Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content

The expansion of white lupin (Lupinus albus L.) cultivation in Chile is subject to the availability of cultivars presenting high yield potential, tolerance to the main fungal diseases and homogeneous ripening. In response to these requirements, a new cultivar has been developed and registered as &am...

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Autores principales: von Baer,Erik, von Baer,Ingrid, Riegel,Ricardo
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-583920090004000132018-10-01Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Contentvon Baer,Erikvon Baer,IngridRiegel,Ricardo cultivar The expansion of white lupin (Lupinus albus L.) cultivation in Chile is subject to the availability of cultivars presenting high yield potential, tolerance to the main fungal diseases and homogeneous ripening. In response to these requirements, a new cultivar has been developed and registered as ’Liapec->1’, commercially registered as ’Pecosa-Baer’. This new cultivar has determined bushy growth habit. Its flowering period is concentrated in approximately 40 days, less than the 77 days of cv. Rumbo-Baer. This trait allows it to reach harvest without heterogeneity problems. The seed is speckled, flat and medium-sized (370 g/1000 grains aprox.). The kernels are sweet and have a high protein content of around 41% (dry matter basis). In field assays, ’Pecosa-Baer’ presents a good tolerance to diseases caused by Colletotrichum lupini and Pleiochaeta setosa. The new cultivar has outstanding stability and yield levels, even under low fertilization conditions. An average yield of 5.43 t ha-1 was obtained over four seasons in two locations. In order to maximize its yield, ’Pecosa-Baer’ must be sown between April and June at a rate of 140-160 kg ha-1. Given the high protein content and low alkaloid levels of the seeds, they can be included in the diet of all types of animals.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessInstituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, INIAChilean journal of agricultural research v.69 n.4 20092009-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-58392009000400013en10.4067/S0718-58392009000400013
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von Baer,Erik
von Baer,Ingrid
Riegel,Ricardo
Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content
description The expansion of white lupin (Lupinus albus L.) cultivation in Chile is subject to the availability of cultivars presenting high yield potential, tolerance to the main fungal diseases and homogeneous ripening. In response to these requirements, a new cultivar has been developed and registered as ’Liapec->1’, commercially registered as ’Pecosa-Baer’. This new cultivar has determined bushy growth habit. Its flowering period is concentrated in approximately 40 days, less than the 77 days of cv. Rumbo-Baer. This trait allows it to reach harvest without heterogeneity problems. The seed is speckled, flat and medium-sized (370 g/1000 grains aprox.). The kernels are sweet and have a high protein content of around 41% (dry matter basis). In field assays, ’Pecosa-Baer’ presents a good tolerance to diseases caused by Colletotrichum lupini and Pleiochaeta setosa. The new cultivar has outstanding stability and yield levels, even under low fertilization conditions. An average yield of 5.43 t ha-1 was obtained over four seasons in two locations. In order to maximize its yield, ’Pecosa-Baer’ must be sown between April and June at a rate of 140-160 kg ha-1. Given the high protein content and low alkaloid levels of the seeds, they can be included in the diet of all types of animals.
author von Baer,Erik
von Baer,Ingrid
Riegel,Ricardo
author_facet von Baer,Erik
von Baer,Ingrid
Riegel,Ricardo
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title Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content
title_short Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content
title_full Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content
title_fullStr Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content
title_full_unstemmed Pecosa-Baer: A New Cultivar of New Cultivar Cultivar of White Lupin with Determined Bushy Growth Habit, Sweet Grain and High Protein Content
title_sort pecosa-baer: a new cultivar of new cultivar cultivar of white lupin with determined bushy growth habit, sweet grain and high protein content
publisher Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, INIA
publishDate 2009
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-58392009000400013
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