CDC Redwing AGL
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| Accession | KP:GERM28833
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| Identifier | KP:GERM28833
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| Country Of Origin | Canada
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| Province Of Origin | Saskatchewan
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| Source Institute | Crop Development Center, University of Saskatchewan
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This accession was developed from a single seed of the cultivated variety, CDC Redwing, for the Application of Genomic Innovation in the Lentil Economy (AGILE) project. As such it was surveyed in diverse environments for many phenomic traits and it continues to be used in experiments as part of the AGILE Lentil Diversity Panel. As you can see below, there are genotypic resources available to compliment the phenotypic data for association mapping.
The source cultivated variety was one of the first widely grown red lentil varieties in Canada and is included as a benchmark for many subsequent variety registration applications and publications (e.g CDC Robin). It has a small red cotyledon seed and is adpated to the Canadian environment with a farily early flowering time.
You can access the genotypic data through the genotypic matrix. By clicking the link below, you will be redirected to the genotype matrix with filter criteria filled in based on the page you are on. Keep in mind at a minimum, germplasm needs to be supplied in order to access the data.
- Traits:17
- Measurements:425
- Trait Distribution Plot
- Days till Plants have One Open Flower; R1:
The number of days plants take to produce the first open flower at any node from seeding. In lentil, flowering occurs from...
- Days till Plants Emerge:
The number of days after seeding that plants take to have visible seedling stem or leaves. Lentils exhibit hypogeal...
- Days till Plants have fully Swollen Pods; R5:
The number of days after seeding plants take to have fully swollen pods. At this stage, any single pod on nodes 10-13 at the...
- Days till Plants have 1/2 of their Pods Mature; R7:
The number of days after seeding that plants take for 50% of their pods to mature. In lentil, stage R7 refers to...
- Days to Elongated Tendrils:
This trait is the number of days plants take to have tendrils that are 5mm and longer. In lentils, tendrils are developed at...
- Node Number at Flowering:
The number of nodes on the primary stem at anthesis stage (R1). At this stage, lentil plants start to have the first open...
- Lodging:
Plants are considered lodged when the plant canopy is no longer vertical to the ground. Lodging in lentils potentially...
- Node of First Flower Branch:
The number of nodes on the primary stem to the first flower-containing branch at anthesis stage (R1). At this stage, lentil...
- Plant Biomass:
Plant biomass is the wet weight of the lentil plant including both above and below ground plant material. Due to an...
- Seed Mass Per Plant:
The weight of all seed collected from a single lentil plant and can be used to estimate the crop yield. The seed mass is...
- Seeds Per Pod:
The number of seeds for a single pod. The number of seeds per pod has been shown to have a significant positive corelation...
- Pods Per Peduncle:
The peduncle is a stalk supporting an inflorescence (group/cluster of flowers). The number of pods per peduncle is...
- Cotyledon Color:The color of cotyledon, which can be different from seed coat color.
- Reproductive Period:The length between days till plants have one open flower and days till plants mature.
- Vegetative Period:The length between days till plants emerge and days till plants have one open flower.
- Seed Size:Seed size is used to determine market class.
- Days to Flower Cluster:Different clusters of the days to flowering (DTF) derived from principal component analysis (PCA) and hierarchical k-means...
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