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LATHYRUS.FROM.NC7

 
Evaluation location: Iowa, United States
Study Name: Lathyrus General Study Comment: Data in this environment was recorded at the North Central Regional PI Station.
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  • , USDA-ARS, WRPIS
Trait(s) evaluated
DEHISCENCE MAXIMUM
60 Accessions
DEHISCENCE MINIMUM
60 Accessions
LEAF NUMBER MAXIMUM
73 Accessions
LEAF NUMBER MINIMUM
73 Accessions
LEAF SIZE MAXIMUM
76 Accessions
LEAF SIZE MINIMUM
76 Accessions
MATURITY
35 Accessions
PLANT HEIGHT
232 Accessions
POD LENGTH MAXIMUM
251 Accessions
POD LENGTH MINIMUM
20 Accessions
SEED PRODUCTION MAXIMUM
255 Accessions
SEED PRODUCTION MINIMUM
255 Accessions
SEEDLING VIGOR MAXIMUM
74 Accessions
SEEDLING VIGOR MINIMUM
74 Accessions
SURVIVAL MAXIMUM
2 Accessions



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Last updated: 24 Feb 2025