Plant Inventory No. 203, Part I - The Germplasm Resources ...

04/11/1994.PI 578263. Phaseolus vulgaris L.Breeding. "GH-196"; GH-196-2; W6 15556. GP-143. Pedigree - F5 selectionfrom Pinto UI-114/2/Pinto UI-114/PI 203958/3/ Pinto UI-114/4/Red MexicanUI-35/PI 203958/5/red-seeded early-maturing Japanese bush bean (nameunknown). Seeds uniform, similar to UI-114. Produces heavy midset ofpods on moderately spreading vine and matures 90 to 95 days fromplanting. One of the highest-yielding cultivars under stresses ofFusarium root rot (Fusarium solani) and drought/ and is also resistantto curly top virus, and has bc2(2) resistance to bean common mosaicvirus (BCMV). The bc2(2) resistance is effective against all strains ofBCMV except those in pathogroup 7, like the recently decribed US-10.PI 578264. Phaseolus vulgaris L.Breeding. "JM-126"; W6 15557. GP-144. Pedigree - F6 selection from PintoNW-410/2/Nep II/NW-410 (2). Nep II is a white-seeded strong bush beandeveloped in Costa Rica that carries the dominant "I" gene forresistance to BCMV. Unique among pinto beans in having "I" gene(hypersensitive) resistance to BCMV. Also resistant to curly top virusand tolerant of Fusarium root rot. Matures in 95-100 days, large leaves,and erect to sprawling indeterminate plant height. When it sprawls,seems to be more susceptible than other pinto beans to Sclerotinia wilt.Produces attractive large, plump seeds (2.5-2.8 seeds/g). Leaves andseeds measurably larger than those of either parent.PI 578265. Phaseolus vulgaris L.Breeding. "UNS-117"; W6 15558. GP-145. Pedigree - F10 selection fromViva /3/Pinto UI-114/Luna Pinto/2/PI 203958. Seeds larger (2.7-2.9seeds/g) than most pink beans, and uniform in size and color.Consistently one of the highest-yielding beans under all conditions inwhich it has been tested. Among the most tolerant to Fusarium root rotand drought. Resistant to curly top virus and bean common mosaic virusstrains Type and NY15. Bush vines compact, upright, indeterminate withmidset long pods. Matures 85-95 days.PI 578266. Phaseolus vulgaris L.Breeding. "6R-42"; W6 15559. GP-146. Pedigree - F6 selection from VivaPink/4/Sutter Pink/3/Red Mexican UI-35/PI 203958/2/Red Mexican UI-35.Excellent uniform and persistant seed color. Relatively late-maturingwith larger vines and more foliage covering the pods than occurs withmost pink beans. Less "sunburn" of pods and seeds than occurs inearly-maturing beans. Resistant to curly top virus plus the Type andNY-15 strains of bean common mosaic virus.PI 578267. Phaseolus vulgaris L.Breeding. "JM-24"; W6 15560. GP-147. Pedigree - F6 selection from PintoNW-410/2/Nep II/NW-410 (2). Nep II is a white-seeded strong bush beandeveloped in Costa Rica that carries the dominant "I" gene forresistance to BCMV. Seeds plump, white great northern-size (2.9-3.1seeds/g) on short upright indeterminate bush-vine. Resistant to curlytop and to bean common mosaic virus on the basis of "I" gene. InInterregional Cooperative Dry Bean Nurseries, was one of the highestyielding great northerns. Under stress of Fusarium root rot isconsistently among the highest-yielding selections in its market class.Usually matures about 95 days after planting.The following were developed by John M. Kraft, USDA, ARS, IrrigatedAgricultural Research & Extension Center, Route 2, Box 2953-A, Prosser,Washington 99350, United States; Matt Silbernagel, USDA, ARS, Vegetable CropProduction, IAREC, P.O. Box 30, Prosser, Washington 99350, United States;D.W. Burke, USDA, ARS, Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center,Prosser, Washington 99350, United States; H.H. Koehler, Washington State171