Plant Variety Journal - IP Australia

Plant Varieties Journal Vol. 23 Number 4
Details of Application
Application Number 2010/028
Variety Name ‘Tingoora’
Genus Species Arachis hypogaea
Common Name Peanut
Synonym
Accepted Date 25 Mar 2010
Applicant
Agri-Science Queensland Department of Employment,
Economic Development and Innovation, Grains Research and
Development Corporation, Darling Heights, QLD
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 2010
Conditions
This trial was grown under well irrigated conditions. The trial
included 20 entries, including 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: ‘Tingoora’ (designated D193-p3-8) is an F5:6 line derived
from a cross D193 (‘Walter’ x D45-p37-102). ‘Walter’ was the first high oleic ultra
early line released from the QPIF-GRDC breeding program, also known as D116-p35-
2). D45-p37-102 was a high oleic, highly foliar disease tolerant breeding line which
never made it to commercial release. The cross was made in 2002-03 and the F1
(D193) grown in the Kairi Research Station glasshouse in N. Qld. In the following
summer (2003/04) at the Taabinga Research Station at Kingaroy, S. Qld, some single
F2 plant selections were made on the basis if pod and kernel characteristics. F3
kernels from those single plants were planted as F2:3 rows in a winter nursery at
Southedge Research Station in N. Qld in 2004. These rows were selected on the basis
of high pod and kernel yield. Subsequently, F4 single plants were selected on the basis
of pod and kernel characters in the summer of 2004/05 from F2:4 spaced plants grown
at Bundaberg Research Station in S. Qld. F4:5 rows were then grown out at the
Taabinga Research Station at Kingaroy, S. Qld in the summer of 2005/06. An Ultra
Early Preliminary Yield Test was planted in 2006/07 at the Taabinga Research
Station. Two years of regional ultra early variety evaluation trials were conducted
during 2007/08. Breeder: Alan Cruickshank, Warwick, QLD.
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
Kernel oleic acid content high
Time of maturity very early
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