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CATALOGUEINDIA 2017

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In the following pages, you will discover our newest varieties as well as the whole range of products sold under Clause brand by HM.CLAUSE India. Since the last edition of this catalogue, the range has grown largely, thanks to our efforts in breeding, both internationally and locally in Asia and India.Moreover, the acquisition of Century Seeds in 2012 has significantly reinforced our offer for Indian crops such as gourds, peppers or pumpkin to name a few.

Following the branding change initiated in April 2015 all our products are now sold under CLAUSE brand.

The new organization in India is combining the best of HM.CLAUSE India and Century Seeds to offer the best varieties and a renown seed quality which has been the backbone of HM.CLAUSE development in India since we started our activity here. We strive to improve our product offer by combining the power of an international organization and the adaptation to local market needs, growing requirements and disease pressure as well as other operators' expectation in the vegetable sector regarding aspects such as yield, fruit shelf life or fruit quality.

Our team is at your service all over India to help you choosing the best genetic adapted to your needs and the season.

Don’t hesitate to contact them.

Caroline LETERRIER TUAN

General Manager

The descriptions, illustrations, photographs, advice, suggestions and vegetation cycles that may be presented herein are aimed at experienced professionals and are derived from observations made in defined conditions on various trials. They are offered in all good faith, for purely informational purposes, and shall not therefore, under any circumstances, be held to be exhaustive, be taken as any form of guarantee of harvest or performance, prejudge specific factors or circumstances (either current or future), and more generally, form any kind of contractual undertaking whatsoever. The user must first and foremost ensure that his exploitation conditions, local geographical conditions, his planned growing period, his soil, the means at his disposal (such as technical knowledge and experience and cultural techniques and operations), his resources (such as tests and control methods) and his equipment, and more generally his agronomical, climatic, sanitary, environmental and economic context are suitable for the crops, techniques and varieties that are presented herein (see also our Terms and Conditions of Sale where applicable).

All the varieties illustrated in this publication were photographed in favourable conditions and no guarantee can be provided that results will be identical under different conditions. All reproductions, whether in part or in whole, of this publication (of the medium and/or the contents), in any form whatsoever, are strictly forbidden, unless specific prior permission is granted.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: All intellectual property rights reserved. Illegal reproduction and/or exploitation is forbidden. Violation of these rights may constitute a serious offence that is prosecutable by Law. For further information see www.hmclause.com

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Company Information .............................4

Regional Managers Contacts ..................5

Bean / Pea ..............................................6

Broccoli / Kholrabi ..................................7

Cabbage .................................................8-9

Carrot .....................................................10-11

Cauliflower .............................................12-15

Capsicum / Chillies ..................................16-19

Eggplant .................................................20-23

Gourds ....................................................24-28

Melon......................................................29

Cucumber ...............................................30-31

Okra ........................................................32

Onion ......................................................33

Beetroot / Radish / Turnip ......................34

Pumpkin ..................................................35

Tomato ....................................................36-39

Watermelon ............................................40-41

Leafy & Exotics .......................................42

Squash & Herbs ......................................43

Terms & Conditions of Sale.....................44-45

Vegetable Planting Guide .......................46

Definitions & standards ..........................46

Pathogen Abbreviations .........................47

INDEX

Catalogue India 2016 : information valid and in force as on the date of printing (August 2016)

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Dr. P. K. Singh, Sales Manager - [email protected]

Usha Durbha, Customer Service [email protected] - Tel: 040 - 33125566

COMPANY INFORMATION

HM.CLAUSE breeds, produces and sells vegetable seeds in every continent. Our global team of experts and research facilities support us to work side-by-side with growers to provide the most regionally relevant vegetable seeds available.In India our research centers in Bangalore (in Southern India) and Panipat (in Northern India) as well as more than 10 screening and trial farms located all over the country enable us to cover all species and agro climatic conditions to select the products best suited to the market requirement. These varieties are produced in our home farms in Karnataka and North India as well as in a dense network of growers which respect quality standards we are known for.The new seed processing center inaugurated early 2015 in Hyderabad offers state-of-the-art facilities for disinfection, cleaning, treatment, packing and storage of seeds in optimal conditions to meet customer satisfaction.Closer to end users, our sales team is dedicated to serving the needs of our customers as well as growers working side-by-side in the field with them to offer the most effective and reliable seeds for local growing.

Jeff Boscher, General [email protected]

Rama Rao, Associate General [email protected]

REGIONAL MANAGERS CONTACTS

1 Shiv Bilas SinghHaryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh,Jammu & Kashmir Email: [email protected] +91 (0) 9910201494

2 Sanjay Kumar Singh DixitDelhi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarkhand, Bihar,Jharkhand & NepalEmail: [email protected] +91 (0) 9871953330

3 Mrinal Kanti DasGujarat & Madhya PradeshEmail: [email protected] +91 (0) 9428816144

4 Nayan BhadraChattisgarh, Odisha, Bengal & North EastEmail: [email protected] +91 (0) 9937050059

5 Sunil KumarMaharashtra & North KarnatakaEmail: [email protected] +91 (0) 9822048987

6 Saravanan JogheeTamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka,Kerala & TelanganaEmail: [email protected] +91 (0) 9443897732

3 JHARKHAND

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

ASSAMNAGALAND

MANIPUR

MIZORAMTRIPURA

MEGHALAYA

ODISHA

CHHATTISGARH

MADHYA PRADESHGUJARAT

MAHARASHTRA

TAMIL NADU

KARNATAKA

ANDHRA PRADESH

TELANGANA

GOA

RAJASTHAN

HARYANAUTTARAKHAND

UTTAR PRADESH

DELHI

PUNJAB

HIMACHALPRADESH

JAMMUAND KASHMIR

BIHAR

WEST BENGAL

SIKKIM

KERALA

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BEAN & PEA

GREEN KOMAL

ANNAPURNA

High quality green beanfor fresh market.

Early fruiting& sweet in taste.

NB: please ensure you have read the general information given page 2NB: please ensure you have read HR & IR informations for pathogen abbreviations given page 46-47

Species Variety Type Remarks

BEAN GREEN KOMAL Bushy Strong and upright plant habit. Straight smooth pods. Excellent eating quality with low fibre.

BEAN KOMAL Bushy Dark green, stringless bean for fresh market & processing. Straight smooth pods. Excellent eating quality with low fibre.

BEAN TARUNI Bushy High quality fresh market & processing beans with exceptional eating quality and colour. Pod set well above the ground. Great flavour and outstanding pod quality.

PEA ANNAPURNA Ten grains Attractive green colour pod, average 10 seeds per pod.

GIANT F1

BROCCOLI & KHOLRABI

Attractive green colour.

FANTASY F1

LUDY F1

Compactcurd with finebeads.

Attractive dome shape & fine beads.

VarietyMaturity(Days after

transplanting)Head Shape

Head Weight

(kg)Head Colour Season Remarks

2002 F1 45-50 Globe 0.1-0.2 Apple green Rabi King of market type.

GIANT F1 65-75 Globe 0.2-0.5 Apple green Rabi


transplanting)

Curd Shape

Curd Weight

(kg)Curd Colour Beads Firmness Season Remarks

FANTASY F1 60-65 Dome 0.5-0.6 Bluish green Fine **** Rabi

Vigorous plant with uniform maturity. Very good curd quality. Suitable for cold conditions.

LUDY F1 75-80 Dome 0.5-0.6 Bluish green Fine **** RabiCompact medium to small curd, good for cold conditions.

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CABBAGE



transplanting)

Foliage Colour

Head Shape

Head Weight(kg) Firmness Field

HoldingDisease

ResistancesRemarks

ADMIRAL F1 50-55 Green Round 0.8-1.0 **** *Suitable for high density planting for small head cabbage production.

AMBASSADOR F1 65-85 Blue green Round 1.5-2.0 **** ***High quality compact, blue green head with excellent transportability.

CH-21 F1 55-60 Bluish green Round 0.75-1.0 **** **

CH-21 PLUS F1 60-65 Dark green Round 0.8-1.0 **** **

CH-2200 F1 65-70 Bluish green Round 1.3-1.5 *** **

SUPER GAYATRI F1 45-50 Medium green Round 0.7-1.0 *** **

GEETANJALI F1 75-85 Bluish green Round 2.5-3.0 *** **

GODAVARI F1 55-65 Green Round 0.8-1.0 **** **

Best suited for growing in Maharashtra, Gujarat and areas which need round compact, early head production.

KARTIK F1 80-85 Blue green Semi round 1.3-1.5 **** **Ideal variety for North Indian winter conditions, early summer harvest.

KEERTIMAAN F1 65-70 Bluish green Round 1.0-1.2 *** ***

KONARK F1 75-85 Dark green Flat 2.5-3.0 **** ***

MADHAVI F1 60-65 Dark green Flat 1.5-2.0 **** * Early maturity with good tolerance to heat.

NEELIMA F1 80-85 Blue green Conical- semi round 1.2-1.5 **** ****

Ideal for North Indian winter conditions, early maturity.

NEGUS F1 70-85 Bluish green Flat round 1.5-2.0 **** ** HR: Foc:1 IR: Xcc

Bluish green colour head with erect stem habit.

PUSHKAR F1 60-65 Dark green Round 0.9-1.0 *** ***

Ideal for early winter pro-duction with high density planting for small head cabbage.

RAJ-2 F1 80-85 Bluish green Round 2.0-3.0 **** ****Good foliage disease tole-rance, suits for late winter growing in South India.

REDSKY F1 75-80 Red Flat round 1.5-2.0 **** * HR: Foc:1 Healthy foliage with attractive red colour.

SIR F1 60-65 Light green Round 1.0-1.3 **** *High quality, compact, light green round head with good transportability.

VEER-333 F1 65-70 Bluish green Round 1.0-1.3 **** ****Highly compact light green head with excellent transportability.

Variety Season

ADMIRAL F1 Kharif & Rabi

AMBASSADOR F1 Rabi

CH-21 F1 Kharif & Rabi

CH-21 PLUS F1 Kharif & Rabi

CH-2200 F1 Rabi

SUPER GAYATRI F1 Rabi

Variety Season

GEETANJALI F1 Rabi

GODAVARI F1 Kharif & Rabi

KARTIK F1 Kharif & Rabi

KEERTIMAAN F1 Rabi

KONARK F1 Rabi

MADHAVI F1 Kharif & Rabi

Variety Season

NEELIMA F1 Late Kharif & Rabi

NEGUS F1 Kharif & Rabi

PUSHKAR F1 Kharif & Rabi

RAJ-2 F1 Kharif & Rabi

REDSKY F1 Kharif & Rabi

SIR F1 Rabi

VEER-333 F1 Kharif & Rabi

CabbageSeason

CABBAGE

KEERTIMAAN F1

Early to harvest.

VEER-333 F1

Excellent transportability.

NEELIMA F1

Good for highdensity planting.

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Carrot Season

CARROT

Variety Season

NANTES

EARLY NANTES TOTEM Rabi in plains.All season in hills

NAINA F1 Rabi in plains.Rabi & spring in hills

NANDINI F1 Rabi in plains.Rabi & spring in hills

NANTINDO F1 Rabi in plains.All season in hills

ZIA F1 Rabi in plains.Rabi & spring in hills

ZUBERA F1 Rabi in plains.

Late kharif & springin hills

Variety Season

DESI RED

CENTURY SPECIAL Late Kharif & Rabi

RED INDIAN F1 Rabi


Variety Season

KURODA

JOCKEY F1 Rabi

SHIN KURODAKharif & Rabi in South & West

India, Rabi in North, East, West India. Spring in hills

VarietyFoliageVigour

Maturity(Days after

sowing)Root Shape

Root Size (cm)Root

ColourDisease

ResistancesRemarks

Length Diameter

NANTES

EARLY NANTES TOTEM **** 110-120 Cylindrical 18-20 3.0-4.0 Orange Very uniform roots.

NAINA F1 **** 110-115 Cylindrical 18-22 3.0-4.0 Orange HR: Ad Tolerance to breaking.

NANDINI F1 *** 110-120 Cylindrical 18-20 3.0-4.0 Orange IR : Ad / Eh

NANTINDO F1 *** 110 -140 Cylindrical round shoulders 18-20 3.5-4.0 Orange HR: Ad

ZIA F1 **** 110-120 Cylindrical 18-22 3.5-5.0 Orange IR : Ad / Eh Flexible hybrid with good yield potential.

ZUBERA F1 **** 110-120 Cylindrical 18-20 2.5-3.5 Attractive Orange HR: Ad Uniform shape & size.

KURODA

JOCKEY F1 **** 110-120 Cylindricalround shoulders 14-17 2.5-3.0 Attractive

Orange

Root shape in between Nantes & Kuroda.

SHIN KURODA *** 95-110 Cylindrical round shoulders 15-20 3.5-4.0 Attractive

OrangeEarly maturitywith attractive colour.

DESI RED

CENTURY SPECIAL **** 95-100 Cylindrical long 22-25 2.5-3.0 Red Uniform roots.

RED INDIAN F1 **** 95-100 Cylindrical medium long 25-30 2.5-3.5 Attractive

dark red

CARROT NANTINDO F1

High yielder.

NAINA F1

Strong root.

ZIA F1

Attractive root colour.

ZUBERA F1

Very uniform & attractivedeep colour roots.

JOCKEY F1

Attractive colour& high yield.

RED INDIAN F1

Bright red colour with small core.

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CAULIFLOWER

HIMLATA DAKSHIN F1

Heat tolerance.

HEMA F1

Attractive white curd.

NB: please ensure you have read the general information given page 2

NB: please ensure you have read HR & IR informations for pathogen abbreviations given page 46-47

CauliflowerSeason

Variety Season

TROPICAL

AGHANI HIMDHARA F1

Kharif

EARLY GOLD Early Kharif

EARLY HIMANGINI F1 Kharif & Spring

HEMA F1 Early Kharif

DURONTO F1 Kharif & Spring

HIMLATA DAKSHIN F1 Spring

HIMLATA F1 Early Kharif

DURONTO F1

Best suited for spring& autumn planting.

Variety Plant HabitMaturity(Days after

transplanting)

Curd Cover

Curd ShapeCurd

Weight (kg)

Curd Colour

Firmness Remarks

TROPICAL

AGHANIHIMDHARA F1 Short erect 65-70 *** Dome 0.7-0.8 Pure white ***

EARLY GOLD Open 65-70 *** Semi flat 0.7-0.8 White *** North Indian plains.

EARLY HIMANGINI F1 Open 55-60 *** Dome 0.6-0.7 Pure white *** Excellent heat tolerance.

HEMA F1 Short erect 70-75 *** Flat 0.8-1.0 Pure white ***Ideal hybrid for early rainy season planting.

DURONTO F1 Open 55-60 *** Flat 0.5-0.8 Yellowish white ***

Ideal hybrid for spring and autumn planting.

HIMLATA DAKSHIN F1 Open 50-55 *** Flat 0.4-0.5 Yellowish white ***

Adapted to high temperatures for AP, Telangana & Karnataka.

HIMLATA F1 Open 50-55 *** Dome 0.7-0.8 White ***

CAULIFLOWER

DISA F1

Excellent curdquality.

DEEPTI F1

Early with attractivewhite curd.

Variety Season

SUBTROPICAL

DEEPTI F1 Kharif

DISA F1 Kharif

EARLY SNOW Late Kharif

HIM KARTIKI F1 Kharif

HIM PAUSH F1 Late Kharif

REMI F1 Kharif

CauliflowerSeason


transplanting)

Curd Cover

Curd ShapeCurd

Weight (kg)

Curd Colour

Firmness Remarks

SUBTROPICAL

DEEPTI F1 Erect 60-70 **** Dome 0.8-1.0 Pure white *** Good for high plant density.

DISA F1 Open 65-70 *** Semi flat 0.8-1.3 Pure white **** Ideal hybrid for early winter.

EARLY SNOW Short erect 65-70 *** Semi flat 1.0-1.3 White *** Very uniform curd.

HIM KARTIKI F1 Short erect 70-80 *** Semi flat 0.6-0.8 White ***

HIM PAUSH F1 Open 65-70 *** Dome 0.7-0.8 White ***

REMI F1 Erect 65-70 *** Dome 0.8-1.0 Pure white **** Early maturity with exceptional curd quality.

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CAULIFLOWER


GARIMA F1

Very firm curd.


transplanting)

Curd Cover

Curd ShapeCurd

Weight (kg)

Curd Colour

Firmness Remarks

TEMPERATE

GOLD QUEEN-2 F1 Erect 75-80 *** Dome 1.0-1.3 White ***

GARIMA F1 Erect 70-80 **** Dome 1.5-2.0 Pure white **** Good for long transportability.

MADHUBANI F1 Short erect 75-80 *** Flat 1.5-2.0 Pure white ****Excellent performance in heavy & fertile soils.

MADHURI Erect 80-90 **** Dome 1.5-2.0 Pure white **** Good for staggered harvesting.

MAHARANI F1 Erect 75-80 **** Dome 1.5-2.0 Pure white **** Excellent wrapping around the curd.

MAHARANIIMPROVED F1 Erect 75-80 **** Dome 1.5-2.5 Pure white **** Excellent shipping

quality.

MALINI F1 Erect 70-75 *** Dome 1.0-1.5 White ***Can be used for high density planting.

MOHINI F1 Erect 70-75 *** Dome 1.0-1.5 White **** Early maturity.

TAJ F1 Short erect 75-80 *** Dome 1.0-1.3 White ****

CauliflowerSeason

Variety Season

GOLD QUEEN-2 F1 Rabi

GARIMA F1 Rabi

MADHUBANI F1 Rabi

MADHURI Rabi

MAHARANI F1 Rabi in plains. Spring in hills

MAHARANI IMPROVED F1 Rabi in plains. Spring in hills

MALINI F1 Rabi

MOHINI F1 Rabi

TAJ F1 Rabi

CAULIFLOWER

MADHUBANI F1

Semi closed plant withattractive curd.

MAHARANI IMPROVED F1

High productivity.

MOHINI F1

Good for concentrated& uniform harvesting.

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CAPSICUM

KANCHAN F1

Golden yellow colour, attractive blocky shape, concentrated bearing.

ASHA F1

Dark green attractive fruits with high yield potential. Suitable for long distance transport.


VarietyPlant Habit

LobesFruit

Weight (g)Fruit Colour Production slot

Disease Resistances

Remarks

ASHA F1 Compact 3-4 180 Dark green to red Open field

HR: Xcv:1,2,3PepMoVPepYMV

PVY:0,1,1-2Tm:0,1IR: CMV

High quality fruits with thick walls.Very good foliage providing excellent fruit cover.

INDRESH F1 Open 3-4 150 Light green to red Open field Nice blocky fruits & concentrated

setting.

KANCHAN F1 Open 3-4 150-180 Green to yellow Protected culti-vation

HR : Xcv:1,2,3 PepMoV PepYMV

PVY:0,1,1-2 Tm:0-1

Good for early harvest.

CHILLIES

CCH-6300 F1

HP158 F1

CCH-2 F1

Excellent fruit quality.Very high yield potential. Fruits with long shelf life.

Extra early maturity. Concentrated fruit setting. Good fruit quality.

Firm glossy fruits & good heat tolerance.

VarietyPlant Habit

Maturity Days (1st harvest after

transplanting)

Fruit Size (cm)Fruit Surface

Fruit ColourPungency Remarks

Length Diameter Fresh

GREEN FRESH

CCH-1 F1 Compact 57-60 9-11 1.1 Semi-wrinkled Light green MediumFresh green purpose variety with medium fruit length suitable for Punjab & Haryana area.

CCH-2 F1 Erect 60-65 4-6 1.0 Semi-wrinkled Light green High Fruit habit is upright, good concentrated fruit setting.

CCH-6300 F1 Erect 55-60 12-15 1.3-1.4 Smooth Light green MediumVery stong plant with excellent fruit setting.Long and smooth fruits with light green colour.

CCH-6300 PLUS F1 Erect 50-55 12-15 1.2 Smooth Light green MediumGood yielder. Good fruit quality with attractive colour.

CLXHP9158 F1 Erect 70-75 12-14 1.8 Semi-wrinkled Light green MediumHigh yield potential with light greencolour long fruits.

EVER GREEN F1 Compact 65-70 18-20 2.4-2.6 Smooth Medium green MediumExcellent fruit setting even in hot weather condition & shiny fruits with good shelf life.

GREEN KRANTI F1 Compact 60-65 8-10 1.5-1.7 Smooth Dark green LowThick fruits with uniform size. Dark green colour and shiny skin.

HP158 F1 Umbrella 50-55 15-17 2-2.5 Smooth Medium green LowThick and long fruits with attractive colour.Bhajji purpose variety.

PRIYANKA-215 F1 Erect 55-60 10-12 1.1 Semi-wrinkled Light green MediumGood for light green fresh market.Long fruits with high & concentrated fruit setting.

SAPNA-555 F1 Compact 55-60 14-16 1.3 Smooth Light green Low Good fruit quality for light green fresh market.

SUHANI F1 Umbrella 60-65 13-15 1.5-1.7 Smooth Medium green MediumLong fruits with thick skin & easy to harvest.Very good for green fresh markets.

UJWAL F1 Compact 70-75 10-12 1.0 Wrinkled Light green MediumSuitable for light green fresh market. Shiny fruits with attractive colour.

Variety Season

GREEN FRESH

CCH-1 F1 Kharif & Rabi



CCH-6300 PLUS F1 Kharif & Rabi

CLXHP9158 F1 Kharif & Rabi

EVER GREEN F1 Kharif & Rabi

GREEN KRANTI F1 Kharif & Rabi

HP158 F1 Kharif & Rabi

PRIYANKA-215 F1 Kharif & Rabi

SAPNA-555 F1 Kharif & Rabi

SUHANI F1 Kharif & Rabi

UJWAL F1 Kharif

Green freshChillies Season

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CHILLIES

CCH-15 F1

Excellent dry quality.High pungency.Good powder quality.

MEENAKSHI F1 (CLXHP8228)

High yield potential.Attractive light green colour with good pungency.


VarietyPlant Habit


transplanting)

Fruit Size (cm) FruitSurface

Fruit ColourPungency Remarks

Length Diameter Fresh Dry

DUAL PURPOSE

CCH-14 F1 Erect 65-70 8-10 0.9Semi-

wrinkledDark green Red Medium

Strong plant health, very good fruit setting & compact dark fruit. Good for fresh & dry purpose.

CCH-15 F1 Erect 60-65 8-10 0.8Semi-

wrinkledDark green Red High

Excellent fruit set and strong plant. Good for long harvest & good adaptability.

CCH-51 F1 Erect 55-60 9-11 0.8Semi-

wrinkledMedium

greenRed High

Very good fruit setting & suitable for fresh & dry purpose.

FIRE BOMB F1 Erect 65-70 6-8 0.7 Smooth Dark green Red High

Short compact dark green fruit with good seed fill & shine. Healthy plant with high yield potential. Fresh & dry purpose variety.

MEENAKSHI F1 (CLXHP8228) Erect 70-75 10-12 1.2

Semi-wrinkled

Medium green

Red MediumPlant with medium vigour and good disease tolerance. Suitable variety for fresh & dry purpose.

Chillies Season Variety SeasonDual purpose

CCH-14 F1 Kharif & RabiCCH-15 F1 Kharif & RabiCCH-51 F1 Kharif & Rabi

FIRE BOMB F1 Kharif & RabiMEENAKSHI F1

(CLXHP8228) Kharif & Rabi

CHILLIES

HMC 150 F1

Nice wrinkled fruits with good dry quality.

Chillies Season

Variety SeasonDry purpose

HMC 150 F1 Kharif

LAHAR F1 Kharif

VarietyPlant Habit


transplanting)

Fruit Size (cm)Fruit

Surface

Fruit Colour

Pungency RemarksLength Diameter Fresh Dry

DRY PURPOSE

HMC 150 F1 Umbrella 100-110 16-18 0.8-0.9 Wrinkled Dark green

Deep red

Medium

Long shiny red fruits with good yield potential & good for long harvest. The variety is suitable for dry purpose.

LAHAR F1 Umbrella 95-100 11-13 1.0Semi-

wrinkledDark green

Red Medium

Strong plant with good foliage cover. Good fruit setting and high yield potential. Fruits are straight and dark green.

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EGGPLANT

KOKILA F1

Extra early maturity.Profused fruiting and flowering.Nice shiny colour and good length of the fruits.

Variety Season

PURPLE / BLACKISH PURPLE

CHOO-CHOO F1 All seasons

GALINE F1 All seasons

KOKILA F1 All seasons

MAGADH LONG F1 All seasons

MAHADEVA F1 All seasons

NATWAR F1 All seasons

NEELGIRI F1 (BR-9999) All seasons

NISHA IMP F1 All seasons

Eggplant Season


Variety Plant HabitMaturity Days(1st harvest after

transplanting)

Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight

(g)Fruit Colour

Calyx colour

Bearing Habit

Remarks

PURPLE / BLACKISH PURPLE

CHOO-CHOO F1 Compact 70Elongated

bell90

Brownish purple

Green Cluster

Early variety with high fruit setting. Attractive glossy coloured fruits with cluster bearing habit.

GALINE F1 Erect and tall 75-80Big bell shape

250-300 Dark purple Green Solitary

Big size fruit and very high yielder, needs sta-king for longer harvest. Attractive fruit shape, size and colour.

KOKILA F1 Semi erect 55 Long 120Blackish purple

Green Solitary

Strong plant with very clean foliage. Cluster fruit setting with long blackish purple fruits.

MAGADH LONG F1 Compact 70 Half long 80 Light purple Purple green Cluster

MAHADEVA F1 Erect 75 Oval round 230 Dark purple Green Solitary

Vigorous plantbearing with big round to oblong fruits with good glossiness.

NATWAR F1 Medium compact 65Round to oblong

130Brownish

purpleGreen Solitary

Healthy plant and good yielder.

NEELGIRI F1 (BR-9999) Semi spreading 65 Half long 100 Purple

Green withpurple tinge

Cluster

Early maturity with high fruit setting. Uniform shape and size with glossy fruits.

NISHA IMP F1 Medium compact 65 Half long 90 Light purple Green purple ClusterHigh fruit setting and long harvest duration.

EGGPLANTNISHA IMP F1

Very high yield potential.Popular in Punjab area.Seed formation in the fruit is slow so it can be harvested from small to big size.

CHOO-CHOO F1

Excellent uniformity in the fruit shape and size.Attractive fruits and very healthy plants.High yield potential and early concentrated bearing.

GALINE F1

High yield potential.Excellent quality fruits well known in Mumbai market. Good for "Bharta" purpose.

MAHADEVA F1

Big size fruits with good weight.Good for "Bharta" purpose.

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EGGPLANT

Eggplant Season


PRATAP F1

Attractive colourwith uniform fruit size.

SHAMBHAJI F1

High fruit set & spiny calyx.

VarietyPlant Habit

Maturity Days(1st harvest after

transplanting)Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight

(g)Fruit Colour

Calyx colour / Spines

Bearing Habit

Remarks

VARIEGATED SPINY

CENTURY-136 F1 Semi erect 70 Oval round 90Green

variegatedGreen, spiny Solitary

High yield potential, attractive fruits with spiny calyx. Good variety suitable for Maharashtra market.

PRATAP F1 Medium compact

70-75 Oval round 100Purple


Shiny fruits with long pedicel & spiny calyx. Maintains fruit size.

SHAMBHAJI F1 Medium compact

70 Oval to oblong 100Green


Very good fruit setting with good size and spiny calyx.

Variety Season

VARIEGATED SPINY

CENTURY-136 F1 All seasons

PRATAP F1 All seasons

SHAMBHAJI F1 All seasons

EGGPLANT

SHWETA-12 F1

Early maturity. High yield potential.Excellent white fruit with green calyx.Very popular in Chattisgarh market.

GREEN LONG F1

Uniform slender long fruits.High yield potential.Attractive fruit colour and calyx.


transplanting)

Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight

(g)Fruit Colour

Calyx colour

Bearing Habit

Remarks

GREEN

GREEN LONG F1 Erectand tall

75-80 Long 105 Light green Apple green Cluster

Good plant vigour with cluster setting. Well adaptable to wide climatic conditions & having high yield potential.

GREEN KING F1 Bushycompact

70 Elongated 70Green with whitish strip at bottom

Green ClusterHigh and concentrated fruit set. Uniform size and shape.

HARSHIT F1 Intermediate 70 Oval round 180-200 Light green Green Solitary

Healthy plant and attractive smooth light green fruits with very good glossiness. High potential yield thanks to uniform and big size fruit.

MUKTA-90 F1 Tall erect 65 Elongated 150Light green with green

patchesGreen Cluster

Strong plant and good clean foliage.High yielding potential.

OTHERS - WHITE

SHWETA-12 F1 Compact 60 Half long 50 White Green ClusterCompact plant and very uniform. Prolific bearer with medium long white fruits.

Eggplant Season Variety Season

GREEN

GREEN LONG F1 All seasons

GREEN KING F1 All seasons

HARSHIT F1 All seasons

MUKTA-90 F1 All seasons

OTHERS - WHITE

SHWETA-12 F1 All seasons

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BITTER GOURD


Attractive green fruits.

TIJARTI F1 (CLXBG0639)

Very attractive fruitswith dense tentacles.

ANUSHKA F1

High yielder.

VarietyMaturity Days

(1st harvestafter sowing )

ShapeFruit Size (cm)

Weight (g) Colour Surface Remarks

Length Diameter

SHORT SPINDLE

BG-036 F1 55-60 Short spindle 6-7 2-3 40-50 Dark green Dense spines High yielder.

MEDIUM SPINDLE

ANUSHKA F1 50-55 Medium long spindle 18-25 3-3.5 100-120 Dark green Sharp spinesUniform attractive glossy fruits with early maturity.

LAKSHYA - 385 F1 45-55 Medium long spindle 15-20 3-4 100-120 Dark green Sharp spinesEarly maturity and shiny fruits.

TIJARTI F1(CLXBG0639) 45-50 Medium small spindle 16-18 3-4 85-90 Dark green Dense spines

Very attractive fruits with dense tentacles.

LONG SPINDLE

BALI F1 45-55 Thick long 25-30 4-5 130-150 Dark green Thick spines

VIRAT F1(CLXBG1208) 55-65 Thick long 25-30 3.5-4.5 140-180 Dark green

Medium thick spines

OTHERS

JHALAK F1(CLXBG1261) 60-65 Slender long 25-30 2.5-3 90-100 Dark green Smooth

Prolific bearing with excellent shelf life.

BITTER GOURD & RIDGE GOURD

C-331 F1 MALA F1 (CLXRG0127)

Uniform fruit size, ideal for long distance packing.

VINAYAK F1 (CLXRG3166)

Dark green uniform fuits, prominent ridges.

JHALAK F1 (CLXBG1261)

Early & high yield potential.

Attractive green fruits.

VarietyMaturity

Days(1st harvest

after sowing )

ShapeFruit Size (cm)

Weight (g) Colour Surface Remarks

Length Diameter

C-331 F1 55-60 Cylindrical with deep ridges 40 3-3.3 150-175 Green Deep sharp ridges

C-335 F1 50-55 Cylindrical with deep ridges 45 3-3.3 120-150 Green Deep sharp ridges

HARSHA F1 50-55Cylindrical with deep ridges

and blunt 40 3-3.5 140-180 Dark green Deep sharp ridges

Medium vines and free setting.

MALA F1 (CLXRG0127) 55-60

Cylindrical with deep ridges & blunt

33-35 4.5-5.5 200-250 GreenProminent

deep ridges

Very good fruit setting & suitable for ground cultivation too.

NIDHI F1 58-62Cylindrical with deep ridges

and tapered inflorescence-end38-48 2.8-3.3 160-210 Shiny green

Prominentdeep ridges

Medium vines with abundant setting.

NIDHI-3 F1 55-60Cylindrical with deep ridges

and rounded inflorescence-end35-45 3-3.3 150-200 Shiny green

Prominentdeep ridges

Medium to long vines. Good setting.

VINAYAK F1 (CLXRG3166) 45-50

Cylindrical with deep ridges and rounded inflorescence-

end45-50 2.5-3 250-260 Dark green Prominent ridges High yield.

VIRAT F1 (CLXBG1208)

Uniform & glossy fruits.

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BOTTLE GOURD


VarietyMaturity Days(1st harvest after

sowing)Shape

Fruit Size (cm) Weight (kg)

Colour RemarksLength Diameter

CYLINDRICAL

AMRIT F1 50-55 Cylindrical 35-40 5-6 0.7- 0.9 Apple greenEarly maturity with uniform fruits.

CBH-10 F1 60-65 Cylindrical club 40-42 7-7.5 0.8-1.1 Medium green Early fruiting.

CBH-11 F1 60-65 Cylindrical 38-40 6.5-7 0.6-0.8 Bright green Good shelf life.

NAVEEN F1 50-55 Cylindrical 45-50 5.5-6 0.6-0.8 Apple green Excellent uniformity.

NAYAN F1 60-65 Cylindrical club 43-46 7.5-8.5 1.5-2.0Green with white

specsFirm fruit with thick flesh

NUTAN F1 50-55 Cylindrical short 25-30 6-7 0.5-0.7 Glossy Green

ROUND

CBH-7 F1 52-55 High neck 10-12 8.5-10 0.2-0.3 Apple green Prolific bearer.

CBH-8 F1 60-65 Deep oblate 13-16 8.5-10 0.4-0.6Glossy and

medium greenFlexibility of fruit size.

GANESH F1 60-65 Deep oblate 13-16 8.5-10 0.4-0.6Glossy and

medium greenFlexibility of fruit size.

PUNJAB KOMAL 55-58 High neck 13-15 8.5-10 0.5-0.6 Light green

NAYAN F1

High yield potential, uniform cylindrical fruits, good for packing & transportation.

NUTAN F1

Early maturity with high fruit setting, suitable for "Gutka" slot.

BOTTLE GOURD & SNAKE GOURD

AAKASHDEEP F1

AAKASHGANGA F1

NAVEEN F1

Exportquality fruits.

CBH-7 F1

Early to harvest.

CBH-8 F1

Attractivefruit shape.

Attractive fruit appearance.

Attractive long fruits.

VarietyMaturity Days(1st harvest after

sowing)Shape

Fruit Size (cm)Weight

(g)Colour Remarks

Length Diameter

AAKASHDEEP F1 65-70 Cylindrical withtapered ends

50-60 4-4.2 200-250Emerald green

with white stripsEarly maturity & high yield potential.

AAKASHGANGA F1 70-75 Cylindrical with tapered ends

>125 3-3.50 500-600Milky white with

white stripsVery long fruits,tender fresh quality.

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SPONGE GOURD & ASH GOURD


UTSAV F1

Attractive dark green fruits.

WHITE SEEDED F1

Uniform fruit shape & size.

VarietySeed colour

Maturity Days(1st harvest after

sowing )Shape

Fruit Size (cm) Weight (g)

Colour Surface RemarksLength Diameter

NAVELI F1 White 43-48 Cylindrical with

tapered end25-35 3-3.5 130-160

Shiny apple green

SmoothAvoid planting in low temperatures.

MAYURA F1 Black 45-50Cylindrical long

with tapered end25-30 3-3.5 150-200 Dark green Smooth

Avoid very high temperatures.

UTSAV F1 Black 40-45 Cylindrical with

blunt end25-35 3 120-140

Glossy dark green


WHITE SEEDED F1 White 45-50 Cylindrical with

tapered end25-30 3-3.5 130-200

Lighterapple green


Variety Maturity Days(1st harvest after sowing )

Shape Weight (kg)

Colour Surface

HYBRID No.2 F1 110 Blocky oval 6-8 Green Powdery white

SANTOSH F1 65-70 Cylindrical 1-1.5 Light green Powdery green

HYBRID No.2 F1


MELON

Uniform fruit shape & size.

MADHUR-322 F1

Early fruiting & very sweet in taste.

SURYA F1

Uniform fruitswith excellent transportability.

VarietyMaturity(1st harvest

after sowing )

Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight

(kg)

Sweetness (TSS / Brix %)

FruitSurface

Fruit Skin Colour

Fruit Flesh Disease Resistances

RemarksColour Texture

NETTED CANTALOUPE

MADHUR-322 F1 75-80 Round 1-1.3 12-13 Fine nettingCreamy Yellow

Orange CrispySweet flavour with high sugar content.

SMOOTH ORANGE

CHAND F1 65-70 Round 1-1.2 12-13 Smooth Yellow Creamy white Crispy

SURYA F1 70-75 Round 1.5-2.5 12-13 SmoothGolden yellow

Creamy white Crispy

SURAJ F1 70-75 Round 1-1.5 12-13 SmoothGolden yellow

Creamy white Crispy HR: Fom:0,1

Excellent round fruit with good flesh quality & high sugar content, excellent trans-portability.

MelonSeason

Variety Season

NETTED CANTALOUPE

MADHUR-322 F1 Summer

SMOOTH ORANGE

CHAND F1 Summer & Kharif

SURYA F1 Summer & Kharif

SURAJ F1 Summer & Kharif

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CUCUMBER

NB: please ensure you have read the general information given page 2NB: please ensure you have read HR & IR informations for pathogens abbreviations given page 46-47

DAMINI F1

High yield potential & widely adaptable to different climates.

Variety Season

WHITE

CAPRI PLUS F1 Kharif & Rabi

ASIAN GREEN

BASANTI F1 Kharif & Rabi

DAMINI F1 Kharif & Rabi

INPLANG F1 Kharif & Rabi

NO 2 F1 Kharif & Rabi

SHIGHRA F1 Kharif & Rabi

SLICER

SHYAM F1 Kharif & Rabi

BEIT-ALPHA

HILTON F1 Kharif & Rabi

CucumberSeason

VarietyPlant

Vigour

Maturity Days

(1st harvest after sowing )

Fruit Size (cm) Fruit Weight

(g)

Fruit Colour

Disease Resistances

RemarksLength Diameter

WHITE

CAPRI PLUS F1 Medium 38-40 10-14 3.3-5 100-120 White

Healthy plant with good foliage.Good setting ability with short compact fruit.

ASIAN GREEN

BASANTI F1 Medium 40-45 15-18 3.5-4 130-160 Light greenMedium size fruits with good yielding potential.

DAMINI F1 Strong 40-45 20-24 3.5-4 200-220 Light greenHealthy plants producing straight long fruits with good weight.

INPLANG F1 Medium 40-45 15-18 3.5-4 140-160 Dark green IR : PRSVAdapted for rainy season planting & attractive dark green fruit.

NO 2 F1 Strong 40-45 12-16 3.5-4 100-120 GreenVery strong plant with dark foliage. Medium short lustrous fruits & more cripsy.

SHIGHRA F1 Medium 35-40 18-20 3.5-4 180-200 Light greenGood for early harvest. Slender long straight fruits.

SLICER

SHYAM F1 Strong 40 16-18 3.5 180 Dark greenHR : Ccu

IR : Psl/Px/Pcu/CMV/PRSV/WMV/ZYMV

Healthy plant with good branching. Performs well for both staked & non staked cultivation, attractive dark fruit with good firmness.

BEIT-ALPHA

HILTON F1 Strong 38-40 15-16 3.5 150Medium

green

HR: Ccu / PxIR: CVYV

Uniform green lustrous fruits & high fruit setting ability with earliness. Recommended for protected cultivation.

INPLANG F1

Dark green attractive fruits.Concentrated bearing & early maturity.

SHYAM F1

High yield potential.The fruits are preferred mainly in Rajasthan, Punjab & Gujarat markets.

HILTON F1

Special quality seedless fruits with attractive colour.Very high yield potential & suitable for greenhouse protected cultivation.

CUCUMBER

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OKRA


SURAKSHA F1

Dark green attractive pods.

TAMANNA F1

Short internodes, high yielder.

CHIRANJEEVI F1 (CLXOK4108)

Uniform green plant with short internodes.

VarietyPlant Habit


sowing)

No. of Branches

Fruit SizeShelf Life

DiseaseResis-tances

RemarksColour

Length (cm)

No. of Ridges

CHIRANJEEVI F1 (CLXOK4108) Medium tall 43-45 3-4 Dark Green 9-10 5 ****

IR: OYVMV / OELCuV

Dark green fruits, good resistance to virus diseases.

PRIYANKA F1 Medium tall 43-45 3-4 Green 11-12 5 **** IR: OYVMVHigh yielder, export quality fruits.

RAKSHA F1 Medium tall 45-48 2-3 Dark green 9-10 5 **** IR: OYVMV Small attractive pods.

SURAKSHA F1 Medium tall 48-50 3-4Very dark

green12-13 5 **** IR: OYVMV

High quality fruit & long harvest duration.

TAMANNA F1 Medium tall 43-45 3-4 Dark green 13-15 5 **** IR: OYVMV

ONION

GANGA F1

RANI F1

Deep red bulbs with good heat tolerance.

Good for early sowing, high yield potential.Attractive red bulbs.

Onion Season

VarietyMaturity (days after

transplanting)

Bulb Shape

Bulb Weight (g) Bulb Colour Purpose Remarks

GANGA F1 130-135 Round 130 Deep red FreshStrong plant, attractive dark red bulbs & adapted for late sowing.

RANI F1 120 Globe 150 Red FreshBig size uniform bulbs, nice colour.Adapted to cultivation in North Indian plains.

Variety Season

GANGA F1 Rabi

RANI F1 Rabi

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BEETROOT-RADISH-TURNIP


TETRADeep red internal colourwith good taste & sweetness.

C-05 F1

Early & attractivewhite roots.

Species Variety Maturity(Days after sowing)

Root Surface Root Shape Root Weight (g) Root Colour Season Remarks

Beetroot TETRA 60-65 Smooth Round 160-200 Dark red Kharif & RabiDeep red internal colour with good tasteand sweetness.

Species Variety Type

Maturity (Days after

sowing) Foliage

Root Surface

Root Shape

Root Size (cm)Root

Weight (g)

Root ColourLength Diameter

Radish C-05 F1 Chetki 35-40Green non

hairySmooth

Cylindrical long

25 3-4 110 White

Radish CENTURY-11 F1 Mino 40-45Green non

hairySmooth

Cylindrical long

35 3-4 120-130 White

TurnipPURPLE TOP

WHITE GLOBE Globe 65-70Green non

hairySmooth Globe 7 2.5-3 200-250

White withpurple top

Radish-TurnipSeason

Spe-cies

Variety Type Season

Radish C-05 F1 Chetki Kharif & Summer

Radish CENTURY-11 F1 Mino Late Kharif & Early Rabi

Turnip PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE Globe Kharif & Rabi

C-1076 F1

GUAMAL-7250 F1

Good for long distancetransport.


VarietyPlant Habit

Maturity Days(1st harvest after sowing ) Fruit

Shape

Fruit Weight(kg) Fruit colour

on maturityFlesh colour

RemarksImmature Ripen Immature Ripen

C-1076 F1 Mediumlong vines

108-118 120-140 Oval 5-7 7-9Blackish green with elongated cream

spots

Orangish yellow

C-1086 F1 Medium vines

98-102 112-115 Elliptical 3.5-4.5 6-7Blackish green with elongated cream

spots

Orangish yellow

Good shipper.

C-1106 F1 Short vines 85-9 102-110 Round 3-4 5-6.5Blackish green with elongated cream

spots

Orangish yellow

Wide adaptability.

GUAMAL-7250 F1 Mediumlong vines

75-80 -Deep oblate with furrows

1.8-2 - Deep greenBright

yellowish orange

Suitable for fresh market.

PUMPKIN

Pumpkin Season

Variety Season

C-1076 F1 All seasons



GUAMAL-7250 F1 All seasons

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TOMATO


Tomato Season

Variety Season

SALADETTE

ALANKAR F1 Late Kharif & Rabi

ANJU F1 (CLXTO205) Kharif & Rabi

ANOKHI F1 Kharif

RISHIKA F1(CLXTO225) Kharif & Rabi

SUPRIYA-235 F1 Kharif & Rabi

YASH F1 Spring in Hills

CHERRY

REGY F1 Kharif & Rabi

ALANKAR F1

Very firm and attractive fruits.Market leader for long transportation.


transplanting)

Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight (g)

ColourFruit

FirmnessDisease

Resistances Remarks

SALADETTE

ALANKAR F1 Determinate 80-85Square round

100 Vivid red ***** HR: Fol:0,1 (US1,2)Excellent fruit quality, high yield, good performance under cool conditions.

ANJU F1(CLXTO205) Determinate 65-70 Oval 80-90 Deep red **** IR: TYLCV

Dense foliage. Concentrated setting & good fruit coverage.

ANOKHI F1 Determinate 60-65 Oval 75-80 Red ***HR: Fol:2 (US3) /

ToMV IR: TYLCV

Very good fruit setting and early maturity.

RISHIKA F1(CLXT0225) Determinate 70-75 Oval 90-100 Deep red ***** IR: TYLCV

Very good foliar disease tolerance. High firmness and very uniform fruits. Adapted to long harvest .

SUPRIYA-235 F1 Determinate 65-70 Oval 80-90 Dark red *** HR: Fol:2 (US3) Firm fruits and highly productive. Plant with very good foliage cover.

YASH F1 Indeterminate 75-80 Round 80-85 Vivid red **** HR: ToMV Adapted to long harvest.

CHERRY

REGY F1 Indeterminate 75-80 Round 15-20 Red ****

HR: Fol:0,1 (US1,2) / ToMV

IR: Ma / Mi / Mj /TYLCV

Vigorous variety and high setting. Good for cluster harvest, uniform fruit size.

TOMATO

REGY F1

Very nice cluster, good taste (Brix: 7-8). Resistant to fruit cracking.

RISHIKA F1 (CLXTO225)

Very firm and attractive fruits. Good for long transportation.

ANJU F1 (CLXTO205)

Attractive red fruits, suitable for long transport. High yielding variety with uniform fruit size.

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TOMATO


PRIYA-6636 F1

Nice fruit quality.Very good for early harvest.

Variety Season

ACIDIC

AARTI F1 (CLXTO377) Rabi & Spring

DEVIKA F1(CLXTO213) Kharif & Rabi

PRIYA-6636 F1 Kharif & Rabi

SELECTION-22 Late Kharif & Rabi

SURICHA IMP F1 Rabi


transplanting)

Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight (g)

ColourFruit

FirmnessDisease

Resistances Remarks

ACIDIC

AARTI F1(CLXTO377) Determinate 70-75 Flat round 75-80 Red

HR: Fol:2 (US3) / ToMV

IR: TYLCV

Good for warm condi-tion, good foliage cover.

DEVIKA F1(CLXTO213) Determinate 70-75 Round 70-75

Deep red

***HR: Fol:2 (US3) /

ToMV IR: TYLCV

Attractive firmness & colour, very uniform shape & size.

PRIYA-6636 F1 Determinate 60-65 Flat round 70-75 Red ***HR : Fol : 0,1 2

(US 1,2,3)IR : Ss/TYLCV

Early variety with concentrated bearing.

SELECTION-22 Determinate 70-75 Oblate 80-90 Red ***

Tomato Season

TOMATO

DEVIKA F1 (CLXTO213)

Excellent red colour.Uniform fruit size.

AARTI F1 (CLXTO377)

Good heat tolerance.

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WATERMELON


HYBRID No.05 F1 (CLXWM0085)

Nice fruit quality.Very good for early harvest.



Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight (kg)

Sweetness (TSS/Brix %)

Fruit Skin Colour

Fruit FleshShelf life Remarks

Colour Texture

ICEBOX

ARUN F1 60-65Oval to oblong

3-4 12-13Greennarrow stripes

Deep red Very good ****Thick rind, very good transportability.

HYBRID No.05 F1 (CLXWM0085) 60-65

Oval oblong

2-3 12-13Blackish green

Deep red Very good ****High yield potential.

Watermelon SeasonVariety Season

ARUN F1 Rabi & Summer

HYBRID No.05 F1 (CLXWM0085) All season

Watermelon Season

WATERMELON

SWARAJ F1

Early & uniform fruit size.

Variety Season

SWARAJ F1 Rabi & Summer

Watermelon SeasonWatermelon Season



Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight (kg)


Fruit Skin ColourFruit Flesh

Shelf life RemarksColour Texture

BLACK ROUND

KAJAL F1 70-75 Round 4-5 10-11 Shiny dark green Red Very good ***Mini Sugar Baby type.

KOYAL F1(CLXWM6146) 70-75

Oval round

7-8 11-12Dark green with narrow stripes

Dark red Very good ****

No.1 F1 80-90 Round 7-8 9-10 Very dark green Deep red Very good ***

SUGAR BABY 80-85 Round 6-8 10-11 Dark green Red Good ***Widely adaptable.

KOYAL F1 (CLXWM6146)

Very good internal colour.Variety Season

KAJAL F1 Rabi & Summer

KOYAL F1 (CLXWM6146)

Rabi & Summer

No.1 F1 Rabi & Summer

SUGAR BABY Rabi & Summer

Watermelon SeasonWatermelon Season



Fruit Shape

Fruit Weight (kg)


Fruit Skin Colour

Fruit Flesh Shelf life

RemarksColour Texture

DRAGON

SWARAJ F1 75-80 Oblong 8-10 11-12Dark green with narrow

stripesDark red

Very good

****Homogeneous oblong fruits with good transportability.

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Species Variety TypeDisease

ResistancesRemarks

LETTUCE BALMORAL IcebergHR: Bl:16,21,23,32

IR: LMVDark green colour, suitable for spring & autumn production.

LETTUCE FALBALA Lollo rossa HR: Bl:16,21,23,32 Bright deep red, suitable for baby leaf and whole heads.

LETTUCE GRISHMA Iceberg Our leading variety for hot condition. Weight 300-700 g.

LETTUCE NOGA Romaine HR: Bl:21,23 Good variety for warm conditions. Moderate blisters. Weight 1-1.3 kg.

LETTUCE OAKLEAF Oakleaf Green foliage, 180-200 g. average weight & harvest in 45 to 50 days.

LETTUCE ROSSIA Red batavia IR: LMVStrong plant, compact foliage habit, matures at 55 to 60 days. Weight around 300 g, excellent uniformity.

LETTUCE SHEETAL Iceberg Attractive head, harvest in 50-55 days. Average weight 800-850 g.

LETTUCE VARDAC Green batavia IR: LMVVersatile variety. Slightly upright with well closed base. High level of tip burn tolerance, performs in warm conditions too.

ROCKET SALAD

CULTIVEE Rocket salad Our popular variety (Eruca sativa).

ASPARAGUS JULIES F1 Green stem Attractive green tender shoots.

CHIVECOMMON

CHIVE Common chive Leaves up to 50 cm long, used for culinary purposes as condiments.

CELERY ISTAR GreenVigorous early variety with good tolerance to bolting. Produces long stalks with crispy texture.

CHICORY DORANA Curled chicoryCurled chicory with yellow heart, reference in Europe for summer production.

CHICORY ELYSEE Broad leaf endive

Medium green, dense heart. Harvest period is spring & summer.

LEAFY & EXOTICS


BALMORALRound and uniform heads..

GRISHMAEarly maturity and good taste.Nice head, firm and uniform.

SQUASH & HERBSSpecies Variety Fruit colour Disease Resistances Remarks

SQUASH CORA F1 Medium dark green Open erect plant with uniform cylindrical fruits. Easy fruit picking. High yielder variety.

SQUASH ORELIA F1 Bright yellowStrong and open plant with high quality shiny yellow fruits. Very high fruit setting. Outstanding yield and widely used in India.

SQUASH SUNLIGHT F1 Yellow IR: PRSV / WMV / ZYMVMedium plant with good fruit setting, uniform yellow fruits. Strong disease package.

Species Variety Remarks

BASIL LONG GREEN GIANT Strong flavour, large leaves.

CORIANDER MOGGIANO Our popular selection, adapted for multicutting with excellent bolting tolerence and distinct flavour.

ROSEMARY ROSEMARY Fresh aroma.

SAGE COMMON SAGE Widely used in South Europe and also in India.

THYME WINTER THYME Excellent fragrance.

CORA F1

Early maturity (30-40 daysfrom sowing). Easy to harvest.

ORELIA F1

Very early maturity & excellent fruiting.Golden yellow attractive fruits.

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PRIVILEGE RETURNS:All sales are final and no returns will be accepted unless prior authorization from the seller’s ‘Customer Relations ‘ department is received in writing. All returns must be in unopened packaging and will need to be returned to the original shipping location, unless otherwise authorized, at the customer’s expense. Unauthorised sales returns will be refused by the seller and sent back to the customer at his expense.Buyer is responsible for shipping charges to seller’s distribution center for all products being shipped for return, exchange or replacement. Products exchanged or replaced will be shipped by seller to buyer, at seller’s expense, using the same shipping method as is delineated in the terms and conditions attached to the price list. All other expenses will be charged to the customer.Customer is responsible for all risk of loss and damage to products being shipped for return, exchange or replacement. To protect your interests, please fully insure return shipment in case of loss or damage.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: These terms and conditions of sale may not be interpreted as granting the buyer any intellectual right/title over the seller's goods as well as over the packaging and/or media and/or related documents and/or intellectual rights/titles and/or distinctive signs, which are the property of the seller or which the seller operates or uses in the context of his activity.The buyer shall refrain from hiding, deleting or modifying, in any way whatsoever, intellectual rights/titles as well as distinctive signs that appear on the packaging of the goods delivered by the seller.The buyer undertakes to inform the seller immediately, and by any means, of any infringement of his property rights and/or intellectual property rights and/or titles and/or distinctive signs (or the ones he operates or uses in the context of his activity) and to co-operate fully with the seller.At any time, the seller may check that the foregoing provisions are fully respected, without prejudice to any other action by the seller. The buyer undertakes to ensure that his own customers comply with this clause. The buyer expressly authorizes the visit of a person appointed or mandated by the seller to control the respect of the provisions of these terms and conditions of sales, especially the provisions relating to intellectual property and the preservation of the quality of the goods. To do so, the buyer agrees to facilitate free access to its premises including but not limited to its greenhouses. The seller can also consult all relevant documents in this regard. In case of resale of the goods to third parties, the buyer shall inform such third parties of the obligations described here above. IMPORTANT NOTICE: All intellectual property rights reserved. Illegal reproduction and/or exploitation is forbidden. Violation of these rights may constitute a serious offence that is prosecutable by Law. For further information see: www.hmclause.com

GUARANTEES: The seller guarantees the buyer the supply of fair, sound, commercial goods in so far as the technical knowledge stands during the production period as the results obtained do not solely depend on the variety and quality of the seed or seedling, but also on factors that are difficult or impossible to appreciate or forecast, and as they can vary in particular according to the regions, the environment, the agronomic and atmospheric conditions, the development in technical knowledge, the growing techniques and operations, any advice and suggestion from the seller are proposed for information only and consequently cannot include a guarantee of harvest. In view of the nature of the goods sold, the seller’s responsibility, in the event of recognized or established errors and faults, and in particular as regards authenticity or purity of variety, specific

purity, germination, conformity to resistances and to tolerances, to strains or breeds of diseases recognised to date, is restricted maximum to the cost of seeds delivered and the proved expenses incurred from the return of the said goods. Unless otherwise agreed by the seller, seller’s bred and selected varieties are delivered for sale and/or resale under the seller’s variety name and trademark exclusively. Therefore, the buyer is not authorised to remove the packaging and/or bagging from the seeds which are sold to him in their original packing with a view to repackaging and/or retailing in open packages. The buyer promises to have this clause respected by his customers. If this obligation is not respected by the buyer or by his customers, the seller shall in no way be responsible for the goods delivered by the latter. Any information given by the seller in his catalogues or other printed documents is given in good faith and for information purposes only and shall in no event entail the seller’s responsibility whatsoever should the information be incomplete, erroneous or otherwise. The approximate number of seeds given by the seller for each variety is provided for information purposes only. Indeed, such numbers may vary according to the seed lot, crop results or any other reason whatsoever. The goods are delivered by the seller for use by the buyer or his customers in keeping with its purpose. Consequently, the seller shall in no way be held responsible for use of the said goods, and the consequences that is non-compliant with its purpose. Likewise, any multiplication, reproduction or re-export of the goods by the buyer or his customers is strictly forbidden. The seller shall not be held responsible for any damage resulting from the packages and packaging, whatever these may be.

TREATMENT AND PACKAGINGStandard treatment and standard packing, as indicated in the price list, is included at no additional cost. Any special packing, treatment or shipping requirements can be quoted on request and will be charged extra.

DEADLINE FOR COMPLAINTS: Any complaint concerning the external aspect and the specific purity shall have to be made within the twelve days following the arrival of the goods. Any complaint concerning the germination shall have to be made within the forty-five days following the arrival of the goods. Any complaint concerning the authenticity or the purity of variety shall have to be made within the normal deadlines for sowing immediately following the delivery date. In any case, no complaint will be accepted by the seller if the seeds have been repacked by the buyer or his customers. Complaint what so ever, gives no ground for adjournment of any payment. Dispute if any, will be settled in Hyderabad, India Jurisdiction.

PRICES: Prices charged will be those ruling at the time of dispatch of the order to the buyer. Quotations are subject to alteration without notice.Export Price is available on request.Seller’s prices are quoted as ex-works unless otherwise indicated on the invoice. Barring particular conditions, all taxes, transport costs, insurances, attestations, authorisations, bank charges and packing or packaging costs are invoiced separately on the invoice issued by the seller. Each order will be subject to administrative charges as indicated in the seller’s Terms and conditions attached to the Price List. For example, minimum value for each delivery is indicated in such Price List. All pricing is subject to change. The seller reserves the right to make adjustments to pricing for any reasons it deems fit.The amount of sales, excise or other taxes, if any, applicable to the products shall be added to the purchase price and shall be paid by the buyer unless the buyer provides the seller with an exemption certificate acceptable to the taxing authorities. Any taxes which the seller may be required to pay or collect under any existing or future law, upon or with respect to the sale, purchase, delivery, storage, processing, use or consumption of any of the products, including taxes upon or measured by the receipts from the sale thereof, shall be to the account of the buyer, who shall promptly pay the amount thereof to the seller upon demand.

PAYMENT: Any payment will be declared made on the date when funds have been put by the buyer at seller’s disposal.All seller’s goods are payable at the seller’s registered address. Barring particular conditions or binding clauses of the applicable legislation, the payments are made within sixty days from the date of invoice in accordance with the payment conditions shown on the invoice. With respect to buyers who have been the subject of one or more legal recovery procedures or bounced/delayed clearance of negotiable instruments and who have since cleared their account, the seller reserves the right, for the period of one year, to deliver orders only on condition that cash payment is received in advance or on the date of delivery, due to the important risk of insolvability. In addition and in any event, if unfavourable information is received concerning the solvability of a buyer, the seller will sell him goods only on condition that cash payment is received either in advance or on the date of delivery. In the event of late payment, the seller shall have the right to suspend any subsequent order made by the buyer and to do so until full payment of the sums owed to the seller is made and without prejudicing any legal action that the latter might take. Any sum not settled on the due date shown on the invoice will result in immediate application of late payment penalties, calculated on the total invoice amount, including tax as the case may be, at 24% interest that shall be due the day after the settlement date shown on the invoice. Any invoice not fully paid on its due date at the latest and for which payment is recovered by the seller’s legal department, will be the subject of payment for compensation set at a standard rate of 15% of the sums outstanding. CONFLICT:In case of conflict or ambiguity in the terms and conditions hereof and those in the price list, the terms and conditions attached to the price list will prevail.

CASE OF FORCE MAJEURE: The orders shall not be fulfilled in case of force majeure. As a non-restrictive example, the following are considered cases of force majeure: acts of war, strikes, fires, atmospheric disturbances and accidents in any company playing a part in the production and distribution of the seeds and/or seedlings.

APPLICABLE LAW - PLACE OF JURISDICTION: For any dispute related to these Terms and Conditions of Sale, the courts of Hyderabad in Telangana will be solely competent, even in the case of urgent proceedings, introduction of third parties for guarantee or multiplicity of defendants. Should an invoice remain unpaid by the buyer at its due date, the seller shall have the possibility to take legal action against the buyer at its place of registered address.

VEGETABLE PLANTING GUIDE / DEFINITIONS & STANDARDS

VARIETYNUMBER OF SEEDS

PER GRAMSEED RATE

PER ACRE (GM / ACRE)SPACING

(ROW * PLANT) IN CMNUMBER OF PLANTS

PER ACRE

BEAN (BUSH) 5-6 4000-5000 30*15(Hills); 45*30(Plains) 25000-30000

PEA 5 22000-23000 45 * 10 90000

BEETROOT 50-70 1500-2000 30-40 * 15 85000-90000

BROCCOLI 250-300 120-150 25-30 * 33-40 20000-25000

CABBAGE 250-300 120-150 45-65 * 40-80 20000-30000

CARROT 500-1000 800-1000 30 * 5 370000-500000

CAULIFLOWER 200-200 120-150 45-65 * 40-80 20000-25000

CELERY 2500 10 30-40 * 25-30 30000

CORIANDER 85 8000-10000 25 * 15 600000

CUCUMBER (INDOOR) 35 350 90 * 45 12000

CUCUMBER (OUTDOOR) 35 300-450 130-150 * 20-40 8000-10000

EGGPLANT 220-250 40 100-110 * 50-60 6000-8000

GOURDS 6-8 400-800 150-180 * 45-60 2500-5000

KOLHRABI 250-300 400 30-40 * 25-30 60000-70000

LETTUCE 800-1000 200-400 30-40 * 30 32000-40000

MELON (OUTDOOR) 25-35 200-250 160-200 * 45-55 5000-8000

OKRA 15-17 200-2500 60 * 30 20000-25000

ONION 250-400 1500-2000 15-18* 10-12 225000-275000

PEPPER - HOT 120-150 90-110 70-90 * 40-60 8000-10000

PEPPER - SWEET (INDOOR) 125-150 120-150 90 * 45 12000

PEPPER - SWEET (OUTDOOR) 125-150 120-150 100-120 * 30-40 10000-12000

PUMPKIN 10 300-400 180-250 * 60-75 2500-3000

RADISH 80-120 2000 30 * 15 85000-10000

SQUASH 5-8 1400-2000 120 * 40-60 6000-10000

TOMATO 250-300 50-60 100-150 * 40-50 4800-10000

TURNIP 400-600 200-225 30 * 15 85000-90000

WATERMELON 10-30 300-500 150-180 * 60-80 5000-8000

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DEFINITION OF THE TERMS DESCRIBING THE REACTION OF PLANTS TO PESTSAND PATHOGENS.

• Susceptibility is the inability of a plant variety to restrict the growth and development of a specified pest.• Resistance is the ability of a plant variety to restrict the growth and development of a specified pest and/or the damage they cause when compared to susceptible plant varieties under similar environmental conditions and pest pressure. Resistant varieties may exhibit some disease symptoms or damage under heavy pest pressure.

TWO LEVELS OF RESISTANCE ARE DEFINED.

• High resistance (HR): Plant varieties that highly restrict the growth and development of the specified pest under normal pest pressure when compared to susceptible varieties. These plant varieties may, however, exhibit some symptoms or damage under heavy pest pressure.• Intermediate resistance (IR): Plant varieties that restrict the growth and development of the specified pest but may exhibit a greater range of symptoms or damage compared to high resistant varieties. Intermediately resistant plant varieties will still show less severe symptoms or damage than susceptible plant varieties when grown under similar environmental conditions and/or pest pressure.

It is to be noted that if a resistance is claimed in a plant variety it is limited to the specified biotypes, pathotypes, races or strains of the pest.

If no biotypes, pathotypes, races or strains are specified in the resistance claim for the variety, it is because no generally accepted classification of the cited pest by biotype, pathotype, race of strain exists. New biotypes, pathotypes, races or strains that may emerge are not covered by the original resistance claim.

• Immunity is when a plant is not subject to attack or infection by a specified pest.

VEGETABLE PLANTING GUIDE / DEFINITIONS & STANDARDS

VARIETYNUMBER OF SEEDS

PER GRAMSEED RATE

PER ACRE (GM / ACRE)SPACING

(ROW * PLANT) IN CMNUMBER OF PLANTS

PER ACRE

BEAN (BUSH) 5-6 4000-5000 30*15(Hills); 45*30(Plains) 25000-30000

PEA 5 22000-23000 45 * 10 90000

BEETROOT 50-70 1500-2000 30-40 * 15 85000-90000

BROCCOLI 250-300 120-150 25-30 * 33-40 20000-25000

CABBAGE 250-300 120-150 45-65 * 40-80 20000-30000

CARROT 500-1000 800-1000 30 * 5 370000-500000

CAULIFLOWER 200-200 120-150 45-65 * 40-80 20000-25000

CELERY 2500 10 30-40 * 25-30 30000

CORIANDER 85 8000-10000 25 * 15 600000

CUCUMBER (INDOOR) 35 350 90 * 45 12000

CUCUMBER (OUTDOOR) 35 300-450 130-150 * 20-40 8000-10000

EGGPLANT 220-250 40 100-110 * 50-60 6000-8000

GOURDS 6-8 400-800 150-180 * 45-60 2500-5000

KOLHRABI 250-300 400 30-40 * 25-30 60000-70000

LETTUCE 800-1000 200-400 30-40 * 30 32000-40000

MELON (OUTDOOR) 25-35 200-250 160-200 * 45-55 5000-8000

OKRA 15-17 200-2500 60 * 30 20000-25000

ONION 250-400 1500-2000 15-18* 10-12 225000-275000

PEPPER - HOT 120-150 90-110 70-90 * 40-60 8000-10000

PEPPER - SWEET (INDOOR) 125-150 120-150 90 * 45 12000

PEPPER - SWEET (OUTDOOR) 125-150 120-150 100-120 * 30-40 10000-12000

PUMPKIN 10 300-400 180-250 * 60-75 2500-3000

RADISH 80-120 2000 30 * 15 85000-10000

SQUASH 5-8 1400-2000 120 * 40-60 6000-10000

TOMATO 250-300 50-60 100-150 * 40-50 4800-10000

TURNIP 400-600 200-225 30 * 15 85000-90000

WATERMELON 10-30 300-500 150-180 * 60-80 5000-8000

PATHOGEN ABBREVIATIONSCrop Type Pathogen HR/IR Abbreviation Disease

CABBAGE

Fungi Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. conglutinans [race 1] HR Foc:1 Yellows

Bacteria Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris IR Xcc Black rot

CAPSICUM

Virus Pepper Mottle Virus HR PepMoV Pepper mottle

Virus Pepper Yellow Mosaic Virus HR PepYMV Pepper yellow mosaic (ex-PVYm)

Virus Potato Virus Y [races 0,1,1-2] HR PVY:0,1,1-2 Potato Virus Y

Virus Tobamovirus (ToMV, TMV, TMGMV, PMMoV,PaMMV) [race P0, P1] HR Tm:0,1 Tobamovirus

Bacteria Xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria [races 1,2,3] HR Xcv:1,2,3 Bacterial spot

Virus Cucumber Mosaic Virus IR CMV Cucumber mosaic

CARROT

Fungi Alternaria dauci IR Ad Late leaf blight

Fungi Erysiphe heraclei IR Eh Powdery mildew

CUCUMBER

Fungi Cladosporium cucumerinum HR Ccu Scab and gummosis

Fungi Podosphaeria xanthii (ex Sphaerotheca fuliginea) IR Px Powdery mildew

Virus Cucumber Mosaic Virus IR CMV Cucumber mosaic

Virus Cucumber Vein Yellowing Virus IR CVYV Cucumber vein yellowing

Virus Papaya Ringspot Virus (ex WMV-I) IR PRSV Papaya ringspot

Fungi Pseudoperonospora cubensis [races 1,2] IR Pcu Downy mildew

Bacteria Pseudomonas syringae pv. lachrymans IR Psl Angular leaf spot

Virus Watermelon Mosaic Virus (ex WMV-II) IR WMV Watermelon mosaic

Virus Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus IR ZYMV Zucchini yellow

LETTUCE

Fungi Bremia lactucae [races 16,21,23,32] HR Bl:16,21,23,32 Downy mildew

Virus Lettuce Mosaic Virus [race 1] IR LMV Lettuce mosaic

MELON

Fungi Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. melonis [races 0,1] HR Fom:0,1 Fusarium wilt

OKRA

Virus Okra Enation Leaf Curl Virus IR OELCuV Okra leaf curl / ELCV

Virus Okra Yellow Vein Mosaic Virus IR OYVMV Okra yellow vein mosaic

SQUASH

Virus Papaya Ringspot Virus (ex WMV-I) IR PRSV Papaya ringspot

Virus Watermelon Mosaic Virus (ex WMV-II) IR WMV Watermelon mosaic

Virus Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus IR ZYMV Zucchini yellow

TOMATO

Fungi Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici [races 0,1,2] HR Fol:0,1,2 (US1,2,3) Fusarium wilt

Virus Tomato Mosaic Virus [races 0,1] HR ToMV Tomato mosaic

Nematodes Meloidogyne arenaria IR Ma* Root-knot

Nematodes Meloidogyne incognita IR Mi* Root-knot

Nematodes Meloidogyne javanica IR Mj* Root-knot

Virus Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus IR TYLCV Tomato yellow leaf curl

Fungi Stemphylium solani IR Ss Gray leaf spot

* Ma/Mi/Mj: The gene, which controls the resistance to Nematode attacks, is at the moment the only one used in our commercial varieties. This gene has an effect against the following Nematode species: Meloïdogyne incognita - Meloïdogyne arenaria - Meloïdogyne javanica. The level of resistance of this gene is reduced, and can be completely cancelled by temperatures equal to or above 28°C, particularly in soils with a heavy infestation of Nematodes.

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