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Lentil (Lens culinaris Medik.), is bushy, annual, self-pollinated, diploid (2x=2n=14) pulse crop belonging to the genus Lens of the Viceae tribe in the Leguminosae (Fabaceae) family, commonly called as legume family. It is generally grown for its lens shaped seed as rainfed crop during rabi season. It is one of the most important grain legume nitrogen fixing crops. According to Ladizinsky (1979) lentil has been originated in Southern Turkey. It is also known as masura, which means pillow in Sanskrit. On the basis of seed size, cultivated lentil is divided into two groups i.e. Lens microsperma (small seeded) and Lens macrosperma (large seeded), two subspecies of cultivated species. It is cultivated in semiarid regions of the world particularly in the Indian subcontinent and the dry areas of Middle East (Malik, 2005).

Genetic Variability of Lentil (Lens culinaris M.) Genotypes in Acidic Soil of Manipur