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ORGANOLEPTIC EVALUATION OF BRINJAL GENOTYPES

M.Prabhu, S.Praneetha, S.Natarajan

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¹Horticultural College and Research Institute, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore – 641003. India.

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Cite article:- M.Prabhu, S.Praneetha, S.Natarajan (2025). ORGANOLEPTIC EVALUATION OF BRINJAL GENOTYPES. Agricultural Science Digest. 30(1): 73 - 74. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Development of F1 hybrids through intervarietal hybridization has been a very promising line of
economic production along with shoot and fruit borer resistance and improved quality. Based on
this background, present studies were taken up to know the organoleptic quality of borer resistant
hybrids. The hybrid EP 65 x Pusa Uttam ranked first for flavour both in bajji and poriyal and also for
taste in poriyal. The next best scorer was EP 104 x APAU Bagmathi. The preparations made from the
check variety CO 2 got the lowest score for all the characteristics except overall acceptability for
poriyal, where it ranked third. The results indicated that these hybrids do not have negative quality
such as bitter taste as compared to the standard variety CO 2. This is an added advantage for these
hybrids.

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