Agromorphological traits dataset of butterfly pea accessions from Thailand, Indonesia, and Brazil

• DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2024.110079
• Publication Date: 2024-01-22T16:55:16Z
• Authors: M.B. Mustapa; D. Ustari; A.A. Wicaksono; A. Algina; A. Ismail; V. Concibido; T. Suganda; A. Karuniawan
• Keywords: Germ plasm; Clitoria ternatea; Petal

Butterfly pea (Clitoria ternatea L.) is a horticultural crop also known as underutilized crop. All parts of the butterfly can be used into various products including flowers that natural dyes and traditional medicines. Besides that, plant fodder cover The development in Indonesia still very low both cultivation utilization. Therefore, breeding program required to increase usefulness done for development. To assemble superior varieties pea, it necessary determine genetic diversity agronomy morphology. Genetic relationships are needed evaluate germplasm. Raw data analysis was conducted after standardization using Principal Componet Analysis (PCA) Hierarchical Clustering (HCA) phenotypic relationship among newly collected resources. this article showed broad with weight fresh flower per plant, seed color, total seed, pod width, calix length, petal number, number pods, height, pod, flower, length distinguishing traits accessions. PCA based on agromorphogical eigenvalue ranged from 1.13-9.47 cumulative contribution 93.02%. HCA accessions divided two cluster euclidean distance 0.27-4.65.