Status of commercialization/ IPOrights etc.

Notification No. 360 (E) dt 1-5-1997

8. If commercialized, name andaddresses of the firms/ entrepreneurto whom the technology has beentransferred.

National Seed Project, IGKV, Raipur

9. Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for example confirmingto the norms of NationalBiodiversity Authority or others)

The application for registration as extent variety hasalready been submitted to Registrar PPV & FRauthority.


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10. Indicative photographs with properlighting (full size jpeg format)

JPG Photo of Plants, paddy and rice kernel attached.

11. Contact details of generator (Postaladd., email, telephone, fax etc).`

Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284Principal Rice Breeder and Head, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012(C.G.)E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302

12 Source of availability of material/ technology in future

1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt. Ltd.,Raipur

2. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur

2 . Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/


Rice - Mahamaya (R 320-298, IET

10749)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement over theexisting technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporated etc.)

Recommended by All India Rice workshop forthe state of M.P, Chhattisgarh, U.P. and Tripura.

It has already been adapted on considerable areasin both irrigated and rainfed ecologies of EasternM.P.

Suitable for ' Poha ' (flaked rice) industry. The variety Mahamaya is resistant to gall midge

and tolerance to brown spot and sheath rot.Where as the existing variety Kranti susceptible

to gall midge and other major pest and diseases.3. Performance results (yield,quality, level of resistance forinsect/ pest and diseases etc.)percent improvement

Average yield : 4.5-5.5 t/ha Resistant to gall midge and tolerant to WBPH,

leaf folder, sheath rot, brown spot and BLB. This variety has better tolerance to drought at

Physiological level4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/

as applicable) andreasons for its attractiveness


The variety Mahamaya has long bold grains andgood for the Poha industry and also acceptable forconsumption to medium and lower income peoplewhich is major rice consuming group.


In minikit demonstrations conducted on farmers field(75 trials) Mahamaya variety showed superiority overthe check variety Kranti by 6.18 % higher yield.


The variety is highly acceptable to farmers becauseof its high yield potential and complete resistance togall-midge (biotype-1) and tolerance to blast, sheathrot, brown spot and bacterial blight.

7. Status of commercialization/ IPO Notification No. 1(E) dated 1-1-1996)


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rights etc.8. If commercialized, name and

addresses of the firms/ entrepreneurto whom the technology has beentransferred.

1. National Seed Project, IGKV, Raipur2. Govt. of Chhattisgarh, Department of Agriculture





11. Contact details of generator (Postaladd., email, telephone, fax etc).


[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302Dr. Sandeep Bhandarkar, M: 94252-13462Dr. Ravindra Verma, M: 98271-67044





strains/ micro-propagules/

microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Rice - Shyamla (IET 12561, R 259-WR37-2)


Recommended for all growing areas of the statewhere wild rice is a problem.

This variety showed better tolerance againstmajor pest and diseases than other purple leaf varieties (Cross 51 and Nagkesar).

Better tolerance to drought than other purple leaf varieties.

3. Performance results (yield,quality, level of resistance forinsect/ pest and diseases etc.)

percent improvement

Average yield : 3.5-4.0 t/ha This variety help in identification of wild rice

plants in early crop growth stage in nursery and

field. This variety having long slender grain with good

head rice recovery percentage.4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/



This variety is very much liked by the farmers andappreciated by them for yield and appreciated bythem for yield and market acceptance. Karga infestedareas farmers are multiplying and distributing


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amongst themselves.5. Economic benefits over

conventional material/ technologyalong with other pertinentinformation

Wild rice is a very specific problem of Chhattisgarhand adjoining state. Shyamla variety purple leaf colour, dwarf with good yield level serve thispurpose to a very great extent.


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Notification No. 360 (E) dt 1-5-1997)















Rice - Danteshwari (IET 15450, R302-111)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/

recommended for the specific/ different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement over theexisting technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporated etc.)

The variety Danteshwari recommended all ricegrowing zones of Chhattisgarh and Madhya

Pradesh Recommended for direct seeded rainfed uplandecosystem of state. Being a early maturityvariety, it escapes most of the pest and diseasesin Kharif season as being early.

This variety is closely resemble with thePoornima variety which is susceptible to gallmidge, whereas Danteshwari is resistant and alsosuitable for summer cultivation.


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Normally escape water stress being an earlyvariety. Posses good physiological tolerance todrought.


Average yield : 3.0 to 3.5 t/ha. Resistance to gall midge and tolerant to brown

spot.



It is long slender with translucent grains. It has goodhead rice recovery and kernel elongation ratio.


The released variety Danteshwari surpassedPoornima, Poorva and Kalinga-3 by 6.10%, 24.88%and 83.69% respectively on the basis of exhaustive 7years (1992-1998) multiplication experimentsconducted within entire state.


The variety Danteshwari is acceptable to farmersbecause of its high yield potential, desirable graintype with better head rice recovery, resistance to gallmidge, tolerant to brown spot and specially suitablefor summer cultivation.


Notification No. 1134 (E)dt.15.11.01)









[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302





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Rice - Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 (R636-405, IET 15376)


Recommended for irrigated areas of Chhattisgarh state and medium to heavy texturedsoil of state for rainfed ecosystem.

The variety Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 is resistantto gall midge where as varieties like Madhuri,Pusa Basmati and other scented varieties aresusceptible.

This variety has better tolerance to drought thanother scented variety of this group.

3. Performance results (yield,quality, level of resistance for

insect/ pest and diseases etc.)percent improvement

Average yield : 4.0 to 4.5 t/haResistance to Gall midge, tolerant to Brown spot and

field tolerance to Blast and Stem borer.



Medium slender grain, strongly scented5. Economic benefits over

conventional material/ technologyalong with other pertinentinformation

State multilocation data show the distinct superiorityof Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 over recommendedcheck varieties viz., Madhuri-11 and Pusa Basmati.The released variety Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1showed overall superiority in grain yield overMadhuri-11 and PR 106 by 29.93 % and 30.06%respectively.

6. Social/environmental/ otherbenefits The variety Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1 is acceptable tofarmer because of its high yield potential, stronglyscented with resistant to gall midge, field tolerance toBlast and sheath blight.


(Notification No. 124(E) dt.2.2.2005)



9. Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for example confirming

to the norms of NationalBiodiversity Authority or others)

The application for registration as extent variety hasalready been submitted to Registrar PPV & FR

authority.






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Rice - Bamleshwari (IET 14444, R738-1-64-2-2)


Recommended by 33 rd All India Rice workshopfor state of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh andEastern Utter Pradesh.

The variety although recommended for irrigatedsituation, yet posses a good level of tolerance todrought.


Average yield : 4.5 to 5.5 t/ha The variety 'Bamleshwari' has resistance to BLB

and tolerant to Sheath blight and Brown spot. This variety has also posses field tolerance to

gall midge and WBPH.4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/



The variety 'Bamleshwari' has high yield potentialand almost complete resistant to BLB and hightolerance to Sheath blight, Brown spot and alsoacceptable to 'poha industry '.


Distinct superiority of Bamleshwari over the nationalchecks Jaya, Suraksha and local checks. In All IndiaCoordinated trials R 738-1-64-2-2 showed 12.1%,19.1% and 30.6 % increased in yield over Jayaduring 1995, 1996 and 1997 respectively and 8.815.8 percentage increase in yield over Suraksha in1996 and 1997 and 6.9, 22.5 % increase over localcheck in 1995 and 1997 respectively.


The variety Bamleshwari is highly acceptable in BLBand Blast prone areas of the state.


Notification No. 1134 (E) dated 15-11-01

8. If commercialized, name andaddresses of the firms/ entrepreneurto whom the technology has been



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transferred.9. Special regulatory requirements

required (for example confirmingto the norms of NationalBiodiversity Authority or others)












Rice - Samleshwari (IET 17455, R1027-2282-2-1)


Recommended for direct seeding in rainfeduplands and in rainfed bunded Matasi soils of Chhattisgarh plains and in transplanted irrigatedsituation provided transplanting with 21 to 25days old seedlings.

Tolerance to drought. It withstands under waterstress as well as irrigated situation and rainfedsituation. Comparatively less yield reduction dueto water stress as compared to IR-64, Mahamayaand Swarna in both the situations.

The variety Samleshwari resemble with theAnnada which is susceptible to gall midge. Thusit may prove an alternate to Annada and as wellas Poornima.


Average yield : 3.0 to 3.5 t/ha.Resistance to GM 1 & 4, moderately resistance toBlast and tolerant to Brown spot and Neck blast.



High amylose, medium gel consistency, high headrice recovery and desirable alkali value.


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The released variety Samleshwari tested in IVT-Eduring 2001 ranked 2 nd and recorded mean yield of 2736 kg/ha. It exhibited 39.80%, 21.82% and 65.42%yield improvement over national check Annada andregional check (Narendra 97) and local check respectively.


This variety is highly acceptable to farmers due to itsmedium slender grain, high head rice recovery,resistant to gall midge and moderately resistance toblast and tolerant to Brown spot.


Notification No. -S.O. 1178 (E)









[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302






Rice - Jaldubi (AR 1023, IET 17153)


Recommended for direct seeding rainfed shallow& semi deep water ecosystem prevalentespecially in Surguja, Korea districts of C.G. andadjoining district of M.P.

For transplanting in rainfed shallow & semi-deepwater ecosystem with maximum 35 days oldseedlings.

Tolerance to lodging.3. Performance results (yield, Average yield : 4.0 to 4.5 t/ha.


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quality, level of resistance forinsect/ pest and diseases etc.)percent improvement

Resistant to Blast and gall midge biotype 1.



Behra of Northern Hill Zone and Gabhar of BastarPlateau Zone


The variety Jaldubi has yield advantage of 21.44%over Safari 17 and 18.54% over Mahsuri in Northernhill region of Chhattisgarh.


The variety Jaldubi is highly accepted by the farmersof Surguja because of its high yield potential, goodstraw yield, good head rice recovery, tolerance tolodging and resistance to gall midge and blast.


Notification No.: S.O. 1178 (E) Dt. 20-7-2007









[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302Dr. Santosh Sinha, M: 94242-50671




9 . Item Details

1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Rice - Chandrahasini (R 979-1528-2-1,IET 16800)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement over the

Recommended for irrigated ecosystem of Chhattisgarh.

Suitable for cultivation on rainfed bundedhaving medium to heavy textured soils of Chhattisgarh plains.


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existing technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporated etc.)


Average yield : 4.0 to 4.5 t/ha. Resistant to GM 1, moderately resistance to

BPH, Leaf folder, WBPH and Neck blast andtolerant to Leaf Blast, Brown spot and Sheathrot.

Moderately tolerant to drought.4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/



This culture is highly acceptable to farmers becauseof its high yield potential, export quality grain (nonbasmati) with desirable quality i.e. intermediate GT,high amylase, soft gel consistency and high headrice recovery and resistant to GM 1, moderatelyresistance to BPH, Leaf folder, WBPH and Neck blast and tolerant to Leaf Blast, Brown spot andSheath rot.


State multilocation data showed the distinctsuperiority of variety Chandrahasini overrecommended check non basmati export qualityvarieties of the state viz. PR 106 and IR 64. Thevariety Chandrahasini showed over all superiority inyield over PR 106 and IR 64 by 18.15% and 9.79%respectively.


The variety Chandrahasini is acceptable to farmerbecause of its high grain yield desirable export (nonbasmati) grain quality and multiple resistance.


Notification No.: S.O. 1178 (E) dated: 20.7.2007








Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284Principal Rice Breeder and Head, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur -492012 (C.G.)E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302




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10. Item Details


Rice - Indira Sona, hybrid (IRH-5,IET 18872)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement over theexisting technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporatedetc.)

Traditional rice growing areas with assured rainfallduring Kharif season and irrigated areas during Rabihot weather season in Chhattisgarh.


Average yield : 6.0-6.5 t/haResistance to gall Midge and tolerance to blast.Non lodging and non shattering



High milling and head rice recovery (55%) andtranslucent kernel type


The Indira Sona hybrid is suitable for irrigatedecosystem of state. In state the hybrid rice areaunder is about 12-15 percent.


Indira Sona is first hybrid developed by IGKV,Raipur and acceptable to farmers due to its highyield, desirable grain quality and resistant to gallmidge and tolerance to blast.


Notification No.: S.O. 1178 (E) dated: 20.7.2007IC No.: Hybrid 549326, A line: 549327, B line:549328, R line: 549329

8. If commercialized, name andaddresses of the firms/ entrepreneur to whom thetechnology has been transferred.







Dr. Deepak Sharma, M: 09826647509Principal Scientist, Department of Genetics andPlant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012 (C.G.)


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than Mahsuri, while statistically at par withSwarna and Mahamaya.

It matures 15-20 days earlier than Swarna. It has higher per day productivity (37.7 kg/day)

than Swarna (35.1 kg/day).6. Social/environmental/ other

benefitsThis variety is highly acceptable to farmers becauseof it has high yield than Mahsuri. It has better grainquality and early maturity than Swarna. It hasresistant major pest and diseases.


Notification No. 2458(E) dated: 16.10.2008





10. Indicative photographs withproper lighting (full size jpegformat)


11. Contact details of generator(Postal add., email, telephone, faxetc).

Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, M: 9425507284Principal Rice Breeder and Head, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur -492012 (C.G.)E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302




12 . Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/

breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn

etc.

Rice - IGKVR-1244(Maheshwari, R1244-1246-1-605-1, IET 19796)


Recommended for irrigated ecosystem of Chhattisgarh.

Suitable for cultivation on rainfed bundedhaving medium to heavy textured soils of Chhattisgarh plains.


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Average yield : 5.0-5.5 t/ha Resistance to Leaf Blast and Gall-midge Moderately resistant/tolerant to Sheath blight,

RTV, BPH and Stem borer. This variety has better tolerance to drought at

Physiological level.4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/



The Variety Maheshwari possesses long Slendergrain, better head Rice Recovery (52.2%),intermediate Amylose content (24.1%). Its cooksbetter as its Gel consistency is medium (59 mm) andintermediate alkali spreading value (4.6) with exportquality.


This variety consistency performed better than IndiraSugandhit Dhan-1 in state multilocation trials. On anaverage the variety exhibited 44.01% increase overIndira Sugandhit Dhan-1, 55.81% increase overDubraj & 7.60% increase over IR 64. Overall thisentry seems to be better yielder than Indira SugandhitDhan-1, Dubraj & IR 64.


The variety IGKVR-1244 (Maheshwari) is acceptableto farmers because it has high yield and high grainquality than IR 64. It has resistance to leaf blast, Gallmidge and better tolerance to Sheath blight, RiceTungro, BPH and Stem borer than the National, localcheck and qualifying varieties tested in the AICRIPand state trials.


Notification No. S.O. 456(E) dt.: 16.3.2012







11. Contact details of generator(Postal add., email, telephone, faxetc).


[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302




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13. Item Details


Rice - Indira Barani Dhan-1 (RF-17-38-70, IET 21205)


Rainfed shallow lowlands of Chhattisgarh State. This variety has been specifically bred for

Rainfed Shallow Lowland Ecosystem of Chhattisgarh plains and also adopted to Aerobicconditions.

It tolerates moderate level of drought and tosome extent escape terminal stage drought.


Average yield (kg/ha)AICRIP (2007-2009) Aerobic : 4135Farmer field (2009) : 4256Drought Breeding trials (2005-08) Raifed :1517

Moderately resistant to Stem Borer. Field tolerance to Neck blast and Bacterial

Blight.4. Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/



This Variety (Indira Barani Dhan-1) possesses

Medium Slender grain with golden husk, High HeadRice Recovery (64.4%) and intermediate Amylosecontent (24.7).


In AICRIP (2007-09) Aerobic testing thisvariety exhibited overall mean 16.4% higheryield then IR 64 and 4.2% over local check.

In drought breeding rainfed trials (2005-08) thisvariety exhibited overall mean 173.6% higheryield than IR 64 and 82.9% higher than MTU1010.


The variety Indira Barani Dhan-1 is mild stress andfield tolerance to major pest and diseases and

acceptable grain quality.7. Status of commercialization/ IPOrights etc.




9. Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for example confirming

The application for registration as extent variety hasalready been submitted to Registrar PPV & FR


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to the norms of NationalBiodiversity Authority or others)

authority.




Dr. S. B. Verulkar, M: 9752152034Principal Scientist, Department of Genetics andPlant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012 (C.G.)Fax: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302Dr. A. K. Sarawgi, Principal Scientist & HeadE-mail: [email protected],

[email protected], M: 942550728412 Source of availability of material/

technology in future1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt. Ltd.,

Raipur2. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur


breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cellline/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Rice - IGKVR1 (Indira Rajeshwari, R1124-258-3-86-1, IET 19569)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement overthe existing technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporatedetc.)

Irrigated areas of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradeshand Orissa.

Rainfed areas of medium to heavy soils of (Dorsaand Kanhar) Chhattisgarh.

It has higher yielder than Mahamaya and IR 64.


Average yield (kg/ha) :AICRIP (84 Loc.) : 5188State multilocation trials (2004-2008) : 4696

Moderately resistance to Leaf Blast, Gall midgeand Brown spot.

Field resistant/tolerant to Neck blast and Sheathblight.

Tolerant to drought at Physiological level.4. Likely cost (per unit weight/

area/ as applicable) andreasons for its attractiveness

Breeder Seed : fine grain : Rs. 3900/ per qtl

Coarse grain : Rs. 3700/ per qtlThe Variety Indira Rajeshwari (IET 19569) possesseslong bold grain, good head Rice Recovery,intermediate Amylose content (24.56%). Its cooksbetter as its Gel consistency is medium (44 mm) andintermediate alkali spreading value (4.50). Thisvariety suitable for Poha industry.

5. Economic benefits overconventional material/

The variety IGKVR1 in AICRIP trials hasrecorded excellent average yield superiority of


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technology along with otherpertinent information

11.35% over IR 64 (National check), 6.16% overSasyasree (Regional check) and 3.99% over localchecks in 84 locations of 18 states across the country.

In state multilocation trials (2004 to 2008) thisvariety has recorded yield advantages of 4.08% overMahamaya and 9.96% over IR 64.


The variety IGKVR-1 (Rajeshwari) is highlyacceptable to farmers due to its high yield, resistanceto gall midge biotypes 1 and 6 and leaf blast and alsosuitable for Poha industry.

It has 5 to 7 days earlier in maturity and proveto be better alternate than existing popular varietyMahamaya of state.





9. Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for exampleconfirming to the norms of National Biodiversity Authorityor others)




11. Contact details of generator(Postal add., email, telephone,fax etc).


[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302





breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cellline/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Rice - IGKVR2 (DURGESHWARI, R1243-1224-578-1, IET 19795)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/

Recommended for eastern regions of IndiaChhattisgarh, Orrisa and Bihar under irrigated andrainfed ecosystem.


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different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement overthe existing technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporatedetc.)


Average yield : 5.0-5.5 t/ha. Resistance to Leaf Blast. Moderately resistant/tolerant to Sheath blight,

Bacterial Blight, Sheath rot, Gall-midge and RiceTungro diseases.

This variety has better tolerance to drought atPhysiological level.



The Variety Durgeshwari (IET 19795) possesses longSlender grain, better head Rice Recovery, intermediateAmylose content (24.62%). Its cooks better as its Gelconsistency is medium (63 mm) and intermediatealkali spreading value (4.0) with export quality.

5. Economic benefits overconventional material/ technology along with otherpertinent information

The variety IGKVR2 in AICRIP trial has recordedexcellent average yield superiority of 6.25% over IR64 (National check), 15.09% over PR 106(National/Regional) and 7.22% over local checks in74 location of 11 states across the country.

In state multilocation trial the variety IGKVR2tested from 2004 to 2008 and recorded significantyield advantages of 39.24, 69.22 and 26.60 percentover the Indira Sugandhit Dhan-1, Dubraj and IR 64respectively.


This variety (IGKVR2) is highly acceptable to farmersdue to its desirable grain quality medium duration andexhibited significant yield advantages over PR 106, IR64 and local check. This variety has moderatelyresistance to major pest and diseases. This variety wasreleased by the CVRC for state of Chhattisgarh,Orissa and Bihar.





9. Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for exampleconfirming to the norms of National Biodiversity Authorityor others)





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11. Contact details of generator(Postal add., email, telephone,fax etc).


[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442131, 2442302




B. Wheat

16 .Item Details

1 Name of varieties/ hybrids/ seed/ planting material/ breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawnetc.

Wheat - Arpa (CG 5011)

2 Characteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ differentagro-climatic conditions how it is animprovement over the existingtechnologies, safety/ quarantine factorsincorporated etc.)

It is derivative of cross HD 2234 x HUW 309.Its average grain yield is 23.7 q/ha. It has dwarf plant of 80 cm height and matures in 110-112days. It is suitable for rice-wheat croppingsystem. its seeds are amber in colour.

3 Performance results (yield, quality, levelof resistance for insect/ pest anddiseases etc.)

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4 Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/ asapplicable) and reasons for itsattractiveness

Rs. 1750/- per qntl. -

5 Additional information in terms of economic benefits over conventionalmaterial/ technology along with otherpertinent information

It has resistance to brown and black rusts underfield conditions.

6 Social/environmental/ other benefits -7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights

etc.

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8 If commercialized, name and addressesof the firms/ entrepreneur to whom thetechnology has been transferred.

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9 Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for example confirming tothe norms of National BiodiversityAuthority or others)

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10 Indicative photographs with proper -


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lighting (image size not exceeding500kb,300 dpi,24 bit colour, jpegformat)

11 Contact details of person to whomtechnology and further details can beheld (information on the postal address,email, telephone, fax etc).

Dr. A.P. Agarwal, Principal Scientist, TCBCollege of Agriculture & Research Station,Bilaspur (CG)Mobile - 09424282372


1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt.Ltd., Raipur

2. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya,Raipur

17 . Item Details


Wheat - Ratan (CG 5016)


It was developed from cross HUW 325 x DL2307. Suitable for semi irrigated areas of Chhattisgarh. Its seeds are amber in colour andmedium in size (38 g/1000 seeds).


it has an average yield of 19 q/ha


Rs. 1750/-


It has resistance to brown and black rusts underrainfed conditions.

6 Social/environmental/ other benefits -7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights

etc.S.O. 2187 (E) dated 27.08.2009. S.No. 45


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10 Indicative photographs with properlighting (image size not exceeding

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1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt.Ltd., Raipur


C. Minor Millets:

1. Finger Millet

18 . Item Details1 Name of varieties/ hybrids/ seed/

planting material/ breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawnetc.

Finger Millet - Indira Ragi-1


Rainfed upland (Marhan and Tikara) areas of Bastar Plateau Zone


An average of 26.71 quintals per hectareIt has 27.13% superior yield over PR 202Responsive to recommended doses of fertilizers, suitable for upland rainfedsituations, lodging and shattering resistance.


Breeder/Foundation/Certified will be producedas per indented by State Government


It gives 27.13% more economic yield incomparison to local and other recommendedvarieties

6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Ragi growing Community will be benefitted7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights

etc.IC No. 593604 NotificationNo. Yet to be alloted


At initial stage in seed production rolling plan(Indent is not being given by State Govt. forbreeder seed)

9 Special regulatory requirementsrequired (for example confirming to

Not yet Registered to Registrar IPFR, Delhi


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the norms of National BiodiversityAuthority or others)

10 Indicative photographs with properlighting (image size not exceeding500kb,300 dpi,24 bit colour, jpegformat)

JPG Photo of Plants, seeds, flowers (enclosed)


Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005(C.G.)Phone 07782-150, 229360Fax 07782-229360e-Mail [email protected]


1. Seed Corporation Farm Kokamunda, Bastar2. Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005(C.G.)

2. Kodo Millet19 . Item Details


Kodo Millet - Indira Kodo-1


Rainfed areas (Marhan and Tikra) of BastarPlateau Zone.

3 Performance results (yield, quality, level

of resistance for insect/ pest anddiseases etc.)

An average of 24.37 quintals per hectare

It has 8.50% superior yield over thecheck variety GPUK-24 Likely cost (per unit weight/ area/ as

applicable) and reasons for itsattractiveness

Breeder/Foundation/Certified At initial stage inseed production rolling plan (Indent is notbeing given by State Govt. for breeder seed)


It gives 8.50% more economic yield incomparison to local and other recommendedvariety (GPUK-2)

6 Social/environmental/ other benefits Kodo growing Community will be benefited7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights

etc.IC No. 593603Notification No. under process


At initial stage in seed production rolling plan(Indent is not being given by State Govt. forbreeder seed)


Not yet Registered to Registrar IPFR, Delhi

10 Indicative photographs with properlighting (image size not exceeding


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Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005(C.G.)Phone 07782-150, 229360Fax 07782-229360e-Mail [email protected]


1. Seed Corporation Farm Kokamunda, Bastar2. Dean, SGCARS, Jagdalpur 494 005(C.G.)

D. Pulses:

1. Mungbean

20 Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/

breeds/ strainMungbean - Pairy MungParentage : TARM 1 x J 781Registration No : IC 554667

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics

Suitable for rabi season with protective irrigations (2-3irrigation) in rice fallows of Chhattisgarh

3. Performance results Average yield 12 q/ha.Special characters : Non shattering, non lodging,heavy podding, synchronous maturity (65-70 days)Disease and Pest resistance : Tolerant to YellowMosaic (YMV) and resistance to powdery mildew uptopodding and grain filling stage, field tolerance againstmajor foliage eaters and pod borers.Plant : Semi erect, determinate, dark green foliage,medium to long leaves and top pod bearing.Seed : Test weight (100 seeds)- 3.5-3.7 g, mediumbold, green colour and palatable.

4. Likely cost Rs. 5,500-6,000 per quintal certified seed5. Economic benefits over

conventionalRs. 5,000 more than the farmers/ conventional practice

6. Social/ environment/ otherbenefits

Farmers have accepted this strain due to its high yield,non lodging, synchronous maturity, non shattering,medium bold green seeds and its resistance to YMVand powdery mildew.

7. Status of commercialization/ IPO rights etc.

Notified vide No : SO 2011(E)/ 29-01-2010

8. If commercialized, Name andaddress of firms/ entrepreneurto whom technology has beentransferred

NSP, IGKV, Raipur

9. Special regulatoryrequirements

Submitted for registration to Registrar, IPFR, NewDelhi


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10. Indicative photograph

11. Contact details of generator Dr. H. C. NandaPrincipal Scientist and PI, AICRP on MULLaRP,Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV,Raipur (C.G.)Telephone No : 0771-2442352 Mob No. 09425527936Telefax : 91-771-2443035e-mail : [email protected]

12. Source of availability of material/ technology in future

NSP, IGKV, Raipur (for BS and FS)

21 Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/

breeds/ strainMungbean - PragyaParentage : Sel. from local germplasm of dist. Durg.Registration No .: IC 552804


Suitable for utera , rainfed in kharif fallows and rabiseason with protective irrigations (2-3 irrigation)

3. Performance results Average yield 9 q/ha.Special characters : Non shattering, non lodging,

heavy podding, synchronous maturity (90-100 days),Disease and Pest resistance : Tolerant to YellowMosaic (YMV) and resistance to powdery mildew andtip blightPlant : Lush green foliage with purple petioleSeed : Seed dark greenish black, Test weight (100seeds)- 2.2 g.

4. Likely cost Rs. 5,500-6,000 per quintal certified seed5. Economic benefits over



Very attractive, shiny medium bold seeds, Toleratemoisture stress under utera and rainfed situation,

Tolerant to Yellow Mosaic (YMV) and resistance topowdery mildew and tip blight, determinate plant type,synchronous maturity and its high acceptance for dalby farmers.


Notified vide No : 425(E)/ 08.06.99

8. If commercialized, Name andaddress of firms/ entrepreneurto whom technology has been

NSP, IGKV, Raipur


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transferred9. Special regulatory

requirementsSubmitted for registration to Registrar, IPFR, NewDelhi





2. Urdbean

22. Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/

breeds/ strainUrdbean - Indira Urd PrathamParentage : PDU-1 x TU-94-2Registration No : IC 587040


Suitable for rainfed uplands in Kharif and medium(Dorsa) to heavy (Kanhar) soils under irrigatedcondition during summer season

3. Performance results Average Yield 12-14 q/haSpecial characters : Non lodging, non shattering,Synchronous maturity (75-80 days), tolerant to droughtconditionDisease and Pest resistance : Resistance to YellowMosaic Virus (YMV) and resistant to powdery mildewPlant : Plant mean height 29.65 cm, Short and semierect plant type, dark green foliage and top pod bearingSeed : Test weight (100 seeds) 3.2-4.3 g, mediumbold, black colour, protein content 23.5 %

4. Likely cost Rs. 5,500-6,000 per quintal certified seeds.5. Economic benefits over



Medium bold black seed fetches high market price.Farmers have accepted this strain due to its high yield,determinant plant type, synchronous maturity, non


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shattering, medium bold black seeds and its resistanceto YMV and powdery mildew


Notified vide No. : Yet to be notified


NSP, IGKV, Raipur







3. Grasspea ( Lathyrus sativus L.)

23. Item Details1. Name of varieties/

hybrids/ breeds/ strain

Grasspea - MahateoraParentage : Bio L -212 x JRL 2Registration No. : IC 554668

2. Farming situationand specificcharacteristics

Suitable for rainfed and utera cultivation and as irrigated crop inrabi late sowing of entire Chhattisgarh and M.P. Suitable formedium ( Dorsa ) to heavy ( Kanhar ) soils

3. Performance results Average yield 10-14 q/haSpecial characters : Low ODAP content (0.07-0.08%), mediumduration (90-100 days), non shattering, non lodging, Highlynutritious, protein rich, green and dry fodder for cattles andtolerant to moisture stress,.

4. Likely cost Rs. 2,500 per quintal of certified seeds5. Economic benefits

over conventionalRs. 1,500 ( Utera ) and Rs. 3,000 (Normal sown) more than thefarmers/ conventional practice

6. Social/ environment/ Due to its pink coloured flowers, it can be used as morphological


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other benefits markers to distinguish it from highly toxic blue/purple colouredlocal cultivars


Notified vide No : 2458(E)/16-10-2008

8. If commercialized,Name and address of firms/ entrepreneurto whom technologyhas been transferred

NSP, IGKV, Raipur


Submitted for registration to Registrar, IPFR, New Delhi

10. Indicativephotograph

11. Contact details of generator

Dr. H. C. NandaPrincipal Scientist and PI, AICRP on MULLaRP, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)Telephone No : 0771-2442352 Mob No. 09425527936Telefax : 91-771-2443035e-mail : [email protected]

12. Source of availability of material/ technology

in future


24. Item Details1. Name of varieties/

hybrids/ breeds/ strainGrasspea - PrateekParentage : LS-8246 x A 60Registration no.: IC 296107

2. Farming situation andspecific characteristics

Suitable for rainfed and utera cultivation and as irrigated crop inrabi late sowing of entire Chhattisgarh and M.P.

3. Performance results Average yield 9-12 q/ha (sole crop) and 6-9 q/ha ( utera)Special characters : Low ODAP (0.076 %) content variety, highnutritious protein rich green and dry fodder for cattles, Mediumduration (110-115 days),Disease and Pest resistance : Tolerant to downy mildew, thripsand pod borers and resistance to powdery mildewPlant : Plant height 45-70 cm, semi erect, dark green foliage,profuse branching, medium to long leaves, blue flowers,responsive to fertilizer and irrigation


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Seed : Bold seeded, low ODAP content 0.076 %, Dalrecovery- 78.6 %, protein content- 25.83 %.

4. Likely cost Rs. 2,500 per quintal of certified seeds5. Economic benefits over

conventionalRs. 1,500 ( Utera ) and Rs. 3,000 (Normal sown) more than thefarmers/ conventional practice

6. Social/ environment/ other benefits

It is accepted to dal Mills industry as it has high per centage of dal recovery.


Notified vide no.: 92(E)/ 2-02-2001

8. If commercialized,Name and address of firms/ entrepreneur towhom technology hasbeen transferred

NSP, IGKV, Raipur




11. Contact details of generator

Dr. H. C. NandaPrincipal Scientist and PI, AICRP on MULLaRP, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)Telephone No : 0771-2442352 Mob No. 09425527936

Telefax : 91-771-2443035e-mail : [email protected]

12. Source of availability of material/ technology infuture


4. Fieldpea


breeds/ strainFieldpea - AmbikaParentage : DDR 22 x HUP 7Registration No .: IC 552805


Suitable for late planting after rabi , kharif fallows inrainfed and rice/soybean based cropping system of entire Chhattisgarh state.

3. Performance results Average yield- 15-20q/ha (irrigated) and 10-15q.ha(rainfed)


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Special characters : Well responsive, MediumDuration 100 days,Disease and Pest resistance : Resistance to powderymildew, tolerance against H. armigera and M.testulalis pod borers, tolerant to drought under normalsowing,Plant : Plant height-136 cm, Lush green foliage withbroad leaves, white flowersSeed : 100 seed weight- 21.4 g, white round and boldseeded, protein content-25.35 % (seeds),

4. Likely cost Rs4,500 per quintal of certified seeds5. Economic benefits over



Its high yielding ability with resistance againstpowdery mildew and tolerant to pod borers forced thefarmers of region to accept this strains


Notified vide No : SO 92 (E)/02.02.2001


NSP, IGKV, Raipur








breeds/ strainFieldpea - ParasParentage : DDR 12 x RachnaRegistration No : IC 520843


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Suitable for late planting after rabi , kharif fallows inrainfed and rice/soybean based cropping system of entire Chhattisgarh state.

3. Performance results Average yield- 15-20q/ha (irrigated) and 10-15q.ha(rainfed)Special characters : Well responsive, MediumDuration 103 days,Disease and Pest resistance : Resistance to powderymildew, tolerance against H. armigera and M.testulalis pod borers, tolerant to drought under normalsowing,Plant : Plant height-59 cm, Lush green foliage withbroad leavesSeed : 100 seed weight- 19.8 g, creamy white roundand medium bold seeded, protein content-25.35 %(seeds),








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breeds/ strainFieldpea - ShubhraParentage : Rachna x JP 885Registration No.: IC 552806

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics Suitable for late planting after rabi , kharif fallows inrainfed and rice/soybean based cropping system of entire Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh state.

3. Performance results Average yield- 15-20q/ha (irrigated) and 10-15q.ha(rainfed)Special characters : Well responsive, MediumDuration 94 days,Disease and Pest resistance : Resistance to powderymildew, better tolerance against H. armigera and M.testulalis pod borersPlant : Plant height-90 cm, Lush green foliage withbroad leaves

Seed : 100 seed weight- 21.5 g, creamy white roundand bold seeded, protein content-25.35 % (seeds),4. Likely cost Rs. 4,500 per quintal of certified seeds5. Economic benefits over






8. If commercialized, Name andaddress of firms/ entrepreneur

to whom technology has beentransferred

NSP, IGKV, Raipur





12. Source of availability of NSP, IGKV, Raipur (for BS and FS)


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material/ technology in future

5. Chickpea


breeds/ strainChickpea - VaibhavParentage : Selection from G.P. ICCV 91106Registration No : IC 296089


Rainfed in kharif fallows, rice fallows (early andmedium rice) and soybean fallows, semi irrigated inrice fallows of entire Chhattisgarh and M.P. Suitablefor medium ( Dorsa ) to heavy ( Kanhar) soils. Alsosuitable for utera .

3. Performance results Average yield 15 q/haSpecial characters : Non shattering, more primarybranches, Tolerance to drought , Duration 110-115days,Disease and Pest resistance : Moderately tolerant topod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wiltPlant : Mean plant height 55-60 cm, erect, broadleaves, dark lush green in colour,Seed : Protein content- 18.07%, dal recovery-70 %

4. Likely cost Rs. 4,000-4,500 per quintal of certified seeds5. Economic benefits over



It has wider adaptability under different agro ecosystem Tolerance to drought, Moderately tolerant topod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wilt,farmers, dal millers of this region has accepted thisvariety. It is also accepted for Boot purpose


Notified vide No : S.O. 113(E)/ 15.11.2001


NSP, IGKV, Raipur





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11. Contact details of generator Sh. P. L. JohnsonScientist, AICRP on Chickpea, Department of Geneticsand Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)Telephone No : 0771-2442352 Mob No. 09827109422Telefax : 91-771-2443035e-mail : [email protected]




breeds/ strainChickpea - Indira Chana-1Parentage : JG-74 x ICCL 83105Registration No .: IC 587726

2. Farming situation and specific

characteristics

Suitable for rainfed and semi irrigated condition, for

rainfed kharif fallows, rice and soybean fallows3. Performance results Average yield 15 q/ha

Special characters : Duration 110-115 days,Disease and Pest resistance : Moderately tolerant topod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wiltPlant : Mean plant height 55-65 cm, Profuse basalbranching, erect plant with broad leaves of mediumgreen colour, light anthocynin pigmentation on stem atflowering stage.Seed : Medium bold, light yellow and brown colouredwith test weight of 26 g/100 seeds

4. Likely cost Rs. 4,000-4,500 per quintal of certified seeds

5. Economic benefits overconventional Rs. 6,000 more than the farmers/ conventional practice


It has wider adaptability under different agro ecosystem Tolerance to drought, Moderately tolerant topod borer, moderately resistance to Fusarium wilt,farmers, dal millers of this region has accepted thisvariety. It is also accepted for Boot purpose


Notified vide No : Yet to be notified

8. If commercialized, Name andaddress of firms/ entrepreneurto whom technology has been

transferred

NSP, IGKV, Raipur




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11. Contact details of generator Sh. P. L. JohnsonScientist, AICRP on Chickpea, Department of Geneticsand Plant Breeding, IGKV, Raipur (C.G.)Telephone No : 0771-2442352 Mob No. 09827109422Telefax : 91-771-2443035e-mail : [email protected]



6. Pigeonpea


breeds/ strainPigeonpea - RajeevlochanParentage : Selection from ICPL 92060 (ICP 7667 x(ICP 7118 x ICP 6997)Registration No : IC 550413

2. Farming situation andspecific characteristics

Rainfed in medium ( Dorsa ) to heavy ( Kanhar ) soils.Irrigated (1-2) in light soils under late planting and alsoon rice bunds Dorsa to Kanhar soils.Suitable for intercropping with soybean

3. Performance results Average yield 22 q/haSpecial characters : Responsive to RDF (20:40:20 kgNPK/ha), moderately resistance to drought, MediumDuration 180 days,Disease and Pest resistance: resistant to Fusarium wilt,Sterility mosaic virus disease and moderately tolerant to

H. armigera and M. testulalis pod borers.Plant : Mean plant height 176 cm, Inderminant planthabit, Green foliage with medium leaves, stem greenwith pigmentation on the base,Seed : Round smooth shape, medium bold and maroonin colour, test weight (100 seeds)-9.76 g, Dal recovery-75%, protein content- 18.6%.



6. Social/ environment/ other High yield and resistant against Vascular wilt and SMD,


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benefits moderate tolerance against pod borers7. Status of commercialization/

IPO rights etc.Notified vide No : SO 632 (E) /25-03-2011

8. If commercialized, Name andaddress of firms/ entrepreneur to whomtechnology has beentransferred

NSP, IGKV, Raipur




11. Contact details of generator Dr. R. N. SharmaPrincipal Scientist and PI, AICRP on Pigeonpea,Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, IGKV,Raipur (C.G.)Telephone No : 0771-2442352Telefax : 91-771-2442131e-mail : [email protected]



7. Lobia (Cowpea)


breeds/ strainLobia (Cowpea) - KhalleshwariParentage : 200 Gy gamma radiation induced mutantof cultivar V-130Registration No : IC 296546


Rainfed rice fallows in rabi with restricted irrigationsand rainfed uplands in kharif season

3. Performance results Average yield 4-9 q/haSpecial characters : Medium Duration 90 days,Disease and Pest resistance : Moderately tolerant toCowpea mosaic and powdery mildewPlant : Mean plant height 37 cm, Plant dwarf withshortened internodes and green in colour, Foliagedense and green.Seed : Bold, Creamy white, Attractive,


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Protein content 25-26 %,4. Likely cost Rs. 6,000 per quintal of certified seeds5. Economic benefits over



High yield and tolerant against powdery mildew andmosaic virus


Notified vide No : 1178(E)/ 20-07-2007


NSP, IGKV, Raipur







8. Horsegram

32. Item Details1 Name of varieties/ hybrids/ seed/

planting material/ breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cellline/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Horsegram - Indira Kulthi -1

2 Characteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/ differentagro-climatic conditions how it is animprovement over the existingtechnologies, safety/ quarantine factors

Parentage Selection from local land races.Maturity is 85-103 days. Grain type is black.Tolerant to disease and insect. Recommendedfor rainfed double cropping system in uplandafter harvesting of little millets. It is tolerant to


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incorporated etc.) shattering, have 27.28% protein, 47.75%carbohydrate and 3.2 g 100 seed weight.

3 Performance results (yield, quality,level of resistance for insect/ pest anddiseases etc.)

Average yield is 650 kg/ha.


Rs.


6 Social/environmental/ other benefits7 Status of commercialization/ IPO rights

etc.S.O. NO. 2326 (E) dated 101.10.2011



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1. Chhattisgarh State Seed Corporation Pvt.Ltd., Bilaspu and Jagdalpur


E. Oilseeds1. Linseed:

33. Item Details1. Name of varieties/ hybrids/ breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Linseed - R1 (Jawahar 1)

2. Farming situation and specificcharacteristics (suitability/ recommended for the specific/

Chhattisgarh plains (upland ecosystem) Recommended for direct seeded rainfed

upland ecosystems of the state.


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different agro-climatic conditionshow it is an improvement over theexisting technologies, safety/ quarantine factors incorporatedetc.)

For cultivation on rainfed Matasi soil of Chhattisgarh plains.


Average yield : 900 kg/ha. Oil% 44 Being an early duration variety, it escapes the

most of the diseases and pests under fieldconditions.

It has rust resistance and tolerant to Wilt wiltand powdery mildew.


Brown medium seeded. It has rust resistance andtolerant to Wilt wilt and powdery mildew.


Higher oil yield %


Upland farmers of the state M.P. and Chhattisgarhbenefited.


1982 Raipur


National Seed Project, IGKV, Raipur




11. Contact details of generator (Postaladd., email, telephone, fax etc).` Linseed Breeder, Department of Genetics and Plant

Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012 (C.G.)e-mail: [email protected]

[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352





breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ microorganism/ cell line/ embryo/ Germplasm/ fingerling/ spawn etc.

Linseed - R 7 (Jawahar 7)


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Chhattisgarh plains (upland ecosystem) Recommended for direct seeded rainfed

upland ecosystems of the state. For cultivation on rainfed Matasi soil of

Chhattisgarh plains.


Average yield Kg/ha: 700 300 (U) Oil% 43 Resistant to Rust. Light brown large seeds


Resistant to Rust.


Higher oil yield


The variety is highly acceptable to farmers becauseof its high yield potential and resistance to Rust.


Released in 1982 Raipur






11. Contact details of generator (Postaladd., email, telephone, fax etc). Linseed Breeder, Department of Genetics and Plant

Breeding, IGKV, Raipur - 492012 (C.G.)e-mail: [email protected]

[email protected]: 0771-2443035, 2442302, Phone-2442352





breeds/ strains/ micro-propagules/ Linseed - R17 (Jawahar 17)


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