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A useful and novel cayenne pepper ( Capsicum   annuum  L.) breeding line has been released by ARS, USDA, U. S. Vegetable Laboratory. This new Line, designated and tested as PA-136, has a high level of tolerance to massive infection by root-knot neamtodes ( Meloidogyne  spp.) to which it is susceptible. PA-136 has proven to be useful as a host for the abundant production of eggs for several  Meloidogyne  species, including all 4 races of  M .  incognita . Availability of large quantities of egg inoculum of these obligate parasites is a pre-requisite for successful and efficient breeding for root-knot resistance. PA-136 plants are vigorous, strong and uniformly branched, and reach a height of about 60 cm. The line has many good horticultural traits, including high yield, deep red fruit color, and high pungency. PA-136 is stable for all traits needed for the production of large numbers of viable eggs. Eggs are easily collected when needed from fresh roots using the Hussey-Barker extraction procedure ( Plant   Dis .  Reptr . 57:1025-1028. 1973).

PA-136 CAYENNE PEPPER: A UNIQUE HOST FOR PRODUCING ROOT-KNOT NEAMTODE EGGS