CULTIVATION OF ROSE (ROSA INDICA L.)

  • Leghari A
  • Laghari U
  • Laghari A
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Abstract

Rose, locally called Gulab-Jo-Gul (In Sindhi) belongs to family Rosaceae.  Its botanicalname is Rosa indica L. in the order Rosales. Rosaceae is a larger plant family which have hundreds (100) of generas and over thousands of species which contains shrubs, herbs and trees etc. Rose is very much important plant from various aspects. It is widely used throughout the world including love movements, medical purposes, cosmetic uses, happy events, celebrations, welcome parties, ornamentallyas well as food tonic supplement, so, they have value but same time they are cultivated at small area in the country due to several reason. However they are climatically well adopted and tolerates adverse environmental conditions. Lack of improved production technology plus awareness about cultivation are major issues in every part of the globe. Unfortunately in agricultural research life, rose cultivation sector is most ignored around the world, less work and less promotion of its cultivation causing reduced availability. Therefore introduction of climatically well adopted production technology is essential which provides briefly guide to formers from scope of rose along with cultivation processes.Â

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Leghari, A. J., Laghari, U. A., & Laghari, A. H. (2016). CULTIVATION OF ROSE (ROSA INDICA L.). Journal of Floriculture and Landscaping. https://doi.org/10.25081/jfcls.2016.v2.3044

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