The Biology of lupin L

Appendixes

Appendix . The geographical distribution of major lupin species *

Species			Synonyms	Common name	Distribution
Old World	Smooth-seeded	L. angustifolius	L  linifolius Roth., L. varius, L. reticulatus Desv., L. opsianthus Atab. & Maiss.	Narrow-leafed lupin, Blue lupin(e)	Pan Mediterranean, particularly Iberian Peninsula; Widely cultivated in Australia
		L. albus	L. albus subsp. albus, L. albus var. termis (Forsk.) Caruel	Albus lupin, White lupin, Lupino, Weisse	Pan Mediterranean
		L. luteus		Yellow lupin, Gelbe Lupine, Altramuz Amarillo	West Iberia; pan-Mediterranean
		L. hispanicus	L. rothmaleri Klink.		Central, South, North-west Spain; Portugal; Greece; Turkey
		L. micranthus	L. hirsutus		Circum-Mediterranean
	Rough-seeded	L. pilosus	L. hirsutus, L. varius, L. varius spp orientalis, L. anatolicus Swiec.		North-east Mediterranean
		L. cosentinii.	L. hirsutus Black, L. digitatus Lojac., L. pilosus ssp cosentinii, L. varius	Sandplain lupin, Western Australian blue lupin	West Mediterranean, Morocco, Australia naturalized
		L. digitatus	L. tassilicus Maire, L. semiverticillatus Desr.		Africa – Sahara, Egypt
		L. princei			East Africa
		L. palaestinus			South-east Mediterranean, Middle-east
		L. atlanticus		Atlas lupin, Moroccan lupin	South Morocco
		L. somaliensis			Somalia
New World		L. mutabilis		Andean lupin, Pearl lupin, tarwi, chochos, tauri, chuchus, ccequla, ullush	Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia (Andean region 2000 – 4000m)
		L. polyphyllus		Large-leafed lupin, Blue-pod lupin, Garden lupin, Washington lupin, Russell lupin	Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia (Andean region 2000 – 4000m)
		L. texensis		Texas Blue Bonnet	Southern USA
		L. arboreus		Yellow Bush lupin, Coastal Bush lupin, Tree lupin	California coast, Western North America, naturalized elsewhere eg. Southern England, New Zealand
		L. nootkatensis		Nootka lupin	Canada - British Columbia, Yukon Territory; Alaska, Iceland (naturalized)
		L. argenteus		Silvery lupin	South-western Canada to South-western USA

*Sources: (Gladstones 1998; Information portal for lupins 2010a; USDA-NRCS 2012)

Appendix . Lupin varieties suitable to be sown in Australia *

Species	Variety	Maturity	Anthracnose resistance	Aphid resistance	Brown spot resistance	Metribuzin tolerance	Grain protein	PBR in Australia^a	PBR^b Owner	Marketed by
L. angustifolius	Belara	Very Early	Intermediate	High	Low	Intermediate	Low	No
	Coromup	Early	High	High	Intermediate	High	High	Yes	DAFWA	Coorow Seeds
	Jenabillup	Very Early	Intermediate	High	Intermediate	Low	Intermediate	Yes	DAFWA	The Seed Alliance Group
	Jindalee	Late	Low	High	Intermediate	Intermediate	Intermediate	Yes	NSW DPI	AWB Seeds
	Kalya	Early	Intermediate	High	Intermediate	High	Intermediate	No
	Mandelup	Very Early	High	High	Low	High	Intermediate	Yes	DAFWA	Vitera/PlantTech
	Merrit	Early	Intermediate	High	Intermediate	High	Intermediate	No
	Moonah	Early	Intermediate	High	Intermediate	Intermediate	Intermediate	Yes	DAFWA	AWB Seeds
	Myallie	Early	Low	Low	Intermediate	Intermediate	High	No
	PBA Gunyidi	Very Early	High	High	Low	High	Intermediate	Yes	PBA	SeedNet
	Quilinock	Early	Very Low	Low	Intermediate	Intermediate	Intermediate	Yes	DAFWA	PlantTech
	Tanjil	Early	Very High	High	Intermediate	Low	Intermediate	Yes	DAFWA	PlantTech
	Wonga	Early	Very High	High	Intermediate	Low	Intermediate	Yes	NSW DPI	Seedmark
L. albus	Andromeda	Late	Intermediate	High	Low	Low	High	Yes	DAFWA	Coggo Seeds
	Kiev Mutant	Mid	Very Low	High	Low	Low	High	No
	Luxor	Late	Very Low	High	Intermediate	Low	High	Yes	NSW DPI	Viterra Seeds
	Rosetta	Late	Very Low	High	Intermediate	Low	High	Yes	NSW DPI	Viterra Seeds
L. luteus	Pootallong	Early	Low	Very Low	High	Low	Very High	?
	Wodjil	Early	Low	Very Low	High	Low	Very High	Yes	DAFWA	DAFWA
a, Proprietary plant varieties in Australia are protected by Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR), which are exclusive commercial right to a registered variety. The rights are a form of intellectual property and are administered under the Plant Breeder's Right Act 1994 (refer to IP Australia website at http://www.ipaustralia.gov.au/pbr/index.shtml for more information). b, DAFWA, Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia; NSW DPI, New South Wales Department of Primary Industry; PBA, Pulse Breeding Australia. *Sources: (GRDC 2010; Information portal for lupins 2010d; Wheeler & McCormack 2010) (Ware & Hawthorne 2012)