logogriph of lentil and the differance?
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- Basic Botanical Data and Identification of Lentil.
- Lentils Growth Habits and Morphology Description.
- Lentil.Lens culinaris L and the genus spectrum of Lentil.
- History and story of Lentils:from ancestors to modern times.
- Lentil Botany:Taxonomy, Morphology and Floral Biology:Physical Characteristics,Chemistry.
- Uses of lentil seed:Edible,Medicinal uses.
- Mordern Research of lentils:Proanthocyanidin,amino acids,Agglutinin.
- Preparation and cooking of Lentils.
- Nutrients of lentils.
- Research Update:Lentils.
Lentils Growth Habits and Morphology Description.:
Lentils - the lentil is an ancient food plant. It has long fruits or pods, which look like those of the pea and bean.
Lentil plants are slender, semi-erect annuals with compound leaves (4 to 7 pairs of leaflets) with a tendril at the tips. Plants normally range from 12 to 20 in. tall, the taller plants resulting from cool growing season temperatures, good moisture and good fertility. Plants can have single stems or many branches depending upon the population in the field.
Flowering begins on the lowest branches, gradually moving up the plant and continuing until harvest. Each flower produces a short pod containing one or two lens-shaped seeds. Flowers can be white, lilac or pale blue in color and are self-pollinated. At maturity plants tend to lodge because of their weak stems.
Lentil produced in North America has larger seeds than that from India and the Near East. The seeds (2 to 7 mm in diameter) come in colors of tan, brown, or black, and some varieties produce purple or black mottled seeds. Lentil seed number varies from 15,600 to 100,000 seeds/lb.
The seeds of the lentil are used as food. Lentil seeds can be described as shaped like lens. Lentil seeds have a distinct flavor, and are among the most nutritious legumes. They are rich in protein and carbohydrates and are usually used to make soups. The lentils plant grows best in light, dry soil. Plants grown in a rich soil don't bear any pods.
lentil, leguminous Old World annual plant (Lens culinaris) with whitish or pale blue flowers. Its pods contain two greenish-brown or dark-colored seeds, also called lentils, which when fully ripe are ground into meal or used in soups and stews.
Morphology Description:Habitat 0f Lentil:
Lentil is a small, erect, softly pubescent herb. Leaflets are 4-6 pairs, sessile lanceolate and mucronate. Racemes are 2-4 flowered. Calyx teeth are linear and silky. Corolla is white, rose, red or violet. The Pod is smooth, compressed, oblong or rhomboids, containing two smooth, compressed, lenticular seeds, which vary in colour from pale pinkish buff to Prussian red.Lentils show a wide range of variation in the colour of flowers and the type of pods and seeds. The seeds may have various colours and three major sizes. About 66 pure types have been isolated from seeds, which were collected from different places of India.
It is widely grown in Mediterranean countries, Europe, N. Africa and in Middle East. It is grown throughout North India, particularly in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal and to a smaller extent in Punjab, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Gujarat. It is not an important pulse crop in South India.
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♣ last edit date:14th,Oct.2010.


