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PEA.2002.SHOUSE

 
Evaluation location: Washington, United States
Data from Pisum grown in 2002 at Pullman, Washington screenhouse. Planting date was March 15, 2002 (day 74).

Click for an Excel spread sheet of the 2002 Pisum Pullman screenhouse data.
Researcher(s)
  • Coyne, Clare, USDA-ARS WRPIS
Trait(s) evaluated
BLOOM DAY
95 Accessions
DAYS TO MATURITY
111 Accessions
FLOWER COLOR
112 Accessions
FLOWERS PER PEDUNCLE
44 Accessions
LEAFLET MORPHOLOGY
46 Accessions
NODES TO FLOWER
45 Accessions
PLANT HEIGHT
45 Accessions
POD APEX
44 Accessions
POD COLOR
45 Accessions
POD DEHISCENCE
45 Accessions
POD LENGTH
45 Accessions
POD SHAPE
45 Accessions
POD TYPE
45 Accessions
POD WIDTH
45 Accessions
SEEDS PER POD
40 Accessions
STEM FASCIATION
1 Accessions
STIPULES
10 Accessions



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Last updated: 24 Feb 2025