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Details for: CIMMYTMA 15192, Zea mays L. subsp. mays, CHZM 10 031


Summary Data
Taxonomy:
Zea mays L. subsp. mays
Top Name:
CHZM 10 031
Origin:
Collected – Chile
Received by NPGS:
10 Oct 1994
Improvement Status:
Traditional cultivar/landrace
Availability
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Core Passport Data
Taxonomy:
Zea mays L. subsp. mays
Top Name:
CHZM 10 031
Origin:
Collected – Chile
Received by NPGS:
10 Oct 1994
Improvement Status:
Traditional cultivar/landrace
Source History
Collected
11 May 1982.  Chile
Coordinates: OSORNO&NOCHACO-40.9309, -72.8831 (Map it)
Elevation: 171m.
Collectedears: 2; Sources: Crgms-Chile
Comment: DUPLICATES=CHL(CHIL407);USA(NSSL??)
Collector(s):
Accession Names and Identifiers
CHZM 10 031
Type: COLLECTNO
Group: Landrace
Landrace

GID 254141
Type: GID
Group: Landrace
Landrace

CHZM 10 031
Type: POPULATION NAME
Group: Landrace
Landrace

MAIZ CHICO
Type: COMMON NAME
Group: Landrace
Landrace

CHZM 10031
Type: Donor accession number
Group: Landrace
Landrace

PI 586717
Type: Donor accession number
Group: Landrace
Landrace

CHZM,10 031
Type: ALTERNATIVE NAME
Group: Landrace
Landrace

CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 0
Type: Inventory

CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1
Type: Inventory

Narrative
Zea mays L. subsp. mays
Genus:
Zea
Family:
Poaceae (alt. Gramineae)
Subfamily:
Panicoideae
Tribe:
Andropogoneae
Nomen number:

311987
Verified:
07/15/1987 by ARS Systematic Botanists.
Common names
English
corn –
dent corn –
field corn –
flint corn –
maize –
pod corn –
popcorn –
sweet corn –
Arabic
dura shami –
French
maïs –
German
Mais –
Italian
granoturco –
mais –
Japanese Romaji
tō-morokoshi –
Japanese Rōmaji
tō-morokoshi –
Portuguese
milho –
Spanish
maíz –
Swedish
majs –
Transcribed Chinese
yu shu shu –
Transcribed Korean
gangnaengi –
ogsusu –
Other conspecific taxa
Zea mays L. (0 active accession[s])
Zea mays L. subsp. huehuetenangensis (H. H. Iltis & Doebley) Doebley (1 active accession[s])
Zea mays L. subsp. mexicana (Schrad.) H. H. Iltis (84 active accession[s])
Zea mays L. subsp. parviglumis H. H. Iltis & Doebley (111 active accession[s])
Autonyms (not in current use), synonyms and invalid designations
Autonym(s)
Zea mays L. var. mays

Heterotypic Synonym(s)
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FAO 1994 Designation. 1, .
FAO Standard Material Transfer Agreement.

Observations

Phenotype Data

CategoryDescriptorDescriptionValueStudyInventory
CharacterizationPrimary RacePrimary race for the accession. Predominant landrace classified by overall phenotype.ARAUCA - ARAUCA  
CharacterizationMaturitySeed maturity1 - Precocious  
CharacterizationNumber RegenerationsNumber of times the accession has been regenerated1  
CharacterizationPlanting DatePlanting Date1.994e+007  
CharacterizationField GerminationGermination rate observed in the field for the accession75  
CharacterizationField GerminationGermination rate observed in the field for the accession87 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGrain Type 1Predominant grain type for the accessionF - Flint  
CharacterizationGrain Type 1Predominant grain type for the accessionF - Flint CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationHarvest DateHarvest Date1.994e+007  
CharacterizationDays To AnthesisDays To Anthesis67  
CharacterizationDays To SilkingDays To Silking68  
CharacterizationPlants Per PlotNumber of plants per experimental plot298  
CharacterizationPlantsPollinatedNumber of plants that are pollinated81  
CharacterizationNumber EarsNumber of ears per planting19 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationNumber EarsNumber of ears per planting43  
CharacterizationPlant HeightPlant Height70  
CharacterizationEar HeightEar Height20  
CharacterizationStalk LodgedStalk Lodged1  
CharacterizationRoot LodgedRoot Lodged1  
CharacterizationSeedling VigorCode to identify plant seedling vigor 2 - Good CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationTassel TypeCode to identify tassel type2 - Primary-Secondary CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationLeafinessCode to identify grade of leafiness4 - Not leafy CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationSheath PubescenceCode to identify grade of sheath pubescens3 - Non-exists CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationEasy ShellingEasy Shelling2 - Easy CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGlume SizeCode to identify glume size3 - Medium (41 - 60 %) CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationEar RotEar Rot2 - A little rotten  
CharacterizationEar RotEar Rot3 - Medium rotten CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationPlant Color 1Predominant plant color for the accession1 - Green CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationKernel Row NumberKernel Row Number1 - 0-10 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationKernel Row TypeCode to identify kernel row type2 - Irregular CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGrain Color 1Predominant grain color for the accessionA - White  
CharacterizationGrain Color 1Predominant grain color for the accessionA - White CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationAdaptationMaterial Adaptation Qualification3 - Medium CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationField WeightEar weight obtained in the experimental plot0.56 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationField WeightEar weight obtained in the experimental plot0.8  
CharacterizationField book statusCode to identify the status of current field bookA - Approved  
CharacterizationGrain Color 2Grain color for the accession less frequent than grain color 1B - Yellow  
CharacterizationGrain Color 2Grain color for the accession less frequent than grain color 1B - Yellow CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGrain Color 4Grain color for the accession less frequent than grain color 3D - Variegated CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationEar ShapeEar Shape1 - Cylindrical CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGrain WidthGrain width1 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGrain Color 3Grain color for the accession less frequent than grain color 2J - Sun red  
CharacterizationGrain Color 3Grain color for the accession less frequent than grain color 2J - Sun red CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationEar DiameterEar Diameter3 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationGrain LengthGrain Length0.9 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationEar LengthEar Length11.2 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
CharacterizationNumber Ear RotNumber Ear Rot22 CIMMYTMA-BANK-013050 1 Regeneration SD
GEO-REFERENCEElevation Meters 1Elevation of the location from where the accession originates100  
GEO-REFERENCEAdaptation ZoneAdaptation ZoneTemperate, no dry season, warm summer   
GEO-REFERENCEElevation Type 1Source from where elevation data was obtainedC - Collector  
IdentifiersDesignation OrgIndicates if accession is under FAO in-trust agreementFAO - FAO  
IdentifiersDesignation DateDate in which the accession was designated under FAO in-trust agreement19970509  


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