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P13-006
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Basic Collection Information and Status
 
Common Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris, Fabaceae)
Cultural Affiliation   n/a
Collection Site   Guanajuato, Mexico (latitude: 21°; altitude: 6,200 ft / 1,900 m)
Collection Year   1984
Accession Status   Active
Catalog Information and Instructions
Dolores de Hidalgo Frijol NegroPC016
Medium-sized shiny black bean from central Mexico. Pole bean producing dark lilac flowers and purple mottled pods. Sweet flavor and smooth texture; also a great green bean.
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Collection Site
 
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Photographs
 
The Native Seeds/SEARCH digital photo collection for this accession is provided below.
P13-006 CF09 Fr, SP13-006 CF02 Fl2P13-006 CF13 Fl1P13-006 CF13 Fr1P13-006 CF13 L1P13-006 CF13 Pl1P13-006 CF02 LP13-006 CF02 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)20.00 glot: CF '02 (IPGRI 6.3.3)
darker seed color (primary)Blacklot: CF '02 (IPGRI 4.3.2: 1)
days to 50% flower97lot: CF '02Days from planting to 50% flower (IPGRI 4.2.2)
days to first flower67lot: CF '02Days from planting to first flower
days to greenbean110lot: CF '02Days from planting to greenbean.
days to maturityMore than 148lot: CF '02Days from planting to maturity (IPGRI 6.1.7)
hypocotyl colorPurplelot: CF '02 (IPGRI 6.1.2)
noteSmall-medium sized black. yield reduced due to late maturationlot: CF '02
number of seeds per pod5.9lot: CF '02Average number of seeds from one pod selected from 10 plants. (IPGRI 6.3.1)
plant typeIndeterminate climbinglot: CF '02Describes 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 baseMedium greenlot: CF '02Basic Pod color. Refers to lighter color when more than one color exists. Data taken during pod filling stage but prior to the initiation of defoliation. (GRIN PDCOL: MG)
pod cross sectionPear shapedlot: CF '02From fully expanded immature pod. (IPGRI 4.2.8: 2)
pod patternBlushlot: CF '02Describes distribution of darker color over lighter basic pod color. If only one color, then pattern is classified as uniform. (GRIN PDPAT: BL)
pod pattern colorPurplelot: CF '02 (GRIN PDPATCOL: PU)
pod positionToplot: CF '02 (IPGRI 6.2.12: 3)
pod stringPresentlot: CF '02Observation of the presence or absence of pod string. Data taken at the snap stage or the beginning of the pod filling stage. (GRIN PDSTG: Yes)
pod wall fiberModerately shatteringlot: CF '02 (IPGRI 4.2.12: 6)
relative abundance of primary seed type1lot: CF '02
seed brilliance (primary)Mediumlot: CF '02 (IPGRI 4.3.4: 5)
seed class (primary)Black beans (and Black Turtle class)lot: CF '02Seed type based on seed phenotype and coded as Common Market Class. (GRIN SDCLS: BL)
seed eye color (primary)Blacklot: CF '02Color of the eye or hilum of the seed (GRIN SDECOL: BL)
seed shape (primary)Ovallot: CF '02Taken from middle of pod. (IPGRI 4.3.5: 2)
seedcoat pattern (primary)Absentlot: CF '02 (IPGRI 4.3.1: 0)
standard patternUniformlot: CF '02Refers to the distribution of the darker color over the lighter one on the standard (GRIN STPAT: UN)
standard pattern colorNon-applicablelot: CF '02The pattern of color on the standard. This refers to the darker color on the standard if there is more than one color. (GRIN STPATCOL: NA)
wing colorLight lilac (lavender)lot: CF '02Basic Wing Color taken right after the flower opens. The basic color is lighter of colors if there is more than one color. If only one color, it is basic color (GRIN WCOL: LL)
wing color patternUniformlot: CF '02Pattern of color on wings. (GRIN WCPAT: UN)
wing vein colorNon-applicable (vein color absent)lot: CF '02Color of the wing vein (GRIN WVCOL: NA)
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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