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May 7, 2026Current Horticulture1 citationsOpen Access

Performance of pomegranate (Punica granatum) cultivars under semi-arid condition of Haryana

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DSDeepak SangwanJSJ. R. SharmaMKManish Kumar

Key Points

  • The aim is to evaluate the growth performance of various pomegranate cultivars in semi-arid conditions.
  • Conducted at CCS HAU, Hisar during 2018-19.
  • Evaluated ten pomegranate germplasms for growth traits.
  • Measured plant height, spread, leaf characteristics, and thorn numbers.
  • Maximum plant height was 3.39 m for cv. Bhagwa and minimum 2.34 m for S1.
  • Plant spread reached 3.15 m E-W in Bhagwa and minimum 2.05 m E-W in Mridula.
  • Highest thorn count was 29 in Mridula, while Basein Seedless had the least at 21.

Abstract

AbstractThe experiment was conducted at Department of Horticulture, CCS HAU, Hisar, to evaluate the growth performance of ten different pomegranates germplasm, viz Mridula, Bhagwa, Kandhari, Ganesh, Jodhpur Red, Jalore Seedless, Basein Seedless, Wonderful, S1 and S2 in semi-arid condition of Haryana, during 2018-19. Data revealed that maximum plant height (3.39 m) was observed in cv. Bhagwa and minimum (2.34) in S1. Plant spread was recorded maximum in cv. Bhagwa in the both direction (3.15 m E-W and 3.05 m N-S) and minimum in Mridula (2.05 m) in E-W direction and S1 (2.01m) in N-S direction. Majority of pomegranate varieties had spreading type of growth habit except Mridula and Bhagwa which had drooping type. Number of thorns was maximum (29) in Mridula and minimum (21) in Basein Seedless. Maximum leaf blade length and width was recorded in Mridula (8.30 cm and 2.82 cm) and minimum in Bhagwa (4.82 cm and 1.65 cm). Mridula, Bhagwa, Basein Seedless, Kandhari, Wonderful, S1 and S2 had lanceolate type of leaf blade shape, whereas Jodhpur Red, Ganesh and Jalore Seedless had broad elliptic type. Leaf petiole length was observed maximum (9 mm) in Kandhari and minimum (5.66 mm) in Jodhpur Red.

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Sangwan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fc2c4b8b49bacb8b347dc4https://doi.org/10.5958/2455-7560.2025.00059.x
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