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P09-015
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Basic Collection Information and Status
 
Common Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris, Fabaceae)
Cultural Affiliation   Tarahumara
Collection Site   Chihuahua, Mexico (latitude: 27°; altitude: 6,900 ft / 2,100 m)
Collection Year   1984
Accession Status   Active
Catalog Information and Instructions
Tarahumara Ojo de CabraPC054
Goat's Eye. High-yielding pole bean. Large, diversely-colored beans. Dark stripes on speckled background. Sweet mild Sierra Madre staple. Day-length sensitive.
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Collection Site
 
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Photographs
 
The Native Seeds/SEARCH digital photo collection for this accession is provided below.
P09-015 CF01 FlP09-015 CF01 Fr, SP09-015 CF01 LP09-015 CF01 S
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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)
100 seed weight (primary)28.35 glot: CF '01 (IPGRI 6.3.3)
darker seed color (primary)Brown (pale to dark)lot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.3.2: 2)
days to 50% flower83lot: CF '01Days from planting to 50% flower (IPGRI 4.2.2)
days to first flower83lot: CF '01Days from planting to first flower
days to greenbean107lot: CF '01Days from planting to greenbean.
days to maturity152lot: CF '01Days from planting to maturity (IPGRI 6.1.7)
leaf persistenceIntermediate-all leaves persistentlot: CF '01When 90% of pods in plot are dry. (IPGRI 6.1.8: 6)
leaflet length12.1 cmlot: CF '01Measured on terminal leaflet of third trifoliate leaf from pulvinus to leaf tip on plants grown under field conditions (IPGRI 4.1.1)
leaflet shapeQuadrangularlot: CF '01Of terminal leaflet of third trifoliate leaf. (IPGRI 6.1.6: 2)
lighter seed color (primary)Speckled gray (brownish to greenish)lot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.3.3: 4 speckled)
noteBasic ojolot: CF '01
number of seeds per pod6.3lot: CF '01Average number of seeds from one pod selected from 10 plants. (IPGRI 6.3.1)
plant typeIndeterminate climbinglot: CF '01Describes final architecture of plant through interaction of many characters: terminal meristem growth, number of nodes on the stem, internode length, climbing ability, branching pattern. (GRIN HAB)
pod color immatureNormal greenlot: CF '01From fully expanded immature pod. (IPGRI 4.2.6: 7)
pod color maturePale yellow with colored mottling or stripes, yellowlot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.2.11: 5,4)
pod cross sectionPear shapedlot: CF '01From fully expanded immature pod. (IPGRI 4.2.8: 2)
pod curvatureModerately curvedlot: CF '01Of fully expanded immature pod. (IPGRI 4.2.9: 6)
pod length11.2 cmlot: CF '01Average length of the largest fuly expanded immature pods from 10 random normal plants. (IPGRI 4.2.7)
pod positionCombination of base, center and toplot: CF '01 (IPGRI 6.2.12: 4)
pod suture stringModerately stringylot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.2.10: 5)
pod wall fiberLeathery podded (dry pods will not spontaneously open)lot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.2.12: 5)
relative abundance of primary seed type1lot: CF '01
seed brilliance (primary)Shinylot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.3.4: 7)
seed shape (primary)Oval–cuboidlot: CF '01Taken from middle of pod. (IPGRI 4.3.5: 2-3)
seedcoat pattern (primary)Stripedlot: CF '01 (IPGRI 4.3.1: 2)
standard colorWhite, white with lilac edgelot: CF '01In freshly opened flowers; the colors of freshly opened flowers are highly changeable after opening (IPGRI 4.2.4: 1,4)
style protrusionNot protrudinglot: CF '01Protursion of style outside of keel. (IPGRI 6.2.7: 0)
taste of greenbeanGoodlot: CF '01
wing colorWhite, white with lilac blushlot: CF '01In freshly opened flowers. (IPGRI 4.2.5: 1,1w/lilblush)
Common Bean IntroductionCultivation InstructionsSeed Saving Instructions
Common beans are a diverse and important crop to Native American farmers throughout the Southwest. They are eaten young as green beans or dried and shelled. Plants can be bush, semi-pole, or pole.Beans need warm soil for best germination. Plant seeds in spring or with summer rains about 1" deep and 6" apart. If beans need a trellis, try intercropping with corn or sorghum.An annual that is generally self-pollinating, but can cross with other plants. Dried pods can be harvested throughout the growing season, or harvest whole plants. Separate varieties by 10 ft (3 m).
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