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Botanical name of African Marigold |
Tagetes erecta |
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Botanical name of French Marigold |
Tagetes patula |
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Family of Marigold |
Compositae / Asteraceae |
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Origin of Marigold |
Mexico |
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Chromosome number of African Marigold |
2n=24 |
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Chromosome number of French Marigold |
2n=48 |
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Optimum soil pH requirement for Marigold cultivation is |
7.0-7.5 |
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Flowering nature of French Marigold is |
Profuse type |
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Marigold is a |
Cross Pollinated crop |
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African Marigold is also known as |
Rose of India |
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Best suited soil for Marigold cultivation is |
Loamy soil |
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Percent oil content present in the matured Marigold flower is |
1.25 % |
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Marigold is commercially propagated through |
Seeds |
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Seed rate requirement for Marigold cultivation is |
1-1.5 kg/ha |
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Inorganic fertilizer requirement for Marigold cultivation is |
100 N: 50 P: 50 K kg/ha |
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Optimum spacing requirement for Marigold cultivation is |
60 x 60 cm / 45 x 45 cm |
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Nipping / Tipping in Marigold is followed at |
30 Days After Planting |
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Removal of terminal portion in Marigold to enhance multiple branching is called as |
Nipping / Tipping |
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The person who extensively worked on Marigold crop is |
S.P.S. Raghava |
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Type of sterility most commonly seen in Marigold crop is |
Genetic Male Sterility |
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Open pollinated variety of Marigold is |
Pusa Basanti |
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Time required for the Marigold seedlings to transplanting is |
30 days / 1 Month |
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Type of self incompatibility seen in Marigold plant is |
Protandry |
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Average yield of African Marigold flower is |
11-18 t/ha |
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Average yield of French Marigold flower is |
8-12 t/ha |
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African Marigold varieties |
Yellow supreme, Happiness, Hawal, Primrose, New Alaska |
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French Marigold varieties |
Harmony, Red Bokardo, Star of India, Rusty red, Lemmon drops |
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Triploid variety of Marigold is |
Nugget |
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Marigold crop insect pest and diseases are posted in Entomology and Pathology Section |
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