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The Indian Institute of Horticulture and Research (IIHR) has successfully bred and released two new sweet pomelo varieties, Arka Chandra and Arka Anantha. These medium-sized dwarf trees are suitable for cultivation across the country and require a planting distance of 5x5 m. They are known to respond well to fertilizer application and produce generously in two seasons. A tree that has been established for four years can yield between 80-100 fruits per year.
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The Indian Institute of Horticulture and Research (IIHR) has bred and released two sweet pomelo varieties - Arka Chandra and Arka Anantha. Both varieties are suitable for all areas of the country where citrus is grown. The pomelos are medium-sized dwarf varieties and can be planted at a distance of 5x5 m; they respond well to fertilizer application, while both varieties bear abundant fruit in two seasons - ...
Source: AGF
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