Abstract
Abstract The local Samosir shallot population has the potential to become rare and disappear with the entry of imported shallot into Samosir area. Therefore, the efforts are needed to prevent the extinction of local Samosir shallots. Inventory activities, collection, characterization and evaluation of existing local Samosir shallots need to be carried out to save local shallot resources and it is hoped that they can be developed into superior varieties with high productivity. The research aims to identify local Samosir agronomic characteristics including accessions from the Samosir region. The results showed that analysis of kinship relations on a distance scale of 1 shows the formation of 4 groups of kinship relations. The first group consists of accession A1 which is distinguished by its leaf color character, namely green. The second group consists of A2 accessions which are distinguished by their strong leaf texture characteristics. The third group consists of accessions A3 and A5 which are united by the bulb shape character, namely broad oval. The fourth group consists of A4 accessions which are distinguished by the character of low leaf density.
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