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UF 18 Group Name Theobroma cacao

Bartley, B.G.D. (1995)
Notes on the meaning and origins of clone names. B.G.D Bartley. Personal Communications.

Derivation: United Fruit selections.
Collected by UF company.
Location: Limon, Almirante, Costa Rica.

Notes: Selections from the Atlantic coast made in the 1930's.

Bartley, 1998a [BAR98A] The UF series were selected from MATINA material and from material from Ecuador (pers. comm. Soria).

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Philippines; Recommended by: National Seeds Industry Council, The Philippines; Year: 2008 (Current); Reference

Reference

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines 2020
National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website
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Webiste accessed 28th July 2020.

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DISEASE

Phytophthora: Tolerant; National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines, 2020

Reference

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines 2020
National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website
Notes

Webiste accessed 28th July 2020.

Link Unavailable [https://nseedcouncil.bpinsicpvpo.com.ph/approved.php]

Disease Pests Yield Bean Recommended material
Witches Broom: Moderate Resistance; National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines, 2020

Reference

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines 2020
National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website
Notes

Webiste accessed 28th July 2020.

Link Unavailable [https://nseedcouncil.bpinsicpvpo.com.ph/approved.php]

Disease Pests Yield Bean Recommended material

PESTS

Cocoa Pod Borer: Susceptible; National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines, 2020

Reference

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines 2020
National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website
Notes

Webiste accessed 28th July 2020.

Link Unavailable [https://nseedcouncil.bpinsicpvpo.com.ph/approved.php]

Disease Pests Yield Bean Recommended material

YIELD

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines, 2020: Yield: 3110 kg ha^-1 yr^-1; Reference

Reference

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines 2020
National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website
Notes

Webiste accessed 28th July 2020.

Link Unavailable [https://nseedcouncil.bpinsicpvpo.com.ph/approved.php]

Disease Pests Yield Bean Recommended material

BEAN

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines, 2020: Dry Weight: 1.66 g; Note: Bean wt = wt of 100 beans at 11%MC/100; Reference

Reference

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines 2020
National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website
Notes

Webiste accessed 28th July 2020.

Link Unavailable [https://nseedcouncil.bpinsicpvpo.com.ph/approved.php]

Disease Pests Yield Bean Recommended material

REFERENCES

Bartley, B.G.D. (1995) Notes on the meaning and origins of clone names. B.G.D Bartley. Personal Communications.

National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines (2020) National Seed Industry Council of the Philippines Certified Cocoa Materials. NSIC Website