Horticulture Study Material Table-2

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1.Fruits &  Chromosome number 

Fruits Chromosome number 2n=
Mango 40
Guava 22
Papaya 18
Banana 22,33,44
Grape 38
Mandarin 18
Sweet Orange 18
Lime/kagzi lime 18
Lemon 18
Grape Fruit 18
Sour Orange 18
Sweet Lime/sweet lemon 18
Pummelo 18
Jackfruit 56
Jamun 40
Litchi 30
Karonda 22
Apple 34
Pomegranate 18
Fig 56
Pear 34

2.Common name of fruit crops

Fruits Common Name
Mango King of fruit, bathroom fruit
Banana Adam’s Fig, Tree of Wisdom, Tree of Paradise, kalpataru, Apple of Paradise
Jack fruit Monkey fruit
Avocado Butter fruit
Kivi fruit China miracle, Wonder of Newzeland
Mangosteen Queen of fruit
Phalsa Star apple
Guava Apple of Tropics
Ber Poor Man’s fruit, king of Arid fruit, Chinese fig, Chines date
Carambola Star fruit, Five corner fruit
Apple King of temperate fruit
Papaya Melon tree
Coconut Kalpavriksha
Tea Queen of Beverage crops
Cocoa Food of god
Cashew Dollar earning crop, Plough crop, Gold mine of waste land
Jamun Indian black berry, Black palm, Java palm
Pecanut Queen of nuts
Walnut King of nuts

3.Fruit Classification Based on Salt tolerance 

Tolerant (8 mmhos) Moderately tolerant (6 to 3 mmhos) Sensitive (3-1.5 mmhos)

Date palm

Pomegrante

Ber

Phalsa

Aonla

Custard

Apple

Khirni

Guava

Fig

Orange

Lemon

Mango

Grapefruit

Grape

Peach

Apricot

Avocado

Almond

Plum

Apple

4.Fruits & Temperature requirement

Fruits Temperature requirement
Mango Average – 26.7°C
Guava Average – 23-28°C
Papaya Minimum – 10°C
Maximum- 38°C
Banana 23-26°C
Grape 10-29°C
Citrus fruits  25-30°C

5.Fruits & Size of Pit

Fruits Size of Pit
Mango 90x90x90 cm
Guava 75x75x75 cm
Papaya 45x45x45 cm
Banana 50x50x50 cm
Grape 60x60x60 cm
Citrus fruits 50x50x50 cm

6.Fruits & Suitable Climate

Fruits Suitable Climate
Mango Tropical and Sub Tropical
Guava Tropical and Sub Tropical
Papaya Tropical
Banana Tropical, Hot and Humid
Grape Sub Tropical
Citrus fruits Tropical

7.

Commercial Propagation and Time
Mango
Method Veneer Grafting
Time March- August
Guava
Method Air layering
Time Rainy season
 Papaya
Method Seed
Time (1) July-August (2) Sept- Nov. (3) Nov- Dec.
Banana
Method Sword Suckers
Time February -March
Grape
Method Hard wood stem cutting
Time January – February
Citrus Fruits
Method T- budding
Time February – June

8.Fruits & Their Time of Transplanting

Fruits Time of Transplanting
Mango North India :- July- Aug.
South India :- July- Dec.
Guava June- July
Papaya (1) July- Aug (2)Sept-Oct. (3) Nov – Dec.
Banana Feb- March
Grape Jan- Feb
Citrus fruits July

9.Fruits & Their Time of pruning

Fruits Time of pruning
Mango October-December
Guava September-February
Grape January-February

10.

Causes of colour/bitterness in fruits/vegetables
Yellow colour in papaya is due to Caricaxanthin
Redness of apple is due to Anthocyanin
Red colour in tomato is due to Lycopine
Red colour in chilli is due to Capcyanthin
Pungency in chilli is due to Capsaicin
Orange colour in carrot is due to Carotene
Red colour in carrot is due to Anthocyanin
Yellow colour in turmeric is due to Curcumin
Bitterness in bitter gourd is due to Memordicocite
Yellow colour of onion is due to Quercetin
Red colour in onion is due to Anthocyanin
Pungency in onion is due to Allyl propyl di-sulphide
Pungency in raphanus is due to Isocyanate
Pungency in mustard is due to Glucosilates
Pungency in garlic is due to Alycine/amino acid
Green colour in potato tuber due to Solanin
Sour taste of gram leaves is due to Malicl/oxalic acid
Pungency in pepper is due to Oleoresin
Pungency in cabbage leaves due to Sinigrin

11.Major Nutritional Deficiency Diseases

Disease Deficiency of nutrient
Fruit Cracking in apple Boron
Internal necrosis of Aonla Boron
Hen & Chicken disease of grape Boron
Hollow heart/heart rot of sugar beet Boron
Fruit cracking of pomegranate Boron
Necrosis/black tip of mango Boron
Die back, little leaf & gummosis of citrus Copper
Browning of cauliflower Boron
Whip-tail of cauliflower Molybdenum
Buttoning of cauliflower  Nitrogen
Grey spike of oat/Pahala blight of sugarcane Manganese
Khaira disease of rice & white bod of maize Zinc

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