Acc. No. | Name of the variety | Specific trait | Source |
VB 9 | O. sativa L.var.IR 36 | High yielding drought sensitive lines, presently the popular lines of Bengal | Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, Odisha |
VB 18 | O. rufipogon Griffiths (popular name Redrice and by some tribal as Orhidhan) | Grow with rice in field as weeds, shatter readily before harvest, so that paddy field became thoroughly infested with dropped seeds, which can grow with the following crop and can remain viable for 1 - 3 years. | Collected from a low land rice field in Bankura, South Bengal |
VB 156 | O. sativa L.var. Jugal | An indigenous less popular rice lines of Bengal and Odisha having 1 - 3 kernels within a mature spikelet (grain). | Basudha farm at Panchal, Bankura, South Bengal, Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, Odisha |
VB 162 | O. sativa L.var. Bhut Moori | A typical drought indigenous line with medium yield, used for preparation of popped rice. | Basudha farm at Panchal, Bankura, South Bengal |