MBDIS / agrobidiversity

Agro-biodiversity

ID	Crop Type	Scientific Name	Common Name	Variety Names	Location	Sowing Time	Harvest Time	References
1	Rice	Oryza sativa		Attey, Tulo attey, Phudungey, Thakmaru, Champasare, Champey, Bacchi, Barmi Dhan, Bhuinphul, Biripool...	Sikkim, Upper Rumtek, Yangang, Dzongu and Mangan	Mid June - August	Nov-Dec	1. Rahman, H., & Karuppaiyan, R.. Agrobiodiversity of Sikkim. Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok. 2011; . 2. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
2	Maize	Zea mays	Makkai	Murli Makkai, Sikkim Primitive-1 (purple kernel type), Sikkim Primitive-2 (yellow kernel type), Seth...	Sikkim	April to May	September to October	1. Rahman, H., & Karuppaiyan, R.. Agrobiodiversity of Sikkim. Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok. 2011; . 2. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
3	Finger Millets,	Eleusine coracana	kodo	Parama , Pangdur, Chiyetna, Angalmare, Sangsere, Siremma, Seto Murkey (Dudhey), Kalo Murkey, Nangkat...	Sikkim	May- June	September - October	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
4	Wheat	Triticum astevum	Gahun	Tho, Kalo Gahun, Seto Gahun, Murule Gahun, Mashi, Si, Toksongsi...	Sikkim	November - Early December	March - April	1. Rahman, H., & Karuppaiyan, R.. Agrobiodiversity of Sikkim. Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok. 2011; . 2. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
5	Buck wheat	Fagopyrum tartaricum / Fagopyrum esculentum	Phaper	Tartary Buckwheat, Yapha, Tambong-kere, Titey-phape, Mithey-phaper, Mandhaney, Titey, Chiniya, Mithe...	Sikkim	April- May	August- September	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
6	Barley	Hordeum vulgare	Jaw	Jaw, Tingsee, Uwa, Phakmeysee, Sungurpuchhre Khoksee, Muruley, Kane, Khangnema, Hoksi...	Sikkim	September- October	February- March	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
7	Mung Dal	Vigna radiata var. mungo	Dal	Kalodal, Pahenlodal, Ratodal...	Sikkim	June- July	November- December	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
8	Rice bean	Vigna umbellata	Mashyam Dal	Mashyam, Alimesam, Ratomesam, Thangremesam...	Sikkim	July- August	October - November	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
9	Horse Gram	Dolichus biflorus	Gahat	Kalo Gahat, Seto Gahat, Rato Gahat...	Sikkim	July- August	January- February	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
10	Broad bean	Vicia faba	Ghew Bodi	Bakulla, Tuney bodi, Kalo bodi Khostey bodi, Ghew bodi, Soshta bodi...	Sikkim	Feberuary - April	October - December	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
11	Blackgram	Vigna mungo	Kalo Dal	Mas, Kalodal...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	July- August	October - November	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
12	Mustard	Brassica compestris	Tori	Sarson, Kalo Tori, Payolotori, Tori...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	September - October	February- March	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
13	Leaf Mustard	Brassica juncea variety rugosa	Rayo Sag	Phoppa rayo, Rayo, Chringla rayo, Chille rayo...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	September- October	February- March	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
14	Perilla	Perilla frutescens var. frutescens	Silam	Kalo Silam, Seto Silam...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	March - May	July - August	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
15	Niger Seeds	Guizotica abyssinica	Fillingay	Kalo Fillingay...	Sikkim	May - June	September - October	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
16	Pea	Pisum sativum	Matar	Dentamey, Damthangey, Arkel, Green Pearl, Dwarf (Tokita)...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	March- April	July - August	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
17	Beans	Phaseolus sps.	Bhori	Suggepa (Huidesemi), Harey Semi ( Singtamey Semi), Dudhey Semi (Montullal), Jureli Semi (Ghew Semi),...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	March- September	February- March	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
18	Soyabeans	Glycine sps.	Bhatmas	Kalo Bhatmas, Sainli Bhatmas, Seto Bhatmas...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	June- July	October - November	1. Subba, J. R.. Indigenous knowledge on bio-resources management for livelihood of the people of Sikkim. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Jan-2009; Vol. 8(1), pp. 56-64.
19	Cardamom	Amomum subulatum	Elaichi	Varlangey, Golsey, Ramla, Ramsey, Sawney, Bebo, Seremna, Seto Golsey, Pink Golsey, Green Golsey, Dzo...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	April- May	August- September	1. Rahman, H., & Karuppaiyan, R.. Agrobiodiversity of Sikkim. Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok. 2011; .
20	Ginger	Zingiber officinale	Aaduwa	Gorubathaney, Jorethangey, Bhaisey, Majhauley, Nadia, Nangrey or sano aduwa , Rio-de-Janeiro, Maran,...	Sikkim	March - April	October - November	1. Rahman, H., & Karuppaiyan, R.. Agrobiodiversity of Sikkim. Department of Information and Public Relations, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok. 2011; .
21	Turmeric	Curcuma longa	Haldii	Suroma, Kranti, Krishna, Ranga, Sobha, Sudarsana, Suguna, Roma, Lakadang, Dzongu local...	Sikkim and Darjeeling	March - April	January- March	1. Gudade, B. A., Bora, S. S., Bhat, S. K., & Bhutia, T.. Rainfed Turmeric Cultivation Brings Handsome Return in Sikkim Condition. Popular Kheti. (July-September), 2015; Volume -3, Issue-3.

Key Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Components in Socio-Ecological Landscapes of Darjeeling - Sikkim Himalaya

Deriving management & policy inputs and developing mountain biodiversity information system

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