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Harvest management studies on jor lab 1-2 an improved strain of lemongrass
P C Sarma1, R K Sharma, B P Misra
1Division of plant sciences & Ecology, Regional research Laboratory, Jorhat - 785 006.
Abstract:
The harvest management studies on an improved lemongrass strain Jor Lab L(2), were carried out at the farm of regional research Laboratory Jorhat during 1991-94. The crop was harvested at 60,70,80,90 and 100 days interval. Maximum oil yield was obtained when harvested at 90 days interval. The citral content ranged from 88 to 90% irrespective of crop age and harvesting schedule. Harvesting time has an important bearing on oil yield in Jor Lab L(2).
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