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{{PAGENAME}} is an [[edible plant]] with official name of [[Salacca zalacca]].<br />
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==Cultivars==<br />
The most popular salak cultivar for the producers was 'Noen Wong', followed by 'Sumali' and 'Mo'. <br />
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==Planting==<br />
Salak planting was integrated with that of other plants. Plant spacing was mostly 4×4 m, followed by 5×5 and 6×6 m. <br />
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==Irrigation==<br />
Most producers use sprinkler irrigation, applied organic and chemical fertilizers and used pesticides for insect and disease control on their salak farms.<br />
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==Pruning==<br />
Pruning of leaf stalks was mostly done once a year. The clusters of salak fruits were also pruned with between 6 and 10 clusters branch-1 retained, followed by 11-15 clusters branch-1 and then 5 clusters branch-1. <br />
The highest abundance of salak fruits was in May-July, while fruit was rare in February-April. <br />
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==Pollination==<br />
* The pollen of rakam (Salacca wallichiana Mart.) was mostly used for pollination. <br />
* The most commonly used artificial pollination method was the flower sack shaking method. <br />
* After salak fruit harvest, about 64% of the producers used a brush to clean up the fruits, while 36% used fresh water. <br />
* About 68% of the producers brought the salak fruits to the market and sold them themselves, while only 32% of producers had middlemen to buy fruit from their farms<br />
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[[Category:Salacca]]<br />
[[Category:Fruits originating in Asia]]<br />
[[Category:Tropical fruit]]<br />
[[Category:Trees of Sumatra]]<br />
[[Category:Trees of Java]]<br />
[[Category:Plants described in 1791]]<br />
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