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 CINNAMON《DAALCHINNI》


CINNAMON
CINNAMON
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■ Older minor tree spices known as spices. 

■ Famous for its bark, it has a delicate scent and a pleasant, sweet and warm taste.

 ■ As a spice and condiments. 

■ Also called Ceylon cinnamon or softwood. 

Scientific name: cinnamomum verum or C. Zeylanicum.

 ■ Family: Lauraceae

  ■ Chromosome number 2n = 24 

  ■ Origin: southern tropical coast of India and Sri Lanka. 

  ■ Cultivation is limited to Kerala and Karnataka. 

  ■ Cassia known as Chinese cinnamon also called false cinnamon bastard cinnamon. 

  

USE OF CINNAMON 


■ Every part of the tree to know. bark, wood, leaves, buds, flowers, fruits and roots are used for different purposes. 

■ Eugenol contains a clove-like oil useful in the perfume and flavor industry. 

■ Nuts are sometimes used as an adulterant on cloves. 


BOTANY

 ■ Medium-sized tree.

Cinnamon leaves




■ Small size flower having both male and female but cross pollination in nature.

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Fruit is berry.


CLIMATE AND SOIL


■ Most and warm climate is suitable for cultivation with an average temperature of 27 degrees Celsius. 

■ Average rainfall varies from 2000 to 2500 mm. 

■ It is a hardy plant and can survive in any type of soil. 

■ Sandy soil mixed with humans is considered the best. 

■ Stony and stony soil is inducible. 


VARIETY OF CINNAMON

 ■ two popular varieties available in Sri Lanka which are sweet cinnamon and honey cinnamon. 

 ■ Mat - pat and kurunchi


CINNAMON FLOWER


PROPAGATION OF CINNAMON

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■ Propagation through seeds. 

■ Again, as a short cartoon of vitality and should be displayed immediately after collection. 

■ The fruit ripens in July and August because it blooms in January.

 ■ Fruits are picked from trees or fallen branches are picked from the ground. 

 ■ The seed will germinate 15-20 days after sowing. 

 ■ the seedlings are transplanted into the main field when they are about 12 months old at a distance of 3 m in both directions. 

 

ANOTHER METHOD OF PROPAGATION IN CINNAMON 


■ Semi-hardwood cutter for hardwood cut from a 4-year-old tree is treated with Iba rooting hormone at a speed of 2500 ppm.



■ Layering

 ■ Tissue culture. 

 ■ most appropriate sowing period in June July.

 

 ♢ COPPICING - CUTTING A YOUNG TREE NEAR THE GROUND PRODUCES A CORRECT SITE THIS PROCESS IS CALLED COPPICING . 

 ■ Usually the plant is cut after 2 years and the steam is cut off at a distance of 10-15 cm from the ground and covered with soil. 

 ■ This favors the formation of shoots. 

 

HARVEST AND PROCESSING OF CINNAMON


 ■ The cinnamon tree can reach a height of between 10 and 15 m. 

 ■ When the plant is 2 years old, it is harvested in June July up to a height of 12 cm from the ground.

  ■ An appropriate cut time is determined for SAP-referenced peeling between the wood and the cork layer. 

  ■ If the rind separates easily, you can start cutting immediately. 

  ■ The mass of the bark is obtained from shoots aged between 1.5 and 2 years.

   ■ The shoots selected for cutting are generally 1 meter long and 1-2 cm thick.

    ♢ QUILLINS - BROKEN LENGTHS AND FRAGMENTS OR PLUGS ARE SOLD AS QUILLINS. 

    ♢ FEATHERS - THE INTERIOR WALL OF TWIGS AND FLAKES ARE SOLD UNDER THE NAME FEATHERS. THEY ARE ALSO AUTHENTIC CINNAMON.

     ♢ SCRAPPED CHIPS: OF THE THICK BARREL, THE BARK WEARS INSTEAD OF PEELING AND THIS DEGREE IS CALLED ENAMELED CHIPS.

      ♢ UNSCRAPPED CHIPS: THE BARK IS REMOVED EVEN WITHOUT REMOVING THE OUTER BARK AND IS KNOWN AS BROKEN CHIPS.

      

■ YIELD

       

2000-3000 kg of dry bark.

■ Disease

Leaf spot and dieback - Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Phytophthora (striped cancer) dieback - Phytophthora cinnamomi Downy mildew of the seedling - Diplodia spp. 


■ Parasites 


Cinnamon Butterfly - Chilasa clytia 

Leaf miners: Acrocercops spp. Or Phyllocnistis chrysophthalma 


Mites


Cinnamon bile mite - Aceria doctersi 

 

Nematodes

 Root nematode - Meloidogyne spp.




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