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Plant Varieties Journal Vol. 23 Number 4 Std. Deviation 18.16 17.62 LSD/sig 11.19 P≤0.01 Flower: single buds (no. per m shoot) Mean 25.60 31.60 Std. Deviation 10.66 13.39 LSD/sig 8.94 ns Fruit: density (no. per cm 2 butt area) Mean 6.47 6.79 Std. Deviation 2.67 2.59 LSD/sig 1.92 ns Fruit: flesh colour (lightness) (CIE Lab (L)) Mean 62.57 64.79 Std. Deviation 1.53 2.43 LSD/sig 1.47 P≤0.01 Fruit: flesh colour (hue) (CIE Lab (a value)) Mean 12.90 10.49 Std. Deviation 1.22 1.93 LSD/sig 1.16 P≤0.01 Fruit: flesh colour (chroma) (CIE Lab (b value)) Mean 48.99 46.51 Std. Deviation 2.40 3.25 LSD/sig 1.67 P≤0.01 Prior Applications and Sales Nil. Description: Susanna Turpin, Tatura, VIC. Page 194 of 322
Plant Varieties Journal Vol. 23 Number 4 Details of Application Application Number 2010/025 Variety Name ‘FARNSFIELD’ Genus Species Arachis hypogaea Common Name Peanut Synonym Accepted Date 25 Mar 2010 Applicant AgResearch Consultants Inc., Ashburn, Georgia, USA Agent Peanut Company of Australia, Kingaroy, QLD Qualified Person Grant Baker Details of Comparative Trial Location Bundaberg, QLD Descriptor Peanut (Arachis) TG/93/3 Period Summer 2009 - Autumn 2009 Conditions This trial was grown under well irrigated conditions. The trial included 2 entries, the candidate and the comparator. Plot size was 2 x 5 metre rows with 3 replicates. Trial Design Randomised block design Measurements Pod yield, kernel yield, total kernel percentage and graded outturn. RHS Chart - edition N/A Origin and Breeding Controlled pollination: MO4-0147 is a F7 line derived from a cross between 458 and Georgia Green in 2002 in Worth County, Georgia, USA. Georgia Green has moderate resistance to TSWV and broad adaptation to varied environments. 458 is a high yielding, high kernel %, high oleic variety. Crosses were made in 1997 and generations maintained by single seed decent to F5 generation. F5 single plants were selected for kernel yield, TSWV resistance, the high oleic character, kernel % and kernel size. Seed from high oleic single plants was planted in 2003. Plant selections were made in 2003 again for yield and disease resistance. All plants selected were tested and found to be high oleic. In 2004, the best plot from a single plant was selected and bulked for testing the following year in a replicated field trial. Field testing continued for 3 years. Breeder: Dr Kim Moore, Georgia, USA. Choice of Comparators Characteristics used for grouping varieties to identify the most similar Variety of Common Knowledge Organ/Plant Part Context State of Expression in Group of Varieties Plant commercial grouping runner Kernel colour of uncured mature testa pink Kernel oleic to linoleic ratio high Plant resistance to tomato spotted wilt present virus Plant growth habit prostrate Time of maturity late Flowering general pattern alternate Kernel shape spheroidal Most Similar Varieties of Common Knowledge identified (VCK) Page 195 of 322
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