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Production of Lac and Seed of Cajanus cajan under Varying Stresses

Sahab Kumar Patel, Moni Thomas, Gopilal Anjana, Rahul Patidar, Deep Kumar Pahalwan, Manish Bhan, Alok Bajpai, Anil Kumar Singh, Niraj Tripathi

International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · pp. 704–712 · Published 6 Dec 2023

10.9734/ijpss/2023/v35i224181

Abstract

Production pulse and lac from the same plant of Cajanus cajan simultaneously provides two cash crops from the same plant is important for pigeonpea growers of both continents - Africa and Asia. The highest raw lac production per plant was 171.17 g while the highest seed yield was 1383.33 g per plant. C. cajan plant with least stress i.e., less lac insects had highest 100 lac cell weight 1.57 g (Low biotic stress) while it was 1.41 g in plants with (Medium biotic stress). The seed yield per plant was highest (1137.78 g) in plants under high biotic stress. It was least (872.22 g) in plants with Low biotic stress.

Stress Lac cajanus cajan

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