Effect of Different Rootstocks on Vigour, Yield and Fruit Quality of Blood Red Orange (Citrus Sinensis Osbeck)*
J. S. Bhullar, J. P. Nauriyal
Abstract
J. S. Bhullar, J. P. Nauriyal
Abstract
Investigations were conducted at Government Fruit Station, Attari (Amritsar) to study the effect of nine different rootstocks on vigour, yield and fruit quality of of Blood Red sweet orange. Jatti khatti proved to be the most invigorating root-stock and also produced maximum fruits per tree. The juice content, TSS and acidity were highest in fruits on trifoliate orange rootstock. TSS/Acid ratio was maximum in case of fruits produced on karna khatta and minimum on sour orange rootstock. The fruits raised on sour orange rootstock were found to contain the maximum amount of ascorbic acid.
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Investigations were conducted at Government Fruit Station, Attari (Amritsar) to study the effect of nine different rootstocks on vigour, yield and fruit quality of of Blood Red sweet orange. Jatti khatti proved to be the most invigorating root-stock and also produced maximum fruits per tree. The juice content, TSS and acidity were highest in fruits on trifoliate orange rootstock. TSS/Acid ratio was maximum in case of fruits produced on karna khatta and minimum on sour orange rootstock. The fruits raised on sour orange rootstock were found to contain the maximum amount of ascorbic acid.
Key concepts: Rootstock, Orange (colour), Ascorbic acid, Trifoliate orange, Horticulture, Citrus × sinensis, Biology, Botany