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Plant Variety Journal - IP Australia

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Details of Application<br />

Application Number 2006/024<br />

<strong>Variety</strong> Name ‘Boomer’<br />

Genus Species Lens culinaris<br />

Common Name Lentil<br />

Synonym Nil<br />

Accepted Date 24 Mar 2006<br />

Applicant Agriculture Victoria Services Pty Ltd, Atwood, VIC and<br />

Grains Research and Development Corporation, Barton, ACT<br />

Agent N/A<br />

Qualified Person Antonio Leonforte<br />

Details of Comparative Trial<br />

Location Horsham, VIC<br />

Descriptor Lentil (Lens culinaris) TG/210/1.<br />

Period 2007.<br />

Conditions Winter sown experiment, grey self mulching clay soil.<br />

Management as per best practice for the region. Lower than<br />

average rainfall.<br />

Trial Design Randomised Complete Block Design.<br />

Measurements Seed size; seed colour.<br />

RHS Chart - edition N/A<br />

Origin and Breeding<br />

Controlled pollination: ‘Boomer’ was derived from a cross (94-004) between the<br />

ICARDA line ILL5722, released in <strong>Australia</strong> as ‘Digger’, and the green lentil variety<br />

‘Palouse’ bred by Washington State University (‘Digger’/ ‘Palouse’). ‘Boomer’ is<br />

derived from a single plant selection made from an F4 bulk population sown at<br />

Rosebery, VIC in 1999 (94-004L*99RO35). ‘Boomer’ was selected for large green<br />

seed, increased plant height and early vigour and resistance to botrytis grey mould and<br />

ascochyta blight. ‘Boomer’ has a high yield potential across lentil production regions<br />

of <strong>Australia</strong>, similar to the best red lentil varieties. Breeder: Michael Materne,<br />

Department of Primary Industries, Horsham, VIC.<br />

Choice of Comparators Characteristics used for grouping varieties to identify the most similar<br />

<strong>Variety</strong> of Common Knowledge<br />

Organ/<strong>Plant</strong> Part Context State of Expression in Group of Varieties<br />

Cotyledon colour greenish yellow<br />

<strong>Plant</strong> anthocyanin colouration absent<br />

Flower colour of standard blue<br />

Dry seed number of colours one<br />

Dry seed main colour of testa green<br />

Dry seed profile in longitudinal section broad elliptic<br />

Most Similar Varieties of Common Knowledge identified (VCK)<br />

Name Comments<br />

‘Matilda’<br />

Page 253 of 550<br />

<strong>Plant</strong> Varieties <strong>Journal</strong> Vol. 21 No.3

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