pea varieties

Pea Profiles

Trial Data

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PEAPLANT CHARACTERISTICSDISEASE RESISTANCE
Variety Type Approx. Days to Maturity Average Heat Units to Maturity (F) Average Node Number at First Bloom Plant Height (inches) Plant Type Average Number of Pods Per Node Average Sieve Size Average Berries Per Pod Seeds Per Pound Pod Shape Fusarium (Fop) Bean Leaf Roll Virus (BLRV) Pea Enation Mosaic Virus (PEMV) Powdery Mildew (PM)
DAKOTAFirst Early5711909-1022Normal23.57-82500BluntHR (1)HRHR (1)
FP2269First Early5711909-1024Afila23.97-82300BluntHR (1)HR (1)
E.F. 680First Early5812209-1022Normal247-82100BluntHR (1)
435First Early5912401022Afila23.58-92200BluntHRHR(1)
AUSTINFirst Early5912401222Afila23.27-82550BluntHR (1,2)HR (1)
ALADDINMid Season67148513-1425Afila23.858-92300BluntHR (1)HRIRIR (1)
518Mid Season6714851125Afila23.892400PointedHRIRHR(1)
8288 New (Trial Only)Mid Season68151514-1522Afila33.86-72300BluntHR(1)HR(1)
FP2278Mid Season6915401526Afila23.67-92300BluntHR (1,2)HR (1)
GALLANTMid Season69152514-1525Afila23.58-92550BluntHR (1,2)HR (1)
RICCOMid Season69153015-1626Afila23.78-92375PointedHR (1); IR (2)HRHR (1)
522Mid Season70155014-1525Afila347-82200BluntHRHR(1)
GENIEMid Season70155016-1727Afila23.98-92100BluntHR (1); IR (2)HR(1)
GRUNDYMid Season70155016-1728Normal23.88-92200PointedHR (1,2)IRHR (1)
389Mid Season69153013-1425Afila32.89-103800Blunt
382Mid Season70156015-1625Afila329-104000BluntIRHR(1)
322Late Season7216551626Afila32.584000BluntHR(1)

KEY TO RESISTANCE ABBREVIATIONS FOR PEA

FopFusarium wilt caused by the specific races of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. Pisi

PEMVPea enation mosaic caused by Pea eantion mosaic virus

BLRVLeaf roll caused by Bean leaf roll virus

PMPowdery mildew caused by Erysiphe pisi

HRHigh Resistance: describes plant varieties that highly restrict the growth and development of the specified pest or pathogen under normal pest or pathogen pressure when compared to susceptible varieties. Highly resistant varieties may, however, exhibit some symptoms or damage under heavy pest or pathogen pressure.

IRIntermediate Resistance: describes plant varieties that restrict the growth and development of the specified pest or pathogen, but may exhibit a greater range of symptoms or damage compared to highly resistant varieties. Intermediately resistant varieties will still show less severe symptoms or damage than susceptible plant varieties when grown under similar environmental conditions and/or pathogen pressure.

In cases where specific races or strains are not noted the variety is resistant to some, but not necessarily all known races or strains of the pathogen.

Note: All variety information presented herein is based on field and laboratory observation. Actual crop yield, quality, and level of claimed pest and pathogen resistances, are dependent upon many factors beyond our control and NO WARRANTY is made for crop yield, quality, and level of claimed pest and pathogen resistances. Since environmental conditions and local practices may affect variety characteristics and performance, we disclaim any legal responsibility for these. Read all tags and labels. They contain important conditions of sale, including limitations of warranties and remedies.