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Development of a Peanut Variety "Tainan No.15"
Chen, K. H., A. H. Yang and Y. T. Yang
Abstract
¡@¡@Peanut cultivar ( Arachis hypogaea L.) Tainan No.15 is a high-yielding, Spanish-type developed by the Tainan District Agricultural Research and Extension Station ( Tainan DARES ) in 1998. It was selected by bulk method during 1990 to 1992 from the cross of Tainan No.11 and NS87114 made in the fall crop of 1989. The final single plant selection was made in F5 generation, in the fall crop of 1992. Tainan No.15 was evaluated in a series of trials during 1992¡ã1997 at the experimental field of Tainan DARES, and at the major peanut production area in Taiwan with the designation NS9362. In addition, Tainan No.15 was further evaluated in regional yield trial around the island during 1998¡ã2000 for its yield potential and stability with the designation of Nan-Kai-Si162.
¡@¡@Peanut Tainan No.15 is an early maturing cultivar and required approximately 115 to 120 days and 100 to 110 days to mature, respectively, in the spring and the fall environments in Taiwan. The average dry pod yield of Tainan No.15 is 3655 kg/ha in the spring crop and 3079 kg/ha in the fall crop. The plant height of Tainan No.15 is about 41.6 to 47.1 cm, shelling percentage is about 68.9% to 69.5%, hundred-pod weight is about 164 to 167g , and thousand-kernel weight is about 675 to 690 g. The pod and kernel size of Tainan No.11 is smaller than Tainan No.14. Seeds of Tainan No.15 contain 51.6 to 52.1% oil and 28.2% to 28.7% crude protein, depending upon the growing environments. Tainan No.15 has significantly differed from the commercial cultivars Tainan No.11, in resistance to foliar diseases, leaf spot. According to a series field of trials, Tainan No.15 can be grown around the island.
Key words: Peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) , Varietal improvement