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List of rice varieties

 
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The following is a list of varieties of rice.


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African varieties

Australian varieties

Bangladeshi varieties

  • Chinigura Rice
  • Kalijira Rice - similar to basmati and jasmine rice but with very tiny, short grains, resembling sushi rice
  • Kataribhog Rice
  • Paijam Rice
  • Najirshail Rice
  • Balam Rice
  • Binni Rice
  • BrriDhan - This is a group of high yielding rice varieties developed by Bangladesh Rice Research Institute.
  • Hori Dhan
  • Irri Rice
  • Miniket Rice

Bhutanese varieties

-like brown rice but semi-milled. See brown rice.

Chinese varieties

Dominican varieties

  • Prosequisa 4
  • Prosequisa 5
  • Prosequisa 10
  • Juma 57
  • Juma 58
  • Juma 66
  • Juma 67
  • Idiaf 1
  • Yocahú CFX-18
  • Cristal 100
  • Toño Brea
  • Inglés Corto
  • Inglés Largo

Iranian varieties

Many varieties of rice are cultivated in Iran. A few of them are listed below

  • Domsiah
  • Binam
  • Hasani
  • Salari
  • Ambarboo
  • Sang Tarom
  • Hasan Sarai

Italian varieties

Japanese varieties

  • Koshihikari
  • Hitomebore
  • Hinohikari
  • Kinuhikari
  • Nihonbare
  • Sasanishiki
  • Kirara397
  • Hoshinoyume
  • Domannaka
  • Akitakomachi
  • Haenuki
  • Hanaechizen
  • Akebono (rice)
  • Asahi (rice)

Nepalese varieties

  • Pokhareli
  • Jire Masino
  • Mansooli

Lao / Thai varieties

Indian varieties

Basmati varieties

  • Basmati 2000 Rice
  • Super Kernel Basmati Rice - Pakistan
  • PK-385 Basmati Rice - Pakistan
  • PK-198 Basmati Rice - Pakistan
  • SUPRA Basmati Rice
  • SUPER FINE Basmati Rice
  • Kiran Basmati Rice
  • Punjab Riceland super fine Basmati Rice
  • [2]Dehradun Basmati
  • Hansraj
  • Shaheen Basmati

Tamilnadu Rice Research Station, Aduthurai is one of the oldest research institute working on the development of rice grain. Since its inseption in 1912 it has developed a number of varieties for general cultivation. Below is the list rice varieties: BASMATI VARIETIES

S.No.      Approved Name of the Variety        Year of Approval 
1                 Basmati 370                       1933
2                 Basmati Pak (Kernel Basmati)      1968
3                 Basmati 198                       1972  
4                 Basmati 385                       1985  
5                 Super Basmati                     1996
6                 Basmati 2000                      2000 

NON-BASMATI VARIETIES

1                 IR 8                              1969
2                 IR 6                              1971
3                 KS 282                            1982   

Apart from the above listed rice varieties, the institute gave some other varieties which have either been banned for cultivation by the Government or have been rejected by the farmers and hence are no longer cultivated.

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Other Indian Rice varieties

Indonesian rice varieties/landraces

  • Cianjur Pandanwangi (aromatic)
  • Rajalele (semi-aromatic)
  • Atomita series (nuclear mutants)
  • Peta
  • many deep swamp rice varieties of Kalimantan (Borneo)
  • dryland rice landraces of Java
  • Temanggung black rice
  • Gunung Kidul red rice, Yogyakarta

Philippine varieties

  • Baysilanon
  • Dinorado
  • Milagrosa pino
  • Segadis Milagrosa
  • Kalinayan
  • Sinandomeng
  • IR-841
  • IR-64
  • Angelika
  • 80 other varieties which include Red, Brown, Black, White, Glutinous rice

Sri Lankan varieties

  • Samba
  • Sri Lankan Red Rice

Spanish varieties

Bomba Rice.
  • Bahia
  • Bomba
  • Calasparra
  • Senia

Valencian varieties

  • Valencia Rice
  • Paella Rice

Thai varieties

United States varieties

California varieties

Louisiana varieties

  • Pecan rice* Popcorn rice

Vietnamese varieties

See also


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