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Rice Varieties in East India

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Anjali Rice

Various features of this variety of rice are as follows :

Year of notification was in 2002.
The scientific name of this variety is IET-16430.
This paddy variety takes about 90-95 days to grow.
It is grown in rain fed direct seeded areas.
The plant height is tall (85-100 cm).
The grain is short bold and white.
It is moderately tolerant to drought, resistant to brown spot, moderately resistant to blast.
Its yield is 35 quintals/hectare.
It is grown in Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Assam and Tripura.

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