OAR@ICRISATChickpea Desi Variety ICCV 10-ICRISATauthorReleased in southern and central India in 1992 as Bharati and in Bangladesh in 1993 as Barichhola, ICCV10 is a short to midseason maturing (95-100 days), high yielding cultivar developed at Patancheru by pedigree selection from the cross P1231 × P1265, both parents being Indian germplasm accessions. In trials in India during 1988-91 it gave an average seed yield of 2.02 t/ha, producing yellowish brown seeds of a 100-seed weight of 16.3 g. ICCV10 is resistant to Fusarium oxysporum and drought tolerant.Chickpea1994International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid TropicsMonograph

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