BARI Aam-1
Ripens early. In a Chittagong trial it flowered and was harvested first.
At a glance
- Ripens
- Early · May – June
- First fruit
- not yet confirmed
- Fruits every year
- Not always
- Close planting
- Normal spacing
- Spacing
- 10 × 10 m
- Trees per acre
- 40
- Trees per bigha
- 13
- Published yield
- 15 t/ha
- Average fruit weight
- 200 g
- Yield
- Sweetness
- Fruit size
- Shelf life
- Disease tolerance
- Market demand
- Export suitability
How it does by area
- Rajshahi, Rangpur (north west)Best
- Khulna, Jessore, Satkhira (south west)Best
- Dhaka, Mymensingh (centre)Best
- Cumilla, Sylhet, Chattogram (east)Best
- Hill districtsBest
- Coastal and salty landGood
BARI Aam-1 (Mohananda) is an early-season variety released by BARI in 1996, harvested from late May to mid-June with an average fruit weight of 200 g and an expected yield of 15 t/ha at 10 m x 10 m spacing. Official BARI releases do not state specific years to first/full bearing or standardized per-tree yield ranges.
An estimate, not yet matched with BARI or DAE standards: Gemini with Google Search, 26 Oct 2026: mpower-social.com; wordpress.com; baritechnology.org; bsmrau.net Source
No expert has checked this information yet. It is a general guide, so ask your agriculture officer. Starting values. An agriculture expert should check and correct them.