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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 639653ku' yi (Guarani)Capsicum chacoense Hunz. Alto Paraguay, ParaguayS9FRUIT2002COLLECTED05/07/2002Distrito Cap. Pablo Lagerenza, ca. 5 km S of Fortin Gabino Mendoza on road to Garay.-20.09583333, -61.89861111300Open chaco forested grassland on stabilized sand dunesWild materialShrub to 80 cm tall, profusely branched. Fruits red, piquant.1637601PI 639653
1PI 639652WiSVgJsQ 1502Capsicum chacoense Hunz. Boquerón, ParaguayS9FLOWER2002COLLECTED04/23/2002Distrito Pedro P. Pena, Picada 500, 92 km W of Transchaco highway at Mariscal Estigarribia.-21.84222222, -62.32250000300Secondary vegetation along roadsideWild materialLow shrub, 1 m tall, profusely branched. Flowers white, immature fruits ovoid, 1 cm long, turning black then red when ripe. Fruits extremely piquant.1637568PI 639652
2PI 659106'C. chacoense'Capsicum chacoense Hunz. GermanyS91999COLLECTEDCultivarPiquin type1572425PI 659106
3PI 639651yemadeCapsicum chacoense Hunz. Presidente Hayes, ParaguayS91998COLLECTED05/15/1998Benjamin Aceual, Compania Colomia Rio Verde, km. 49, near a Tova community.-24.94944444, -57.5527777860Plain. Slope 0 deg. Soil drainage poor, soil fine sand, acidic, color brown, stoniness low. Dominant plants: Gramineae spp. Closest meterological station: Benjamin Accual Agricultural School.Wild materialPlant erect, approximately 80 cm tall. Flowers small, white, without spots, anthers yellow with wings at the base of the filaments. Fruits erect, elongated, triangular, 2.5 cm long, 0.5 cm wide, purplish greenish, orange at maturity, piquant. Seven fruits collected. Very scarce. Only two plants found. Infestation of galls on the branches. Used as a condiment and a medicine by the Tovas.1559219PI 639651
4PI 560944putapario.Capsicum chacoense Hunz. ArgentinaS9FLOWER1990COLLECTED03/28/1990Estacion Experimental Manfredi, Cordoba Province, Rep. of Argentina-31.95000000, -63.66666667300Wild materialPerennial herb, 1m tall. Flowers white, without spots on corolla. Pedicels erect, nodding. Fruits erect, ovoid, 1.3cm long, shiny orange-red, very piquant. Seeds numerous, light brown. Growing in weedy area in shade of Melia azedarach trees. Common.1455916PI 560944
5PI 555612NM89C123Capsicum chacoense Hunz. New Mexico, United StatesS91990DONATED02/26/1990Cultivated material1450584PI 555612
6PI 4394141848Capsicum chacoense Hunz. ArgentinaS9FLOWER1980COLLECTED1334350PI 439414
7PI 4394151258Capsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS91978COLLECTED1334351PI 439415
8PI 273419CHILI PENGUINCapsicum chacoense Hunz. ArgentinaS91961COLLECTEDPlant occurs in the wild in much of Central and South America. Plant low, spreading; flowers small white; fruit erect, oval, rust colored, 0.5in by 0.3in, prolific. 1205439PI 273419
9PI 260426Puta ParioCapsicum chacoense Hunz. ArgentinaS91959COLLECTED1198336PI 260426
10PI 260427COL NO 184Capsicum chacoense Hunz. ArgentinaS91959COLLECTED1198337PI 260427
11PI 260429189Capsicum chacoense Hunz. ArgentinaS91959COLLECTED1198338PI 260429
12PI 260430COL NO 275 ARIVIVICapsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS91959COLLECTED1198339PI 260430
13PI 260431AriviviCapsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS91959COLLECTED1198340PI 260431
14PI 260433340Capsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS9FLOWER1959COLLECTED1198342PI 260433
15PI 260435345Capsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS9FLOWER1959COLLECTED1198344PI 260435
16PI 260437AriviviCapsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS91959COLLECTED1198346PI 260437
17PI 260438356Capsicum chacoense Hunz. BoliviaS91959COLLECTED1198347PI 260438