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D02-020
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Basic Collection Information and Status
 
Chile (Capsicum annuum, Solanaceae)
Cultural Affiliation   Jemez Pueblo
Collection Site   New Mexico, United States (latitude: 36°; altitude: 6,000 ft / 1,800 m)
Collection Year   1990
Accession Status   Active
Catalog Information and Instructions
JemezD019
From Jemez Pueblo in northern New Mexico at 6,000'. Among the earliest-maturing of New Mexico land-race chiles. Mild to medium- hot. 4-4.5" long.
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Current availability of this variety is summarized below. We encourage the use of these seeds to benefit humanity and strive to facilitate access through a number of channels.
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Collection Site
 
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Photographs
 
The Native Seeds/SEARCH digital photo collection for this accession is provided below.
D02-020 CF01 FlD02-020 CF01 Fr1D02-020 CF01 PD02-020 CF08 F2D02-020 CF01 L1D02-020 CF08 P1D02-020 CF08 P2
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Characterization and Evaluation
 
The table below lists observations of this accession's characteristics (why are characters sometimes listed more than once
?For some accessions, observations of a particular trait have been recorded over more than one season or location; these are indicated by the different values in the Lot column.
).
CharacterObservationLot, Frequency and CommentsCharacter Description (Source and Code)
corolla colorWhitelot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.1.4)
corolla shapeRotatelot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.1.6)
days to 50% flower69lot: CF '01
days to 50% fruit set136lot: CF '01
days to 50% maturity from planting150lot: CF '01
days to 50% maturity from transplanting91lot: CF '01
days to first flower63lot: CF '01
days to first fruit set76lot: CF '01
flower positionIntermediatelot: CF '01Recorded at anthesis. (Bioversity 7.2.1.3)
fruit color at intermediate stageGreenlot: CF '01Recorded on fruits just before the ripening stage (Bioversity 7.2.2.3)
fruit color at mature stageRedlot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.2.6)
fruit length11.52 cmlot: CF '01Average fruit length of 10 ripe fruits of the second harvest (Bioversity 7.2.2.8)
fruit shapeTriangularlot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.2.7)
fruit shape at blossom endPointedlot: CF '01Average of 10 fruit (Bioversity 7.2.2.15)
fruit shape at blossom endSunkenlot: CF '01Average of 10 fruit (Bioversity 7.2.2.15)
fruit shape at pedicel attachmentCordatelot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.2.13)
fruit width3.70 cmlot: CF '01Measured at the widest point. Average fruit width of 10 ripe fruits of the second harvest (Bioversity 7.2.2.9)
growth habitProstratelot: CF '01Observed when 50% of the plants bear ripe fruit (Bioversity 7.1.2.7)
leaf colorGreenlot: CF '01Recorded when in 50% of the plants the first fruit ha begun to ripen. Average of 10 mature leaves (from the main branches of the plant) (Bioversity 7.1.2.14)
leaf pubescenceSparselot: CF '01Recorded when in 50% of the plants the first fruit ha begun to ripen. Average of 10 mature leaves (from the main branches of the plant). Observed on the youngest mature leaves. (Bioversity 7.1.2.17)
leaf shapeOvatelot: CF '01Recorded when in 50% of the plants the first fruit ha begun to ripen. Average of 10 mature leaves (from the main branches of the plant) (Bioversity 7.1.2.15)
neck at base of fruitPresentlot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.2.14)
nodal anthocyaninPurplelot: CF '01Recorded at plant maturity (Bioversity 7.1.2.3)
number of flowers per axle1lot: CF '01 (Bioversity 7.2.1.2)
plant height58.81 cmlot: CF '01Recorded when the first fruit has begun to ripen in 50% of the plants (Bioversity 7.1.2.6)
stem pubescenceSparse-intermediatelot: CF '01Recorded on mature plants, excluding the first two nodes below the shoot (Bioversity 7.1.2.5)
stem shapeFlattenedlot: CF '01Observed at plant maturity (Bioversity 7.1.2.4)
Chile IntroductionCultivation InstructionsSeed Saving Instructions
One of the great Native American contributions to the cuisines of the world. Domesticated chiles vary profoundly in shape, size, color, pungency and flavor.Start seeds inside, 1/4" deep in sandy soil, 8-10 weeks before last frost. To improve germination: soak seeds 24 hrs in 1c. water w/1 drop vinegar. Seeds are slow to sprout and need warmth. Transplant seedlings 12-16" apart. Partial shade is best in low desert, full sun in cooler climates. Provide support.The insect-visited flowers can self-pollinate or cross. Grow only one variety at a time or isolate flowers. Allow fruit to ripen and mature on the plant. Chiles turn red or dark brown when mature. Wash hands WELL after handling.
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