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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 631078'SIERRA'Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesPVPOFLOWERNot Available2002DEVELOPEDPRE 05/02/2002CultivarDwelley is a unifoliate Kabuli type cv. that was developed for resistance to ascochyta blight. FLIP85-58 is an ascochyta blight resistant germplasm line provided by ICARDA, Aleppo, Syria. Spanish White is a white seeded cv. with exceptionally large seed size and a preferred type in Spain. Progenies from the cross were advanced by the pedigree method to the F8 with selection for seed size and color in each generation. Ascochyta blight resistance was assessed in the disease nursery that was established at the Washington State University Spillman Research Farm located near Pullman, WA. Evaluations for ascochyta blight resistance were made in the F3, F5 and F7 in 1994, 1995, and 1996, respectively. In the final year of screening, disease scores indicated improved resistance to ascochyta blight when compared to earlier released cvs. Sanford and Dwelley. The improved resistance to ascochyta blight was the primary reason for release.1636014PI 631078
1PI 675522ICC 3996 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602200PI 675522
2PI 598078'SANFORD'Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW6FLOWER1997DEVELOPEDPRE 06/03/1997CultivarAscochyta blight resistant. Ascochyta blight scores significantly lower when compared to the checks and were similar to blight resistant parent FLIP 85-58.1544686PI 598078
3PI 598079'DWELLEY'Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW6PLANT1997DEVELOPEDPRE 06/03/1997CultivarAscochyta blight resistant. Ascochyta blight scores significantly lower when compard to the standard checks and similar to the resistant parent FLIP 85-58.1544687PI 598079
4PI 598080'MYLES'Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW6FLOWER1997DEVELOPEDPRE 06/03/1997CultivarDesi-type with resistance to Ascochyta blight. Significantly more resistant to the disease than the checks. Also taller and higher yielding.1544688PI 598080
5PI 594328FLIP 91-178CCicer arietinum L. SyriaW61996DEVELOPEDPRE 05/08/1996Breeding materialLate flowering and maturity. Plant height 34 cm. Growth habit semi-erect. Compound leaves. 100 seed weight, 40 g. Seed color beige, shape rams-head, surface owl, seed protein content 18.5%. Resistant to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri), ascochyta blight (Ascochyta rabiei), and tolerant to cold. Susceptible to leaf miner (Liriomyza cicerina), bruchids (Callosobruchus chinensis), and cyst nematode (Heterodera ciceri). Resistant to iron deficiency and pod dehiscence.1520052PI 594328
6PI 594329FLIP 93-53CCicer arietinum L. SyriaW61996DEVELOPEDPRE 05/08/1996Breeding materialEarly flowering and maturity. Plant height > 50 cm. Growth habit, semi-erect. Compound leaves. 100 seed weight, 33 g. Seed color beige, shape rams-head, surface owl, seed protein content 19.6%. Resistant to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri), ascochyta blight (Ascochyta rabiei), and tolerant to cold. Susceptible to leaf miner (Liriomyza cicerina), bruchids (Callosobruchus chinensis), and cyst nematode (Heterodera ciceri). Resistant to iron deficiency and pod dehiscence.1520053PI 594329
7PI 594330FLIP 93-98CCicer arietinum L. SyriaW61996DEVELOPEDPRE 05/08/1996Breeding materialEarly flowering and maturity. Plant height > 50 cm. Growth habit semi-erect. Compound leaves. 100 seed weight, 36 g. Seed color beige, shape rams-head, surface owl, seed protein content 19.8%. Resistant to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri), ascochyta blight (Ascochyta rabiei), and tolerant to cold. Susceptible to leaf miner (Liriomyza cicerina), bruchids (Callosobruchus chinensis), and cyst nematode (Heterodera ciceri). Resistant to iron deficiency and pod dihiscence.1520054PI 594330
8PI 619100'EVANS'Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW6FLOWER1993DEVELOPEDPRE 1993CultivarLarge seeded ascochyta blight resistant kabuli line. Unifoliate leaf structure, similar to Sanford and Dwelley, that differs from the fern leaf structure that is typical of UC-5, UC-27 and Spanish White. Plants are branched at the base and have an indeterminate flowering habit. Pods are rhomboid-illipsoid and have glandular trichomes, which give them a pubescent appearance. Pods have one and often two seeds. Seeds average 46.1 g/100 seeds, which compares to 42.4 grams for Sanford and 49.1 grams for Dwelley. Flowers and matures 2-3 days earlier than Surutato-77 and Tammany and 5-7 days earlier than Sanford and Dwelley. Early flowering and early maturing are primary reasons for release. The medium-large light-cream-colored seeds are suited to the domestic canning industry and are readily accepted in international markets.1060612PI 619100
9PI 559360ILC 6482Cicer arietinum L. SyriaW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 12/20/1991Breeding materialKabuli type. Seeds medium, ramhead-shaped. Color beige. Maturity late. Plant height medium. Resistant to Ascochyta blight.1454332PI 559360
10PI 559361ICC 4475Cicer arietinum L. SyriaW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 12/20/1991Breeding materialDesi type. Seeds small. Shape angular. Color black. Maturity late. Plant height medium. Resistant to Ascochyta blight.1454333PI 559361
11PI 559362ICC 6328Cicer arietinum L. SyriaW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 12/20/1991Breeding materialDesi type. Seeds small. Shape angular. Color black. Maturity late. Plant height medium. Resistant to Ascochyta blight.1454334PI 559362
12PI 559363ICC 12004Cicer arietinum L. SyriaW6FLOWER1991DEVELOPEDPRE 12/20/1991Breeding materialDesi type. Seeds small. Shape angular. Color brown. Maturity late. Plant height medium. Resistant to Ascochyta blight.1454335PI 559363
13PI 614731FLIP 84-92CCicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW61991DEVELOPED1991Cultivated materialResistant to ascochyta blight1602702PI 614731
14PI 552788'ILC 482'Cicer arietinum L. SyriaW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 07/01/1991CultivarSeeds kabuli type, ram-head shaped and beige colored. Flowering early, 134 days. Maturity medium, 182 days. Grows 56cm, bushy type. Growth habit spreading. Harvest index high, 54%. 100-seed weight, 29.8g. Protein content on dry seed basis, 21.8%. Yield high. Adaptation wide. Moderately resistant to Ascochyta blight (Ascochyta rabiei) and cold. Susceptible to leaf miner (Liriomyza cicerina), seed beetle (Callosobruchus chinensis) and cyst nematode (Heterodera ciceri). Resistant to lodging1447760PI 552788
15PI 552530'UC27'Cicer arietinum L. California, United StatesW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 06/20/1991CultivarGrowth habit erect. Flowers white. Seeds large, crinkled, straw-colored, typical of Kabuli type chickpeas. Leaf compound with pinnate leaflets. At maturity, when grown in San Joaquin Valley, the plant senesces and, on drying, the branches arch inward leaving mature plant upright and suitable for direct harvest. Recommended for growing in San Joaquin Valley as a winter crop. Can be grown at California coastal locations if supplemental irrigation is available. Resistant to Fusarium oxysporum races 0,1,3,4,5,6. Moderate resistance to race 2. Resistant to 1 of 2 new races of F.o.1447502PI 552530
16PI 543921'SARAH'Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW6FLOWER1990DEVELOPEDPRE 10/09/1990CultivarGrowth habit branched, upright. Leaves fern type. Flowers in 56 days. Maturity early, 110 days from planting. Seeds uniform, reddish-tan. Seed weight 15.8g per 100. Cotyledons bright yellow. Drought tolerance good. Performs well in shallow soils common in eroded areas of the Palouse region1438857PI 543921
17PI 359075RPIP 12-069-00103Cicer arietinum L. IndiaW6PLANT1970COLLECTEDCultivated material1268128PI 359075
18PI 315818ILC 249Cicer arietinum L. IndiaW61966DONATED07/05/1966Landrace1235561PI 315818
19W6 22575ILC 72 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602186W6 22575
20W6 22576ILC 182 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602187W6 22576
21W6 22577ILC 191 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602188W6 22577
22W6 22578ILC 194 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602189W6 22578
23W6 22579ILC 200 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602190W6 22579
24W6 22580ILC 215 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602191W6 22580
25W6 22581ILC 249 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602192W6 22581
26W6 22582ILC 482 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602193W6 22582
27W6 22583ILC 484 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602194W6 22583
28W6 22584ILC 1929 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602195W6 22584
29W6 22585ICC 3279 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated materialSelections made from ILC 3279 in 1989 to use as part of the Chickpea differential scoring of ascochyta rabei blight.1602196W6 22585
30W6 22586ILC 1591 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602197W6 22586
31W6 22587ICC 1903 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602198W6 22587
32W6 22588ILC 2232 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602199W6 22588
33W6 22590ILC 4107 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602201W6 22590
34W6 22591ILC 4935 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602202W6 22591
35W6 22592ILC 5127 (differential)Cicer arietinum L. Washington, United StatesW62000DONATED1989Cultivated material1602203W6 22592
36W6 17605'SURUTATO-77'Cicer arietinum L. Sinaloa, MexicoW61995DEVELOPEDPRE 1995Breeding material1507216W6 17605
37W6 2909ILC 1272Cicer arietinum L. W61989DONATED11/22/1989Cultivated material1022502W6 2909