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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 612869	ICCV 96029	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	1999				Breeding material	Chickpea developed and released as germplasm by ICRISAT as the earliest flowering chickpea in the world. Super early which takes about 23-27 days from sowing to first flowering and matures in about 75 days (17.6 deg. N, 500 m amsl) whereas the control, world's shortest duration variety, ICCV2, flowers in about 30-35 days. Also a double podded line, a character known to have yield advantage in short-season and drought-prone environments. Shows better early growth vigor compared to either of the parents. Grows to about 41 cms. Superior early growth vigor is useful in better utilization of soil moisture in early growth stages in the postrainy season when the chickpea crop is normally grown. Early flowering and maturity may help extend cultivation to even more short-season environments.	1595421	PI 612869
1	PI 612244	'SONA'	Cicer arietinum L.	Western Australia, Australia	W6		1999	DEVELOPED	PRE 11/08/1999				Cultivar	Produces 10-15% greater seed yield than Tyson. Best seed quality among all commercial cultivars in Australia. Plant has early branch habit, semi-erect and medium in height (641 mm). Primary branches erect and average about four/plant. Stem woody and anthocyanin pigmentation is absent to weak. Leaves large (15 mm long by 8 mm wide) and light/medium green in color. Plant produces purplish pink (0.2% white) flowers and medium/long peduncle. Pods medium/large, short beak, medium green in color, and average 1.70 ovules/pod. Seeds medium/large (17 to 20 g/100 seeds), have an angular shape and medium ribbing. Seed color at ripening light green, and the coat color at maturity is light yellow fading to cream/yellow with age. Flowers approx. 92 days after sowing in Western Australia compared to 107 and 109 days for Tyson and Dooen, respectively. Some resistance to Fusarium wilt, but is moderately susceptible to Ascochyta blight (Ascochyta rabiei).	1587644	PI 612244
2	PI 605395	'AMIT'	Cicer arietinum L.	Israel	W6		1998	DEVELOPED	1998				Cultivar		1566814	PI 605395
3	PI 598080	'MYLES'	Cicer arietinum L.	Washington, United States	W6		1997	DEVELOPED	PRE 06/03/1997				Cultivar	Desi-type with resistance to Ascochyta blight. Significantly more resistant to the disease than the checks. Also taller and higher yielding.	1544688	PI 598080
4	PI 583753	'BARICHHOLA 3'	Cicer arietinum L.	Bangladesh	W6		1994	DEVELOPED	07/20/1994				Cultivar	Maturity 120-125 days. Plant height 55-60cm. Yield potential 1200-1600kg/ha. 100 seed weight 17-18g. Seed color light brown. Moderately resistant to Fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). Date of sowing November 15-30.	1478724	PI 583753
5	PI 578283	'ICCV 10'	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1994	DEVELOPED	PRE 04/18/1994				Cultivar	Semi-erect with long fruiting branches. Maturity 95-100 days at ICRISAT Asia Center, Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh, India (18 deg. N latitude). Stem purplish green. Leaves dark green, compound with medium sized leaflets. Flower color pink. Pods light yellow. Seeds yellowish brown, ram's head shaped. Seed size medium with a 100-seed mass of 16.3g. Resistant to fusarium wilt. Tolerant to dry root rot. Drought tolerance good. Tolerance to high temperatures	1473254	PI 578283
6	PI 552789	'ILC 3279'	Cicer arietinum L.	Syria	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 07/01/1991				Cultivar	Seeds kabuli type, pea shaped and light orange colored. Flowering late, 149 days. Maturity 183 days. Grows 71cm, tall type. Growth habit semi-erect. Harvest index low, 35%. 100-seed weight, 27.7%. Protein content on dry seed basis, 21.5%. Yield medium. Adaptation wide. 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 lodging.	1447761	PI 552789
7	PI 548067	'ICCV 6'	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 03/29/1991				Cultivar	Semi-erect, 45-80 cm., kabuli type with basal branching. Anthocyanless, leaves compound. Flowers white, anthesis 60-70 days in central India. Maturity 130-170 days. Resistant to races 1 and 4 of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ciceri, tolerant to Helicoverpa pod borer and less susceptible to soil salinity, frost and lodging than L 550. High nodulating capacity, good yields in irrigated and rainfed conditions. Adapted to late sowing, higher yielding than L 550 (980 kg/ha vs. 620) at Hisar. Seeds salmon-white, 21 g/100, mean protein 21.3%.	1443003	PI 548067
8	PI 572504	ICCC 37	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1990	DONATED	03/08/1990				Cultivar		1467475	PI 572504
9	PI 572505	ICCV 3	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1990	DONATED	03/08/1990				Cultivar	Info. from Crop Sci. 25(3):576 (1985) -- seeds salmon white colored. Owl head shaped. Wilt resistant. White flowered. Anthocyanin pigmentation absent from other plant parts. Spreading growth habit. Well developed primary and secondary branches. Short duration growing season. Adapted to Peninsular India. Valuable parental material as combines kabuli type seed with wilt resistance and desirable agronomic characteristics. Cultivated.	1467476	PI 572505
10	PI 533669	'BLANCO LECHOSO'	Cicer arietinum L.	Spain	W6		1989	COLLECTED	05/25/1987	Canete de las Torres		200	Cultivar	Seeds obtained from Miluma, S.A., Seed Co., Canete de las Torres, Cordoba Province	1428605	PI 533669
11	PI 543012	'BLANCO LECHOSO'	Cicer arietinum L.	Spain	W6		1987	COLLECTED	06/03/1987	Marchena, Sevilla Province.			Cultivar	Farmer, Andres Suarez	1437948	PI 543012
12	PI 502975	'ICCV 1'	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1986	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/1986				Cultivar	Desi type. Plants medium-sized, semi-upright. Flowers purple.	1397911	PI 502975
13	PI 502990	'BLANCO LECHOSO'	Cicer arietinum L.	Spain	W6		1986	COLLECTED					Cultivar	Kabuli type. Plants large. Leaves simple. Flowers white. Seeds large, cream colored.	1397926	PI 502990
14	PI 489777	ICCW 45	Cicer reticulatum Ladiz.	Turkey	W6		1983	COLLECTED	12/05/1982	Eight km E of Savur, Maldin area	37.56666667, 40.96666667		Wild material		1384713	PI 489777
15	PI 471915	ILC 3279	Cicer arietinum L.	Tunisia	W6		1982	COLLECTED					Breeding material	Plants very upright. Leaves pinnately compound. Seeds medium-sized, round, white (cream).	1366851	PI 471915
16	PI 451433	RPIP 12-071-05153	Cicer arietinum L.	Iran	W6		1980	COLLECTED					Cultivated material		1346369	PI 451433
17	PI 439824	ICC 4958	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1978	DEVELOPED	PRE 11/01/1978				Breeding material	Adapted to short duration, terminal drought environments similar to those of peninsular India or spring sowing in West Asia. Growth habit semi-erect, height 39 +/- 6.6cm. Anthocyanin pigments present in foliage. Root system length and volume, large. Crop duration short ranging from 90-100 days with pink flowers appearing in 39 +/- 2.1 days. Seeds large, 30 +/- 0.3 g/100 seed. Seed coat brown desi type. Resistant to terminal drought of short duration environments	1334760	PI 439824
18	PI 439850	8933	Cicer arietinum L.	Andhra Pradesh, India	W6		1978	DONATED	11/01/1978				Cultivar	Tolerant or resistant to Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri.	1334786	PI 439850
19	PI 339186	KABALAK	Cicer arietinum L.	Turkey	W6		1968	COLLECTED		Dinar			Landrace		1252757	PI 339186
20	W6 32898	'CDC Luna'	Cicer arietinum L.	Canada	W6		2008	DEVELOPED	2007				Cultivar	This variety has tolerance to cold and is moderately tolerant to Ascochyta blight disease.	1752147	W6 32898
21	W6 25889	ICC 1205	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656655	W6 25889
22	W6 25906	ICC 1356	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656672	W6 25906
23	W6 25918	ICC 1431	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656684	W6 25918
24	W6 25919	ICC 14402	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656685	W6 25919
25	W6 25951	ICC 16796	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6	Not Available	2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656717	W6 25951
26	W6 25956	ICC 1882	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656722	W6 25956
27	W6 25969	ICC 283	Cicer arietinum L.	India		Historic	2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656735	W6 25969
28	W6 25979	ICC 3512	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656745	W6 25979
29	W6 25991	ICC 4567	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656757	W6 25991
30	W6 25998	ICC 4918	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656764	W6 25998
31	W6 26002	ICC 5135	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656768	W6 26002
32	W6 26012	ICC 6263	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656778	W6 26012
33	W6 26024	ICC 7571	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656790	W6 26024
34	W6 26041	ICC 8950	Cicer arietinum L.	India	W6		2004	DONATED	05/20/2004				Cultivated material		1656807	W6 26041
35	W6 24867	JG-62(differential)	Cicer arietinum L.	Washington, United States	W6		2003	DEVELOPED	10/30/2003				Cultivated material	Reaction of chickpea wilt differential lines to five races of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceros. For a Excel spreadsheet of the Cicer differential data with Disease incidence percentages.	1649562	W6 24867