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The demand of legumes in Indonesia is increasing every year. The growth performance of legumes is influenced by environmental factors such as altitude land, temperature, light intensity, and air humidity. The aims of this study were to analyze and evaluate the morpho-physiological performance of legumes (Phaseolus spp.) grown in two different altitudes. Four genotypes of bean used in this study were Jackson Wonder Bean (JWB P. lunatus), Christmas Bean (CHB P. lunatus), Cranberry Bean (CRB P. vulgaris), and White Kidney Bean (WKB P. vulgaris). The four species of beans were grown at 1,100 m asl. (location I) and 250 m asl. (location II). The physiological parameters were influenced by location, meanwhile the morphological parameter was affected by the interaction between the altitude and type of beans. The differences on environmental condition in both field affected the habits of WKB (P. vulgaris). The CHB (P. lunatus) bean produced the highest number of pods at altitude of 1,100 m asl followed by wet weight of 100 seeds is 25.7 and 158.3. The implication of this research is the cultivation of beans minor at two different locations based on the altitude to get the appropriate environmental conditions to be optimal growth and production.

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Keragaan Morfo-Fisiologi Phaseolus spp. yang Ditanam Pada Ketinggian Tempat yang Berbeda (Morpho-Physiological Performance Phaseolus spp. on Different Altitudes)