Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) released some varieties in different field of crops . will you please give me detail about that varieties crops . Also tell about the scientist of the IARI work to release these crops.

The names of Varieties of Mangoes with some details as developed at Indian Agriculture Research Institute (IARI) are as follows:

Pusa Lalima
Yield : 50-60 kg per trees.
Regular bearer, semi-vigorous and are suitable for closer planting Fruits are attractive in shape and having red peel and orange pulp. The fruit (209 g) having attractive red peel colour and higher pulp content (70.1%) Pulp with medium total soluble solids (19.7%), vitamin C (34.7 mg/100 g pulp) and high ß-carotene content (13,028 µg/100 g pulp). It has good flavour with shelf life (5 to 6 days) at room temperature. It is suitable for domestic market as well as international market.

Pusa Shreshth
Yield : 20-22 kg per tree
It is unique hybrid having regularity in bearing, attractive elongated shape, red peel and orange pulp. Plants are semi-vigorous and suitable for closer planting (6m x 6m). Fruit medium sized (228g) with attractive red peel colour and higher pulp content (71.9%). The total soluble solids are 20.3%, vitamin C (40.3mg/100g pulp) and ß-carotene content (10,964 ug/100g pulp). It has pleasant flavour with self life (7 to 8 days) at room temperature. It is suitable for domestic market as well as inte

Pusa Arunima
Yield : 15-20 kg per tree (10th year).
Regular bearer, semi-vigorous and suitable for closer planting (6 m x 6 m) Fruits medium to large in size (230 to 250 g) with attractive red peel and medium TSS (19.5 ºBrix) It is suitable for both domestic and international markets, with long shelf-life (10 to 12 days) at room temperature after ripening.

Pusa surya
Yield : 12-15 kg per tree (10th year).
Trees semi-dwarf and suitable for closer planting (6m x 6m) Fruit ripens by mid-July in northern India, medium to large (260 to 290 g) with attractive apricot-yellow peel colour with pink-blush. Pulp with medium TSS (19.0 ºBrix) with long shelf-life (10 to 12 days) at room temperature after ripening Suitable for both domestic and international markets

Pusa Peetamber
Yield : 20-25 kg per tree.
It is regular bearer, semi-vigorous and suitable for closer planting (278 plants/ha). Fruits are having attractive ablong shape, bright yellow peel. It is moderately resistant to mango malformation and major insect pests of mango. The fruits weight about 213 g with attractive yellow peel colour with higher juicy pulp (73.6%). It has medium total soluble solids (18.8%), rich in vitamin C (39.8 mg/100 g pulp) and ß-carotene content (11,737 µg/100g pulp). It has appealing flavour with shelf life

Amrapali
Yield : 15-20 kg per tree (10th year).
Distinctly dwarf, highly regular and precocious. Fruits regular for harvest by the 3rd week of July in northern India Fruit size small to medium (120 to 160g) and fibreless It has high TSS (22.8 ºBrix) and ß-caratene content (16,830 µg/100g pulp). Suitable for blending mango pulp Ideal for high density planting (1,600 plants per ha)

Mallika
Yield : 18-20 kg per tree (10th year)
World’s first mango hybrid released for with commercial cultivation. Regular in bearing with semi-vigorous growth habit Size of the fruit large (307g), good taste (TSS 24 ºBrix), fibreless with good flavour Fruits ready for harvest by the 3rd week of July in northern India. Suitable for processing and export It has become a major commercial export variety of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal.