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Details for: BPGV08815, Zea mays L., Milho


Summary Data
Taxonomy:
Zea mays L.
Top Name:
Milho
Origin:
Collected – Viana do Castelo, Portugal
Received by BPGV:
29 jun 2005
Improvement Status:
Landrace
Reproductive Uniformity:

Population
Form Received:
Seed
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Core Passport Data
Taxonomy:
Zea mays L.
Top Name:
Milho
Origin:
Collected – Viana do Castelo, Portugal
Received by BPGV:
29 jun 2005
Improvement Status:
Landrace
Reproductive Uniformity:

Population
Form Received:
Seed
Source History
Collected
29 junho 2005.  Viana do Castelo, Portugal
Locality: Várzea
Coordinates: Várzea, Soajo - Arcos de Valdevez 41.9022, -8.2172 (Map it)
Elevation: 360m.
Habitat: Valley; Terracing

Collector(s):
Accession Names and Identifiers
Milho
Type: Local name

Corn
Type: Common crop name

27/2005 C
Type: Collecting number

Narrative
Já era do tempo da mãe dela. Agora há pouco terreno, o resto está debaio da água. Utiliza para o pão ( 3 partes de milho para 1 de centeio). Milho branco pérola. O terreno é trabalhado em terraços. Os melhores terrenos estão debaio da água, por causa da albufeira da barragem do Lindoso.
Zea mays L.
Genus:
Zea
Tribe:
Andropogoneae
Nomen number:

646
Place of publication:

Sp. pl. 2:971. 1753
Comment:
monocot
Verified:
02/28/2014 by ARS Systematic Botanists.
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Phenotype Data

CategoryDescriptorDescriptionValueStudyInventoryAvailability
GROWTH4 - Plant height (cm)Plant height2602006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
INSECT68 - Sesamia spp.Sesamia spp.2 - Very ow to low2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY5 - Ear height (cm) Ear height1392006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY6 - Ear Lenght with bracts (cm)Ear Lenght With bracts362006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY7.1 - Primary color of stamPrimary color of stam1 - Light green2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY9 - Top node height (cm)Top node height2352006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY10 - Total nº of nodesTotal nº of nodes102006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY11 - Root lodging (%) Root lodging 32006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY12 - Stalk lodging (%)Stalk lodging12006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY13 - Leaf length (cm)Leaf length882006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY14 - Leaf width (cm)Leaf width102006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY15 - Venation IndexVenation Index112006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY16 - Leaf orientationLeaf orientation1 - Erect2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY17 - Presence of ligulePresence of leaf ligule1 - Absent2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY18 - Number of leaves aboveNumber of leaves above72006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY19 - Number of leaves belowNumber of leaves below62006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY20 - Number total Leaves per plant Number total Leaves per plant 132006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY24 - Tassel length (cm)Tassel length432006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY25 - Tassel Peduncle Lenght (cm)Tassel Peduncle Lenght252006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY26 - Tassel branching space (cm)Tassel branching space182006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY28.1 - Nº of Primary branches on tasselNº of Primary branches on tassel142006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY28.2 - Nº of Secondary branches on tasselNº of Secondary branches on tassel42006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY30.1 - Tassel colour primaryTassel colour primary1 - Light green2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY30.2 - Tassel colour secondaryTassel colour secondary2 - Dark green2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY31.1 - Anther colour primaryAnther colour primary1 - Light green2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY31.2 - Anther colour secondaryAnther colour secondary4 - Dark violet2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY32 - Stay greenStay green5 - Medium2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY33 - Prolificacy indexProlificacy index12006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY34 - FasciationFasciation0 - Ausent2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY35 - Ear damageEar damage0 - None2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY36 - Ear husk cover Ear husk cover 7 - Good2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY37 - Nº of bractsNº of bracts102006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY38 - Shape of uppermost ear Shape of uppermost ear 2 - Cylindrical-conical2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY39 - Ear length (cm)Ear length162006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY40 - Peduncle lenght from ear (cm)Peduncle lenght from ear112006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY41 - Diameter of the tip of de ear (cm)Diameter of the tip of de ear3.812006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY43 - Diameter of the base of de ear (cm)Diameter of the base of de ear4.342006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY44 - Diameter of the Cob tip (cm)Diameter of the Cob tip2.22006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY46 - Diameter of the Cob base (cm) Diameter of the Cob base2.52006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY47 - Diameter of the Rachis (cm) Diameter of the Rachis1.782006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY48 - Diameter of the Pith (cm)Diameter of the Pith0.852006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY49.1 - Cob colour PrimaryCob colour Primary1 - White2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY49.2 - Cob colour SecondaryCob colour Secondary2 - Red2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY50 - kernel rows per earkernel rows per ear122006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY51 - Kernels Per RowKernels Per Row282006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY52 - Kernel Row ArragementKernel Row Arragement1 - Regular2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY53 -Kernel length (mm)Kernel length102006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY54 -Kernel Hidth (mm)Kernel Hidth92006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY55 -Kernel thickness (mm)Kernel thickness52006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY56.1 - Kernel type primaryKernel type6 - Flint2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY57 - Shape of kernel external marginShape of kernel external margin3 - Level2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY58.1 - Endosperm Colour PrimaryEndosperm Colour Primary1 - White2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY58.2 - Endosperm Colour SecondaryEndosperm Colour Secondary3 - Pale yellow2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY59.1 - Kernel colour PrimaryKernel colour Primary1 - White2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY59.2 - Kernel colour SecondaryKernel colour Secondary2 - Yellow2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
MORPHOLOGY60 - WaxinessWaxiness0 - Present2006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
OTHER1 - Sowing dateSowing date aaaammdd200605082006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
OTHER2 - Emergence dateEmergence date aaaammdd200605162006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PHENOLOGY21 - Days to tasseling (male flowering)Days to tasseling (male flowering)672006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PHENOLOGY22 - Days to silking (female flowering)Days to silking (female flowering)682006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PHENOLOGY23 - MaturationDays to maturation1352006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PRODUCTION61 - 1000-kernel weight (g)1000-weight seeds (g)3372006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PRODUCTION62 - Grain yield (g)Grain yield17062006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PRODUCTION63 - Ear Weight (g)Ear Weight1282006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  
PRODUCTION65 - Cob weight (g)Cob weight212006_BPGV_CORN_MORF  


Banco Nacional de Germoplasma Vegetal Policy

The “Banco Português de Germoplasma Vegetal” (BPGV) conserves living seed and plant samples of mainly Portuguese crops and their wild relatives.

BPGV ensures that the genetic resources that support our food supply are both secure in the medium and long term for future generations and available for use by farmers, plant breeders, and researchers.

These collections are important to ensure that crop plants, which may contain genes to resist disease, provide enhanced nutrition, or survive in changing or harsh environments do not become endangered or extinct over time.

The BPGV located in Braga, Portugal maintains clonal and seed collections of the most important crops, such as cereals, grain legumes, vegetables, medicinal and aromatic plants, forage, pasture and fruit species.

The BPGV is maintained as a global public good under the FAO International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGRFA).

BPGV is the custodian of one of the largest germplasm collections, with more than 10,000 accessions maintained as seeds and living plants, and recently started a cryopreservation programme.