But Iranians consider the best Indian Basmati . . .
. . to be distinctly inferior.
Unfortunately, their favored varieties, grown on the south shore of the Caspian Sea, have less than half the yield of Indian varieties. Efforts are ongoing to breed higher yield varieties, but so far have not succeeded in maintaining the desired characteristics.
Unfortunately, their favored varieties, grown on the south shore of the Caspian Sea, have less than half the yield of Indian varieties. Efforts are ongoing to breed higher yield varieties, but so far have not succeeded in maintaining the desired characteristics.