Table 2 Varieties from the six crosses that have been officially released or registered or identified as having significant adoption
From: Plant breeding can be made more efficient by having fewer, better crosses
Cross | Country | Released or registered varieties | Year | Adopted varieties |
|---|---|---|---|---|
KIII/IR64† | India | Ashoka 200F | 2003 | The 2 Ashoka varieties |
Ashoka 228 | 2003 | |||
Barkhe 3010 | 2009 | |||
Nepal | Barkhe 3004 | 2006 | The 3 released varieties | |
Barkhe 1027 | 2011 | [14] and | ||
Barkhe 2014 | 2011 | - Barkhe 3019 [14]b | ||
- Super 3004 [14] | ||||
Bangladesh | - Judi 567 [15]c | |||
- Barkhe 3004 [15] | ||||
Radha 32/KIII | Nepal | - Judi 572 [14] | ||
- Judi 582 [14] | ||||
Bangladesh | - Judi 572 [15] | |||
Pusa Basmati 1 | Nepal | Sunaulo Sugandha | 2008 | -Sunaulo Sugandha [14] |
- Sugandha 1 [14] | ||||
- Barkhe 2024 [14] | ||||
- Barkhe 2001 [14] | ||||
India | Sugandha 1 | 2009 | Sugandha 1 | |
CH45/MT1 | Nepal | None | ||
Mansuli/MT4 | Nepal | One proposed | 2012 | Madhyam Dhan 0742 |
Mansuli/IR64 | Nepal | None |