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Plants were planted in the fi eld in a sandy soil possessing a high quartz content (Cauquenes series), in late August 1998 on 30-cm-high and 80-cm-wide beds at a 40-cm distance among plants. Plastic mulch (80 μm in thickness; white on top, black on the bottom) was used to control weeds. Although no pests were detected during the season, Systhane 40 WP (DOW AgroSciences, Midland, Mich.) was applied (10 g/100 L water) to control powdery mildew. Ultrasol The Chilean strawberry (F. chiloensis) is one of the progenitors of the commercial strawberry (F. ×ananassa). The INIA station at Cauquenes (35°59'S; 72°20'W) has a collection of nearly 300 accessions of F. chiloensis that could be used for breeding purposes; but has not been properly characterized for horticultural traits. The objective was to characterize a portion of the collection from Chile, between latitudes 34° and 47°S, plus an accession from Ecuador (Lat. 01°00'S), at the INIA-Cauquenes station This research was supported by FONDECYT Project 1980166. E-mail alavin@inia.cl.

Morphological and Phenological Characterization of 52 Accessions of Fragaria chiloensis (L.) Duch.