Cut Foliage Crops: Production Systems, Postharvest Handling and Global Trade Perspectives
S. P. Mirunalini, A. Shanthi, M. Manikandan, C. Jayalakshmi, M. Ganga, Malepati S. N. V. S. Sri Priya Bhargavi, Shaik Sumera
Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 107–125 · Published 20 Mar 2026
10.9734/jsrr/2026/v32i44083Abstract
Cut foliage crops represent an indispensable component of modern floriculture, contributing significantly to aesthetic value, economic sustainability and environmental quality. Their wide adaptability, long vase life and low production costs make them suitable for both domestic and export-oriented floriculture systems. Advances in propagation techniques, cultivation practices and postharvest management have enhanced the commercial potential of foliage crops. However, further research is required to develop standardized production protocols and improve postharvest technologies. Overall, cut foliage crops represent a sustainable, economically viable and aesthetically valuable segment of modern floriculture in both domestic and global markets.
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