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About Chandragiri variety Chandragiri is a new arabica coffee (Coffea arabica) cultivar developed from the cross between Villla Sarchi and Hibrido de Timor, and released for cultivation in India on 28 December 2007. This cultivar produces plants with drooping branches covering the entire main stem. The loose clusters in these plants facilitate the uniform development of berries and harvesting. Chandragiri is characterized by larger beans and superior beverage quality compared to other arabicas. The yield of 5- to 7-year-old Chandragiri plants in experimental and private plantations was between 1000 and 1875 kg/ha. More than 93-95% of Chandragiri plants derived from self-pollinated seeds are resistant to existing coffee rust (Hemileia vastatrix) races. However, the incidence of leaf rust disease in open-pollinated seed progenies is as high as 25-27%. Chandragiri plants also exhibits resistance to white stem borer [Xylotrechus quadripes], mainly due to the drooping branches and high foliage retention that act as barriers.