My goal is to better understand the Maslov-index of pseudoholomorphic disks.
For a symplectic manifold $(M,\omega)$ and a Lagrangian submanifold $L\subset M$, the Maslov-index of a pseudoholomorphic disk with boundary on $L$ is given by a homomorphism $$ \mu:\pi_2(M,L)\to \mathbb{Z}. $$
If $[u]=0\in\pi_2(M,L)$, then the Maslov-index $\mu([u])$ is zero as well.
What can be said about the converse? Are there any special situations in which $[u]=0\in\pi_2(M,L)$ is equivalent to $\mu([u])=0$?
If, for example, $\pi_2(M,L)$ is torsion, then $\mu([u])=0$ for all $[u]\in\pi_2(M,L)$. However, I don't know any explicit example where $\pi_2(M,L)$ is torsion, so I would really like to see such an example.