Novel Innovations in Floriculture Industry

Chavan, Vijayakumar; Khedkar, S.P.; Salvi, BR; Parulekar, Y.R.; Dalvi, N.V.

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2019.806.221

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“…Single, semi-double, and double flower types are genetically controlled by a single gene or many genes, and induced mutagenesis can easily produce mutants with altered observable features such as flower forms, size, or leaf form and growth habit. Only roses and carnations have been commercialised as floral crops (Chavan et al, 2019). An experiment was conducted for induction of mutation in chrysanthemum (Dendranthema grandiflorum Tzvelev.)…”

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Advances in Indian Floriculture with Focus on the North-East Region

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2022

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Floriculture is a remunerative and highly competitive industry. In India, floriculture is emerging as an important economic activity and foreign exchange earner. The advances in Indian floriculture sector have been brought about by the application of various technologies like vertical gardening, aeroponics, hydroponics, plasticulture, etc. The North Eastern region of the country has for long been recognized as nature's gift to the country in view of the wealth of ornamental plants. High value flower production in protected poly and green houses are being encouraged for entrepreneurial development in the region. Current study reveals the research works and projects executed by the institutes and development centres that have led to the overall floriculture development in the region thus exploiting its potentiality.

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confidence: 99%