Sikkim is a state pretty popular root-fruit worldwide import export. Mandarin orange, apple, etc. are the famous Fruits of Sikkim.

In Sikkim mandarin orange is cultivated from time immemorial. It is a native fruit of Sikkim and is very popular in Kolkata market. The origin of citrus reticulate is China. Though, it is grown in many states of India, certain belts/pockets have emerged as the leading producers.

2014年6月10日 · In the Sikkim Himalaya, an enormous variety of wild growing plants are exploited at large scale for collection of their edible parts, of which six most prominently utilized fruit species (viz...

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Sikkim produces more cardamom than any other Indian state and is home to the largest cultivated area of cardamom. Thereof, what are the important fruits of Sikkim? In Sikkim , it is the third important fruit crop.

2023年8月28日 · Sikkim's orchards are a testament to its fruitfulness, boasting a rich variety of fruits that add colour and flavour to its agricultural tapestry. Mandarin orange, with varieties like Nagpur Santra and Sikkim Mandarin, takes centre stage, representing nearly half of …

It is a native fruit of Sikkim and is very popular in Kolkata market. Origin and Distribution: Sikkim oranges is cultivated in Sikkim from time immemorial. The valleys of Tista and Rangeet rivers and their tributaries of Sikkim and adjoining Darjeeling district of West Bengal offer an ideal Himalayan climate for the cultivation of Sikkim oranges.

2020年11月5日 · Santra, Khasi Mandarin, Sikkim Mandarin etc. Sikkim mandarin represents the most important commercial fruit of Sikkim and is similar to the Nepal or Assam or Darjeeling mandarin. In Sikkim, mandarin orange is being cultivated since time immemorial. It is a native fruit of Sikkim and is very popular all over the country.

Most of the orange fruits of Sikkim are sent to Kolkata market. The fruits are brought to important marketing centres such as Singtam, Jorethang, Melli, Legship and Rangpoo. The fruits are packed in 60cm x 45cm x 30 cm wooden boxes. News papers are used for packing, No individual fruits and packed.

Horticultural activities in the State comprise of activities that aim at promoting production of fruits such as Sikkim mandarin, pear, kiwi, papaya, banana as well as traditional vegetables such as bean, garden pea and other vegetables like tomato, cole crops, radish, etc.