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The inheritance of flower and seedcoat color was studied using Lamprecht line M0137 (PI 527845) of common bean ( Phaseolus vulgaris  L.) as the source of a new allele,  V  wf , at the  V  locus. The cross M0137  c  res   V  wf  ×  C v  BC 2  5-593 (a genetic tester stock) was studied in progeny of the F 1 , F 2 , F 3 , and F 4  generations. The observed segregation for flower and seed colors was consistent with the hypothesis that M0137 carried a new allele,  V  wf , that produced (in the presence of  P C J G B ) white flowers and black seeds rather than the white flowers and mineral-brown seeds produced (in the presence of  P C J G B ) by  v.  The  V/V  wf  genotype produced cobalt-violet flowers, the same as  V/v . A test cross of F 3   V  wf  ×  t  BC 1  5-593 bipunctata demonstrated that  V  wf  is not allelic with  t , a gene that can produce white or colored flowers and self-colored or partly colored seeds, depending on background genotype.

A New Allele (Vwf) at the V Locus for Flower and Seedcoat Color in Common Bean