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Passport Data

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DOI
10.25642/IPK/GBIS/78291
Current scientific name
Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai subsp. vulgaris (Schrad.) Fursa Dessert group
IPK Accession numbers
CIT 67
Availability
unrestricted available
Series
NA
Biological Status
Traditional cultivar/landrace
Life form
annual
ITPGRFA Annex1 crop
Unspecified non Annex 1 crop
Acquisition form
Seed collection
Acquisition date
1950-05-29
Genebank subcollection
TUB
AEGIS
Yes
MLS
Yes
Historic (data only)
No

Publications on the scientific name

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TitleAuthorsLex. SourcePublication Type
Mansfeld's Encyclopedia of agricultural and horticultural crops.Hanelt, P. & IPK (eds.)NAfield guide
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In our database there are 208 accessions with this name.

Geographic Data

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Coordinates
016°23'59'' E , 38°18'59'' N
Country of origin
ITA (Italy)
Collecting site:
Roccella Ionica, province of Reggio Calabria, southern Italy
In our database there are 8879 accessions from this country.

Expedition

Expeditions

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Collecting Institutions

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InstitutionUrl
IPK - Leibniz-Institut für Pflanzengenetik und Kulturpflanzenforschung, Abteilung GenbankNA
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In our database there are 588 accessions from this expedition.

Characterisation and Evaluation Data

The following report shows all traits with their reference value which have been observed for this accession. Reference values are the oldest valid observed values.
In our database there are data on 44 descriptors for this accession.

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TraitDescriptionReference ValueObservation dateDescending
blossom-end fruit skin fissueNA0 : absent (100%)2011-08-09
type of pubescenceNA5 : medium (100%)2011-08-09
colour of placental tissueNA5 : salmon (100%)2011-08-09
design produced by secondary skin colourfig. 44 : striped, with small stripes (streaked) (100%)2011-08-09
cavityNA0 : absent (100%)2011-08-09
type of ovary pubescenceobserved on youngest fruits1 : spreading hairs (ssp. melo) (100%)2011-08-09
tendrilsNA1 : present (100%)2011-08-09
stem-end fruit skin fissueNA0 : absent (100%)2011-08-09
sex typeNA1 : monoecious (100%)2011-08-09
seed sizeNA5 : intermediate (100%)2011-08-09
seed shapeNA2 : elliptical (100%)2011-08-09
flesh colourNA5 : salmon (100%)2011-08-09
flesh flavourNA3 : insipid (100%)2011-08-09
flesh moistureNA7 : high (juicy) (100%)2011-08-09
flesh textureNA1 : smooth-firm (100%)2011-08-09
flower colourNA3 : yellow (100%)2011-08-09
fruit length [cm]NA10,2; 10,4; 10,62011-08-09
fruit ribsNA0 : absent (100%)2011-08-09
fruit shapefig. 31 : round, globular (100%)2011-08-09
fruit skin colour at maturityIn case two colours have the same surface, the lighter colour will be considered the predominant one.5 : medium green (100%)2011-08-09
fruit skin textureNA1 : smooth (100%)2011-08-09
fruit weight [g]NA560; 574; 8082011-08-09
fruit width [cm]NA10,5; 11,6; 11,82011-08-09
growth habitNA4 : indeterminate (100%)2011-08-09
homogenityNA9 : completely homogeneous (100%)2011-08-09
internode lengthNA3 : short-intermediate (5-10 cm) (100%)2011-08-09
leaf colourNA3 : dark green (100%)2011-08-09
leaf lobesfig. 27 : deep (100%)2011-08-09
leaf marginNA3 : with short teeth (100%)2011-08-09
leaf pubescence, abaxiallower surface3 : sparse (100%)2011-08-09
leaf pubescence, adaxialupper surface0 : absent (100%)2011-08-09
leaf shapefig. 15 : 5-palmetely lobed (100%)2011-08-09
leaf sizeNA3 : large (>70 cm²) (100%)2011-08-09
ovary pubescenceNA1 : short, low (< 1 cm) (100%)2011-08-09
ovary shapeNA2 : round (100%)2011-08-09
secondary fruit skin colourNA6 : dark green (100%)2011-08-09
seed coat colourNA5 : brown (100%)2011-08-09
flowering time first male flowers [days]days after 1st January1562011-06-06
flowering time first female flowers [days]days after 1st January1562011-06-06
planting date [days]days after 1st January1312011-05-12
planting dateNA2011-05-122011-05-12
emerging date [days]days after 1st January1082011-04-19
emerging dateNA2011-04-192011-04-19
number of seedsNA202011-04-13
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