Grain legumes in Mexico: improved varieties of bean and chickpea developed by INIFAP
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Cicer arietinum, Phaseolus vulgaris, genetic improvement, varietiesAbstract
Common bean, chickpea, broad bean, lentil and cowpea are among the best known and most consumed grain legumes in the world. In Mexico, bean (Phaseolus spp.) is the one with highest production and consumption. Of those five species, the National Institute of Forestry, Agricultural and Livestock Research has had a great participation in both the development of common bean varieties and large-grained white chickpea and small-grained brown chickpea. At the national level, some bean varieties have become a benchmark for their yield and quality of their grain, such as ‘Negro Jamapa’, ‘Mayocoba’, ‘Azufrado Higuera’, ‘Flor de Junio Marcela’ and ‘Pinto Saltillo’. In recent years, varieties of the types with the greatest demand are starting to be used, some developed using molecular markers in the selection process, as in the cases of ‘San Blas’ and ‘Rubí’, resistant to BCMV and BCMNV. In the case of chickpea, for two decades the variety ‘Blanco Sinaloa-92’ has been the dominant in the local and export markets, and new varieties of white grain are available for Sinaloa, Sonora and El Bajío. With the aim of publicizing INIFAP's contribution to the improvement of grain legumes in Mexico, this essay presents the organization of the INIFAP bean and chickpea improvement headquarters and the varieties they have developed and registered in the last 20 years.
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