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S9.PEANUT.96

 
Evaluation location: Georgia, United States
1996 peanut increase in Griffin at Bledsoe Farm.
Researcher(s)
  • Pittman, Roy N., USDA, ARS
  • Jones, Chris, USDA, ARS
Trait(s) evaluated
AXISFLOWER
1097 Accessions
HABIT
1098 Accessions
LEAFCOLOR
1098 Accessions
MAINSTEM1
1096 Accessions
MAINSTEM2
1098 Accessions
MATURITY
1097 Accessions
PLANTSIZE
1098 Accessions
PODCONS
1099 Accessions
PODRETIC
1099 Accessions
PODSHAPE
1099 Accessions
PODTYPE
1096 Accessions
PODWEIGHT
1086 Accessions
SEEDCOLOR1
1051 Accessions
SEEDCOLOR2
15 Accessions
SEEDPATT
1092 Accessions
SEEDSPOD
1097 Accessions
STEMPIG
1109 Accessions



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Last updated: 24 Feb 2025