Common Bean
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Objectives of Breeding:
dotBean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) and Bean Common Mosaic Necrosis Virus (BCMNV)
dotSeed quality/Canning quality
dotYield
 
Current Commercial Varieties:
California Dark Red Kidney (CDRK)
dotGood Yield (but not difficult to equal)
dotMediocre canning quality
dotSusceptible to most BCMV
 
California Early Light Red Kidney (CELRK)
dotYield (hard to beat)
dotBCMV resistant
dotCanning quality?
 
Red Kidney (RK)
dotGood yield
dotBCMV susceptible
dotMediocre canning quality
 
Miscellaneous Classes
Pinks
dotHigh yield
dotSusceptible to some BCMV strains
dotSutter is susceptible to BCMV
dotProstrate and viny growth
dotMediocre root system
 
Small Red
dotRe-evaluation of lines using UI239 (late maturing and consistently high yielding) as a check
dotOnly lines which are equal to or better than UI239 for yield, seed quality, plant type will be advanced
 
Flor de Mayo
dotHighly preferred in some bean production and consumption areas of Mexico, very delicate-flavored bean (possibly opens a new market to CA grower
dotBCMV Resistant
dotMost of the lines undergo 3 consecutive yield tests
dotHigh yielding
 
Canario (Yellow)
dotEthnically popular bean that is of interest for California’s growing Hispanic consumer population, and for small producers who direct market locally
 
Summary Tables
dot1997 Advanced Dark Red Kidney Yield Trial
dotYields (cwt/A) of UCD Elite Kidney Bean Lines in 1997 Strip Tests
dotSummary of 1996-1997 Canning Data for DRK and LRK Release Candidates
dot1997 Light Red Kidney Preliminary Yield Trial
dotYield (cwt/A) of Assorted UCD Common Beans in 1997 Strip Trial
dot1997 Davis Pink Preliminary Yield Trial
dot1997 Advanced Small Red and Flor de Mayo Yield Trial
dot1997 Advanced Canario (Yellow)
dot1994-1996 Pinto Yield (cwt/A) Trials
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Modified: 23 Aug 1999
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