shailendra jha

Abstract Guava (Psidium guajava L.) is an important commercial fruit crop valued for its exceptional nutraceutical value and pharmacological properties. Growing awareness about guava’s health benefits is driving demand for higher-quality, nutraceutical-rich cultivars. Varietal development and genetic improvement in guava involve crossing between heterozygous elite parents to generate segregating full-sib populations for future selection.

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