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Gerbera botanically known as Gerbera jamesonii belongs to the family Asteraceae. This group at present comprises 45 species, native to tropical Asia and Africa. Among the different species of gerbera viz., G. asplenifolia, G. aurantiaca G. kunzeana and G. jamesonii, the only species under cultivation is Gerbera jamesonii with chromosome number n = x =25. There are two types of gerberas, one is single, in which there are one or two rows of ray florets and the flower quality is good and another one is double type. For commercial purpose, double type are grown, which are much more in demand than the single ones. They have more than two rows of ray florets and flower quality is better than single. The leaves are petioled, entire or pinnatly lobed, coarse or sometimes tubular and two lipped. Achenes are beaked; pappus or rough bristles in two or more rows. The daisy like flowers are available in wide range of colours including yellow, red, orange, cream, white, pink, brickred, scarlet, salmon peach, maroon and various other intermediate shades.

Varietal Evaluation of Gerbera (Gerbera jamesonii) under Naturally Ventilated Polyhouse Condition in Prayagraj