In this study, the genetic diversity of pea accessions collected by the NPGRC are analyzed via RAPD techniques as basic information for germplasm research and breeding programs in the future. The results indicated that all the pea accessions analyzed could be divided into 3 groups and 5 individual accessions. 3-11 polymorphic bands were generated by 38 random primers, with an average of 6.1 bands each. The lowest and highest genetic similarity recorded were 0.626 and 0.978, respectively. The phylogenetic relationships and genetic diversity tested by RAPD in this research can be revealed accurately.