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Growth Performance and Instability in Area and Production of Cut Rose: A Survey

Y. Angel, Janvi Jacqueline, D.S. Devaprabha, U. Juhi Pratiksha, R.C Ramasamy

Journal of Experimental Agriculture International · pp. 177–181 · Published 8 Jun 2024

10.9734/jeai/2024/v46i72570

Abstract

Rose is an elegant and beautiful flower which holds significant value in the global market due to its high market value and export potential, so this study focuses on the annual growth rate and instability of cut rose from 2013 to 2023. This study was carried out based on secondary data collected from APEDA and India stat.There has been a consistent increase in the annual growth rate of both the cut rose area and production and no peculiar instability observed.The recognition of cut rose’s potential across multiple industries, profitable returns, advancements in technology, improved transportation facilities, and the introduction of new varieties through genetic engineering have substantially contributed to the rise in area, production and export value.Moreover, there is relatively less focus on export of cut rose. This study helps to understand the annual growth rate pattern of cut roses during the decade and also suggest ways to increase the area, production and export value of cut roses.

Area production instability growth rate export

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