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MAHARAJA (AW-711)

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MAHARAJA (AW-711)

ENGLISH:-

Maharaja (AW-711) is a high-yielding, early-maturing wheat variety known for its resistance to rust diseases, high yield potential, and lower water and fertilizer requirements. It produces bold, amber-colored grains, a medium-dense ear head, and is well-suited for making chapatis. This variety is widely popular in the Central Zone of India and is valued for its contribution to national food security and farmer profitability. 

Plant Characteristics 

  • Plant Height: Approximately 85-100 cm.

  • Ear head: Medium dense with an awned structure.

  • Foliage: Dark green stems and leaves.

Grain Characteristics 

  • Color: Amber.

  • Size: Bold and plump grains.

  • Quality: Excellent for making chapatis with a soft texture.

Agronomic Traits 

  • Yield: High-yielding, capable of producing 8% more yield than other varieties.

  • Water & Fertilizer: Requires less irrigation and fertilizers.

  • Maturity: Early maturity, with a growth period of about 110-134 days.

  • Tillering: Possesses good tillering capacity.

Disease Resistance 

  • Rust Resistance: Highly resistant to black rust and has high resistance to the dangerous UG-99 strain of rust disease.

Suitability 

  • Regional Suitability: Primarily cultivated in the Central Zone of India.

  • Farming: Recommended for major wheat-growing areas.

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