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PEA.2008.SHOUSE

 
Evaluation location: Washington, United States
Data from the screenhouse Pisum grown in 2008 at Pullman, Washington.
Researcher(s)
  • Coyne, Clare, USDA-ARS WRPIS
Trait(s) evaluated
BLOOM DAY
12 Accessions
BLOOMDAY
229 Accessions
FLOWERS PER PEDUNCLE
13 Accessions
FLOWPEDUNC
228 Accessions
NODEFLOWER
229 Accessions
NODES TO FLOWER
12 Accessions
PLANT HEIGHT
13 Accessions
PLANTHGT
228 Accessions
POD APEX
13 Accessions
POD COLOR
13 Accessions
POD LENGTH
13 Accessions
POD SHAPE
13 Accessions
POD WIDTH
13 Accessions
PODAPEX
227 Accessions
PODCOLOR
228 Accessions
PODLENGTH
228 Accessions
PODSHAPE
228 Accessions
PODWIDTH
228 Accessions
SEEDS PER POD
13 Accessions
SEEDSPOD
228 Accessions
STEM FASCIATION
13 Accessions
STEMFASC
228 Accessions



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