Anshuman Singh

Il mango (MangiferaindicaL.) cv. Amrapali" considerato il re della frutta. Il mango possiede qualit nutrizionali e medicinali uniche, oltre ad essere una ricca fonte di carboidrati e di vitamine A e C. I microelementi giocano un ruolo importante nel migliorare la crescita e lo sviluppo dell'allegagione, il controllo della caduta dei frutti, la maturazione dei frutti e la qualit dei frutti. Il boro svolge un ruolo importante per il corretto sviluppo dell'ovulo, la crescita del tubo pollinico e aumenta il numero di frutti. Aiuta l'assorbimento del calcio e incoraggia l'utilizzo efficiente del calcio nelle piante. Aiuta anche nella sintesi delle proteine. Lo zinco gioca un ruolo importante nella crescita e nello sviluppo dei frutti. Il ferro gioca un ruolo importante associato allo sviluppo flavoproteico. L'intensit della caduta della frutta pu essere minimizzata e la crescita e lo sviluppo della frutta possono essere migliorati dall'alimentazione fogliare di micro nutrienti.

Mango (MangiferaindicaL.) cv. Amrapali" is a considered to be the king of fruit. Mango possess unique nutritional and medicinal qualities apart from being a rich sources of carbohydrate as well as vitamins A and C. The micro nutrients plays as important role in improving the fruit set growth and development, control of fruit drops, fruit maturation and fruit quality. Boron plays an important role for proper development of ovule, pollen tube growth and increases well number of fruit set . It helps in the uptake of calcium and encourages efficient utilization of calcium in plants. It also helps in protein synthesis. Zinc plays an important role in growth and development of fruits. Iron plays an important role associated with the development flavoprotein. The intensity of fruit drop can be minimized and growth and development of fruit can be enhanced by foliar feeding of micro nutrients.

Bael fruit (Aegle marmelos Correa) is a tropical fruit native to south-east Asia and belongs to family Rutaceae . It is an important indigenous fruit of India. It is also known as 'Bengal Quince'. Aegle, the genous of bael is monotypic. The trifoliate leaves symbolize the trident the Shiva holds in his right hand. The fruit were used in place of Coconuts before large-scale rail transportation become available. The fruit is said to resemble a skull with a white, bone-like outer shell and a soft inner part. The importance of bael lies in its curative properties, which make one of the important medicinal plants of India. All the parts of the tree (stem, bark, leaves, roots, and fruits) at some stages of maturity and ripening, has some important use in many Ayurveda and Unani patented drugs in India for treatment of a variety of diseases. For medicinal use, the young fruits, while still tender, are commonly sliced horizontally and sun-dried and sold in local markets.