shati :
Cultivation:
The plant grows best in areas with a well-distributed rainfall of 600 - 1,000mm annuallyPropogation:
The propagation through seed germination is difficult due to low viability of the seeds; therefore, the alternative has been root cuttings which are generally planted in the months of June and JulyHarvesting:
The seeds are sown in the months of November-December and harvested from September to February.- » Classification and names of shati
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