Prospective Adaptation of the Mediterranean Crop Olive in India
Authors:
- Thangamani DhandapaniTDThangamani Dhandapani
- K.B. SridharKSK.B. Sridhar
- S. Vimala DeviSDS. Vimala Devi
Open Access
- 19 January 2022
- book chapter
- Published by IntechOpen
Abstract
The market for the Mediterranean crop Olive is ever increasing in the Indian Sub-continent. Apart from import, exploring the local possibilities of cultivating Olive in this country is being explored. Adaption and acclimatization of the new crop is always a challenge. Though the country has large areas with similar agronomic regions as that of the native Mediterranean regions, ecological adjustment of the crop to the micro-climate of the new area needs modification of cultural practices. The success of olive cultivation, the challenges encountered, the prospective of making this cultivation a sustainable one by innovative alternate usage is explored in this chapter.Keywords
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