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A Newly Developed Large Seed Peanut Variety ¡§Tainan No. 11¡¨
C. S. Hus, Y. T. Yang
Summary
In 1986, there were 56,000 ha of peanuts planted in Taiwan, the average pod yield was 1,659 kg/ha. Spanish type peanut variety is commonly planted; the variety Tainan (Sel.) No. 9 is a leading variety throughout the island.
As the demand of the food-processing peanut increased in recent year, the peanut breeding has shifted to the development of large seed type variety. Therefore, the Tainan District Agricultural Improvement Station (DAIS) has put more efforts on peanut breeding. A new large seed variety ¡§Tainan No. 11¡¨ was developed and released in 1986.
Tainan No. 11 was derived by bulk selection from a cross between Tainan No. 6 and a breeding line 75(1)-4-1 at Tainan DAIS in 1976. It has Spanish type of growth habit and the agronomic characteristics of this variety are described as follow:
1. Large seed, 100-pod weight 171.3~204.8 gr., 100-kernel weight 62.7~74.1 gr., the shelling percentage (71%) lower than that of Tainan (Sel.) No. 9 (74%).
2. Early maturing, 120~125 days and 110~115 days for spring and fall planting, respectively.
3. More resistant to rest disease, green leaf hopper and thrip in comparing with Tainan (Sel.) No. 9.
4. No seed dormancy.
5. The percentage of sound-mature-kernel (SMK) 1 to 3% higher than Tainan (Sel.) No. 9 and the percentage of extra-large-kernel (ELK) also high (61.6~71.8%).
6. With 46~53% and 29~31% of oil and protein content, respectively.
7. The yield potential of Tainan No. 11 in the selected line yield trials (1979~1983) showed that the kernel yield was 2,144 kg/ha or increased 10.5% in spring crop and 1,790 kg/ha or decreased 4.5% in fall crop, respectively, in comparing with Tainan (Sel.) No. 9.
In the regional yield trials (1984~1985) at 18 locations in spring and 10 locations in fall, average kernel yield were 1,845 kg/ha or increased 11.5% in spring crop and 1,652 kg/ha or decreased 1.3% in fall crop, respectively, in comparing with Tainan (Sel.) No. 9.