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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 24 issue 1 (march 2004) : 65 - 66

PHYSICO-CHEMICAL QUALITY OF BAEL (AEGLEMARMELOS CORREA) CULTIVARS

KK Srivastava*and H.K Singh
1Department of Horticulture, . Narendra Deo University of Agriculture and Technology, Faizabad - 224229, India

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Cite article:- Singh H.K Srivastava*and KK (2024). PHYSICO-CHEMICAL QUALITY OF BAEL (AEGLEMARMELOS CORREA) CULTIVARS. Agricultural Science Digest. 24(1): 65 - 66. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Four cultivars viz., ‘Narendra Bael4’ ‘Narendra Bael-5’. ‘Narendra Bael-T’ and ‘Narendra Bael-9’ had been identified. An experiment was laid out to evaluate these commercially important cultivars. The heaviest fruit weight (3.618kg), skull thickness (1.98mm), fruit length (19.50 cm), fruit breadth (21.25 cm), number of seed/fruit (112) and fibre content (335.0 g/kg FF) was recorded in ‘Narendra Bael-7’, where as minimum fruit weight (0.98 kg), fruit length (14 cm) and fruit, breadth (13.60cm) recorded ‘Narendra Bael 4’. However, minimum fibre content and seed/fruit were recorded in ‘Narendra Bael-9’ and ‘Narendra Bael-5’ Maximum total soluble solids (38%), ascorbic acid (15.50 mg/100g) and total sugar content recorded in ‘Narendra Bael-5’. Though, minimum total soluble solids (24%), ascorbic acid (11.05 mg/100g) and total sugars (9.12%) recorded in ‘Narendra Bael 7’

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