Indian breeders have bred a miracle plant on which eggplants and tomatoes will grow

Published 2021년 12월 7일

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Scientists have developed a new variety of plant that can grow eggplants and tomatoes together using grafting technology. This could benefit city dwellers by allowing them to grow more vegetables in less space. The plant, named brimato, was developed by the Indian Council for Agricultural Research and the Indian Vegetable Research Institute. The process involves vaccinating the eggplants at 25 days and the tomatoes at 22 days, then planting them together after 15 days. This could potentially reduce costs and effort for farmers and increase their revenue.
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Eggplants and tomatoes will grow on the same plant. Scientists have developed a new variety of this miracle plant. Agrocenter tells more about it. Agricultural scientists believe that this will be of great benefit to people living in cities, as they will be able to grow enough vegetables in a smaller space. While new experiments are being conducted in the field of agriculture, scientists are trying to increase crop yields and increase farmers' incomes. The plant was named brimato (brimato) - from the English words brinjal and tomato - eggplant and tomato. According to the report, scientists from the Indian Council for Agricultural Research have developed this plant using grafting technology. The Indian Vegetable Research Institute in Varanasi previously developed the potato and tomato plant using grafting technology. Now, in collaboration with ICAR (Indian Council for Agricultural Research), the institute has developed varieties of eggplant and tomatoes. However, research is ...
Source: Agro-center

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