Table 3 Sesame accessions
From: Relationship between metabolic and genomic diversity in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.)
CENIAP Germplasm Bank | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Accessions | Country of Origin | Working code | Diversity Centre |
93–2223 | India | India 1 | India |
89–007 | India | India 5 | India |
95–464 | India | India 7 | India |
92–2918 | India | India 8 | India |
92–2922 | Turkey | Turkey | Western Asia |
93–2022 | Syria | Syria | Western Asia |
92–310 | Sudan | Sudan 2 | Africa |
92–2872 | Sudan | Sudan 3 | Africa |
Venezuelan accessions | |||
Accessions | Country of Origin | Description | |
Experimental line 43 × 32 | Generated in Venezuela | Line selected from a second cycle of recurrent selection toward high yield under heavy whitefly infestation. The original population was obtained by cross, one to one, among 50 exotic accessions [48] | |
Commercial cultivar Inamar | Developed in Venezuela | Individual selection from the offspring from the same Acarigua's parents [49] | |