KUFRI KARAN

KUFRI KARAN

KUFRI KARAN

Potato Variety Information

Variety Name: Kufri KaranRights Holder | Breeder: Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI)Country of Origin: India 印度Year of of introduction: 1990Parentage: KUFRI SINDHURI

Variety Description

The Kufri Karan is a potato variety bred and developed by the Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI) in India. It is known for its suitability to cultivation in regions with warm climates, specifically in the northwestern plains and parts of central India.

Tuber Characteristics

  • Shape: The tubers are round to oval in shape
  • Size: Kufri Karan produces medium to large-sized tubers.
  • Skin Color: The skin is smooth and has a pale yellow color. 
  • Flesh Color: The tuber flesh is pale yellow
  • Eye Depth: The tubers have shallow eyes
  • Texture: The tubers have a firm texture
  •  Dry Matter Content: The dry matter content is moderate
  • Tuber Uniformity: Kufri Karan produces uniform tubers in terms of shape and size

Resistances

  • Late Blight Resistance: Moderate Resistance
  • Early Blight Resistance: Moderate Resistance
  • Common Scab Resistance: Moderate Resistance
  • Resistance to Heat Stress: Tolerant to Warm Climates
  • Resistance to Virus Diseases: Moderate Resistance to PVY

Uses

  • Table Use: Kufri Karan is predominantly a table potato variety, suitable for direct consumption in various forms such as boiling, steaming, baking, or roasting. Its firm texture and pleasant flavor make it ideal for these purposes. 
  • Boiling and Steaming: Due to its firm texture, Kufri Karan holds up well when boiled or steamed, making it suitable for dishes like salads, mashed potatoes, or simply boiled potatoes with seasonings. 
  • Baking: It performs well when baked, providing a fluffy interior while retaining a slightly firm exterior. This makes it suitable for baked potato dishes. 
  • Curries and Stews: Its ability to hold its shape during cooking makes it ideal for use in curries, stews, and other dishes where the potato is cooked with other ingredients but needs to maintain its structure. 
  • Not Ideal for Chips or Fries: Due to its moderate dry matter content, Kufri Karan is not the best choice for industrial processing into chips or French fries, which require higher starch content for optimal texture. However, it can still be used for homemade fries with acceptable results.

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