Plant Inventory No. 202, Part I, - The Germplasm Resources ...

United States 

Department of 

Agriculture 

Agricultural 

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Service 

Plant Inventory 

No. 202, Part I, 

Plant Materials Introduced 

January 1 to March 31, 1993 

Nos. 564686-566903 

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Norris, R.A., ed. 1994. Plant Inventory No. 202, Part 

1. Plant Materials Introduced January 1 to March 31, 

1993, Nos. 564686-566903. U.S. Department of 

Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, 385 pp. 

This inventory is a listing of plant materials introduced 

into the U.S. National Plant Germplasm System in 

calendar year 1993. The inventory comprises four 

separately bound books covering PI numbers 

564686-576437. It is not a listing of plant material 

available for distribution. 

Contents 

Acronyms 1 

Inventory 3 

Scientific Name Index 382 

Common Name Index 385 

Questions and comments about the organization of 

data and proper identification of plants should be 

directed to the editor: R.A. Norris, National 

Germplasm Resources Laboratory, 10300 Baltimore 

Avenue, Building 003, Room 400, Beltsville, MD 

20705. 

Other contributors to the inventory included J.M. 

Ceresa, K.F. Endress, Q.P. Sinnott, and A.K. Stoner. 

This report is reproduced essentially as supplied by 

the authors. It received minimal publications editing 

and design. The authors' views are their own and do 

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Issued July 1994

Acronyms 

For space conservation and consistency in identifying 

locations, the following acronyms have been used in Plant 

Inventory 2 01: 

CIANO 

CIP 

CSIRO 

- Centro de Investigaciones Agricolas del Noroeste 

(Mexico) 

- Centro Internacional de la Papa (Peru) 

- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research 

Organization (Australia) 

EMBRAPA- - Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisas Agropecuarias 

(Brazil) 

FAO 

IBPGR 

ICARDA 

ICRISAT 

IITA 

INIFAP 

NBPGR 

PGQO 

SADCC 

- Food and Agriculture Organization of the United 

Nations 

- International Board for Plant Genetic Resources 

(Italy) 

- International Center for Agricultural Research 

in the Dry Areas (Syria) 

- International Crops Research Institute for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics 

- International Institute of Tropical Agriculture 

- Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales 

y Agropecuarias (Mexico) 

- National Bureau of Plant Genetics Resources 

(India) 

- Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office (USA) 

- Southern African Development Coordination 

Conference (Zimbabwe) 

USDA-ARS - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural 

Research Service (USA) 

USDA-SCS - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation 

Service (USA) 

VIR 

-N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry (USSR)

PI 564686. Medicago sativa L. 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Yen, S.T., Dairyland Res. Int 

Clinton, Wisconsin 53525 f United States. 

1993. 

1., Route 

Received 

1, Box 51, 

January 04, 

origin: United States, origin institute: Dairyland Seed 

Company, Inc., Wisconsin United States, cultivar: 

MAGNUM, other id: PVP 7900023. source: Certificate in 

force, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. remarks: Info, based 

on data submitted to "Alfalfa Variety Review Board". 

Moderately winter hardy alfalfa. Highly resistant to 

bacterial wilt. Moderately resistant to spotted alfalfa 

aphid, pea aphid and anthracnose. Similar to Saranac. 

Perennial. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564687. Phalaris aquatica L. 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Pedersen, J.F., Auburn University, Dept. of Agronomy & 

Soils, Auburn, Alabama 36849, United States. Received January 04, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: J.F. Pedersen, C.S. 

Hoveland, R.L. Haaland, CD. Berry, origin institute: 

Alabama Agr. Exp. Sta., Auburn University, Auburn, 

Alabama 36849 United States, cultivar: AU OASIS. 

pedigree: 8 clone synthetic originating from the 

following sources: one each from PI 240280, PI 236482, PI 

240284, PI 219636, PI 240242, two from PI 207960, and one 

from PS-68-264. other id: CV-84. source: Crop Sci. 

23(3):597 1983. group: CSR-OTHER GRASSES. other id: 

PVP 8900076. source: Certificate in force, group: PVPO. 

patent: PVPO. remarks: Winter forage yields in Alabama 

avg. 41% more than Kentucky 31 tall fescue (Festuca 

arundinacea) with differences being greatest at locations 

in southern part of State. Bunch type growth & summer 

dormancy creates less competition with Ladino clover 

during stress periods than Kentucky 31. Dry matter 

digestibility during autumn & winter declines after 

inflorescence emergence in spring & ranges from 63-74%. 

Crude protein ranges from 17-25%. Avg. daily gain of beef 

steers avg. 0, ,78kg/ha over 3 year period. Best adapted S 

of Latitude 33 degrees N & northward in mild coastal 

areas. Perennial. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564688. Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare POACEAE Barley 

Donated by: Ontario Res. Sta. -- Agriculture Canada, University of 

Guelph, Dept. of Crop Science, Guelph, Ontario NIG 2W1, Canada. 

Received January 04, 1993.

PI 564688-continued 

origin: Canada, developed: D.E. Falk, K.J. Kasha. 

origin institute: Agriculture Canada, University of 

Guelph, Dept. of Crop Science, Guelph, Ontario NIG 2W1 

Canada, origin institute id: GBC695. cultivar: GBC695. 

pedigree: Shrunken endosperm, genetic male sterile line 

developed after studies closely linked genes located near 

the centromere of Chromosome 6. other id: GP-59. 

source: Crop Sci. 22(2) :450 1982. group: CSR-BARLEY. 

remarks: Germplasm source of the o sexl msg6 gene block. 

May be introduced into crosses or populations to permit 

presowing selection of seeds which will produce male 

sterile plants for crossing or hybridization purposes. F5 

bulk from heterozygous plants (sexl msg6 Uc2/Sexl Msg6 

uc2) and is homozygous for orange lemma. Also 

heterozygous for other traits such as 2-rowed and 6-rowed 

spikes and blue and white aleurone. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 

PI 564689 to 564690. Trifolium pratense L. FABACEAE Red clover 

Donated by: Northrup King Company, United States. 

04, 1993. 

Received January 

PI 564689 origin: United States, developed: Northrup King Company. 

cultivar: FLOREX. other id: PVP 7700013. source: 

Certificate in force, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. 

Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564690 origin: United States, developed: Northrup King Company. 

cultivar: TRISTAN, other id: PVP 7900041. source: 

Certificate in force, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. 


PI 564691. Gossypium hirsutum L. MALVACEAE Cotton 

Donated by: Terra International, Inc., United States. 

January 08, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Terra 

International, Inc. United States. cultivar: TERRA 292. 

other id: PVP 9200150. source: Pending, group: PVPO. 

patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed.

PI 564692. Arrhenatherum elatius 

Presl POACEAE 

(L.) P. Beauv. ex J. S. Presl & C. 

Donated by: Ray, L.L. f Quicksand Plant Materials Center, USDA-SCS, 

University Drive, Quicksand, Kentucky 41363-9999, United States. 

remarks: Rec'd thru National Plant Materials Center, USDA-SCS, Bldg. 

509, BARC-East, Beltsville, MD 20705. Received January 04, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Quicksand Plant 

Materials Center, USDA-SCS, University Drive, Quicksand, 

Kentucky 41363-9999 United States, cultivar: AREL3. 

pedigree: Cross of 202273(Chile), 233818(Italy) and 

234439(Belgium). other id: 9061649. remarks: Dark 

green, leafy, good resistance to rust & leaf spot 

diseases. Begins spring regrowth several weeks earlier 

than tall fescue. Harvests taken as late as 12/27, 

without hurting stands. More productive during hot summer 

months than other cool-season forages. Can be grazed in 

Feb. or March during milder winters. Easily established, 

excellent reseeder. Cover & forage plant for surface 

mines & marginal low-fertility hillside pastures. 

Short-term cover on mined sites with low-fertility 

levels. Especially adapted to droughty soils in the 

Appalachian region. Perennial. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564693. Pisum sativum L. FABACEAE Pea 

Donated by: Del Monte Corporation, United States. 

08, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Del Monte 

Corporation United States, cultivar: DMC 50-21. other 

id: PVP 9300045. source: Pending, group: PVPO. patent: 

PVPO. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564694. Glycine max (L.) Merr. FABACEAE Soybean 

Donated by: Ciba-Geigy Seeds Division, United States. 

January 08, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Ciba-Geigy 

Seeds Division United States, cultivar: 3602. other 



PI 564695. Pisum sativum L. FABACEAE Pea 

Donated by: Pure Line Seeds, Inc., United States. 

08, 1993. 

Received January


origin: United States, origin institute: Pure Line 

Seeds, Inc. United States, cultivar: STYLE, other id: 

PVP 9300047. source: Pending, group: PVPO. patent: 


PI 564696. Zea mays L. subsp. mays POACEAE Corn 

Donated by: ICI Americas Inc., United States. Received January 08, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: ICI Americas 

Inc. United States, cultivar: ICI 530. other id: PVP 

9300048. source: Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. 



Donated by: ICI Americas Inc., United States. Received January 08, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: ICI Americas 

Inc. United States, cultivar: ICI 581. other id: PVP 



PI 564698. Brassica oleracea var. botrytis L. 

Cauliflower 

BRASSICACEAE 

Donated by: Tanimura & Antle, Inc., United States. 

08, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Tanimura & 

Antle, Inc. United States, cultivar: K-TEE. other id: 



PI 564699. Trifolium repens L. FABACEAE White clover 

Donated by: Tohoku National Agr. Exp. Sta., Ministry of Agriculture, 

Forestry and Fisheries, Japan. Received January 08, 1993. 

origin: Japan, origin institute: Tohoku National Agr. 

Exp. Sta., Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and 

Fisheries Japan, cultivar: MINEOOHA. other id: PVP 


Cultivar. Seed.

PI 564700. Triticum aestivum L., nom. cons. POACEAE Common wheat 

Donated by: The Andersons, United States. Received January 08, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: The Andersons 

United States, cultivar: KARENA. other id: PVP 9300052. 

source: Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

PI 564701. Phaseolus vulgar is L. FABACEAE Garden bean 


08, 1993. 








08, 1993. 






PI 564703. Phaseolus vulgaris L. FABACEAE Garden bean 


08, 1993. 






PI 564704. Pisum sativum L. FABACEAE Garden pea 


08, 1993. 





PVPO. Cultivar. Seed.



08, 1993. 








08, 1993. 






PI 564707. Poa pratensis L. POACEAE Kentucky bluegrass 

Donated by: Seed Research of Oregon, Inc., Oregon, United States. 

Received January 08, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Seed Research 

of Oregon, Inc., Oregon United States, cultivar: SR 

2000. other id: PVP 9300059. source: Pending, group: 

PVPO. patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Delta & Pine Land Company, United States. 

January 08, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Delta & Pine 

Land Company United States, cultivar: 5681. other id: 



PI 564709. Sinapis alba L. BRASSICACEAE Mustard 

Donated by: Petersen, P.H., Saatzucht, Germany. 

08, 1993. 


origin: Germany, origin institute: Saatzucht Germany. 

cultivar: METEX. other id: PVP 9300061. source: 

Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed.

PI 564710. Phacelia tanacetifolia Benth. HYDROPHYLLACEAE Phacelia 


08, 1993. 



cultivar: AMERIGO, other id: PVP 9300062. source: 

Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564711. Raphanus sativus L. BRASSICACEAE Fodder radish 


08, 1993. 



cultivar: ADAGIO, other id: PVP 9300063. source: 

Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. received as: 

Raphanus sativus var. oleiformis. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564712. Raphanus sativus L. BRASSICACEAE Fodder radish 


08, 1993. 



cultivar: VIKING, other id: PVP 9300064. source: 

Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. received as: 

Raphanus sativus var. oleiformis. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc., United States. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Pioneer Hi-Bred 

International, Inc. United States, cultivar: 9692. 


patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed. 





International, Inc. United States, cultivar: 9584. 


patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed.

PI 564715. Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai 

Watermelon 

CUCURBITACEAE 

Donated by: Higgins Farms, Inc., United States. 

08, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Higgins Farms, 

Inc. United States, cultivar: NAVAJO SWEET, other id: 



PI 564716 to 564717. Zea mays L. subsp. mays POACEAE Corn 

Donated by: York, J.O., Arkansas Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States. Received 

January 19, 1993. 

PI 564716 

PI 564717 

origin: United States, developed: J.O. York, origin 

institute: Arkansas Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 United States. 

cultivar: AR200. pedigree: NC1330/Tx501. remarks: 

Yellow line with red cob. Produces two ears as an inbred. 

Good seed producer. Excellent pollen producer. Hybrids 

have good shuck coverage and strong stalks. Early AES1000 

maturity inbred. Averaged 195cm in height with ear height 

70cm. Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

origin: United States, developed; J.O. York, origin 

institute: Arkansas Agr. Exp. Sta, , University of 

Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 United States, 

cultivar: AR214 pedigree: B57/a floury - 2 line//B57. 

remarks: Yellow line with red cob, Floury - 2 line. Late 

AES800 maturity line. Similar to B57 in resistance or 

susceptibility, Averaged 165cm in height with an ear 

height of 64cm. Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 


Donated by: St. Martin, S.K., Ohio Agric. Res. 

State University, Wooster, Ohio 44691, United 

Thorne Soybean. Received January 19, 1993. 

& Dev. Ctr., Ohio 

States, remarks: 

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origin: United States, developed: B.A. McBlain, R.J. 

Fioritto, S.K. St. Martin, A.J. Calip-DuBois, A.F. 

Schmitthenner, R.L. Cooper, R.J. Martin* origin 

institute: Ohio Agric. Res. & Dev. Ctr., Ohio State 

University, Dept. of Agronomy, Wooster, Ohio 44691 

United States, cultivar: Thorne. pedigree: F5-derived 

line from A80-344003 X A3127BC3F2-1. other id: PVP 

9300097. source: Pending, group: PVPO. other id: 

CV-306. source: CropSci. 33(6):1406 1993. group: 

CSR-SOYBEAN. restricted: CSR. patent: PVPO. remarks: 

Indeterminate, mid-maturity group III cultivar, generally 

adapted from 39 to 41 degrees N Lat. Has the Rpsl-k gene 

for resistance to phytophthora rot (Phytophthora sojae). 

Moderately resistant to brown stem rot (Phialophora 

gregata). Flowers white. Pubescence tawny. Seed dull 

yellow with black hila. Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564719. Lens culinaris Medikus 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Kaiser, W.J., USDA-ARS, Western Regional Plant 

Introduction Sta., Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 

99164-6402, United States. Received January 08, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: V.E. Wilson, origin 

institute: USDA-ARS, Washington State University, 

Pullman, Washington 99164 United States, cultivar: 

BENEWAH. other id: W6 11163. group: W6. remarks: 

Developed for yield in the nineteen eighties, but never 

released as a cultivar because other cultivars were 

better. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Ambrose, M.J., AFRC Cereals Collection, John Innes 

Institute, Colney Lane, Norwich, England NR4 7UH, United Kingdom. 


origin: United Kingdom, cultivar: GIMPEL. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Donated by: Lehman, C, Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR, 

Institute for Genetics & Plant Science, Correnstrasse 3, Gatersleben 

4325, Germany. Received January 12, 1993. 

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origin: Germany, cultivar: BLAETTERKINDER. collector: 

Zentralinstitut fur Genetik und Kulturpflanzenforschung, 

Gatersleben. collector id: HOR 1662, remarks: Resistant 

to Puccinia striiformis race 24 in DDR. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564722. Avena nuda L. POACEAE Naked oat 

Donated by: Muller, K.J. f Gesellschaft zur Forderung, 

goetheanistischer Forschung E.V., Breese l f D-2121, Nahrendorf, 

Germany. Received January 12, 1993. 

origin: Germany, developed: K.J. Muller. origin 

institute: Gesellschaft zur Forderung G. Forschung, 

Breese 1, Nahrendorf D-2121 Germany, cultivar: NUSSO. 

remarks: Free-threshing with very few adhering hulls. 

Developed from material obtained from Dr. E.V. Kittlitz, 

University of Hohenheim. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564723. Avena sativa L. POACEAE Common oat 

Donated by: White, G.A., USDA-ARS-NGRL, Plant Introduction Office, 

Bldg. 003, Rm. 409, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, 

United States. Received January 12, 1993. 

donor id: 91-Bol-7. origin: Bolivia, collected: August 

27, 1991. locality: Lope Mendoza, Tiraque. Landrace. 

Seed. 

PI 564724 to 564726. Avena sativa L. POACEAE Common oat 

Donated by: Benvenuti, A., Dipartimento di Agronomia, Universita 

degli Studi di Pisa, Italy, remarks: Received thru S. Michele degli 

Scalzi, 2, 56124, Pisa, Italy. Received January 12, 1993. 

PI 564724 origin: Italy, origin institute: Istituto di Agronomia, 

Coltivazioni Erbacee, Universita degli Studi di Pisa, 

Pisa Italy, cultivar: ARGENTINA, pedigree: Selection 

from germplasm obtained from Argentina. remarks: 

Released September 29, 1969. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564725 origin: Italy, origin institute: Istituto di Agronomia 

e, Coltivazioni Erbacee, Universita degli Studi di Pisa, 

Pisa Italy, cultivar: LIDIA. pedigree: Selection from 

germplasm obtained from I.C.A., Colombia, remarks: 

Released November 4, 1982. Cultivar. Seed. 

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PI 564724 to 564726-continued 

PI 564726 origin: Italy, origin institute: Istituto di Agronomia, 

Coltivazioni Erbacee, Universita degli Studi di Pisa, 

Pisa Italy, cultivar: OMBRONE. remarks: Released 

January 28, 1972. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564727. X Triticosecale sp. POACEAE Triticale 

Donated by: Holding, M.F., Oregon Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910 SW 44, 

Pendleton, Oregon 97801-4221, United States. Received January 12, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: M.F. Kolding. origin 

institute: Oregon Agric. Exp. Station, 1910 SW 44, 

Pendleton, Oregon 97801 United States, origin 

institute id: FT91050. source history: Original breeder 

R.J. Metzger, retired, USDA-ARS, AES-OSU, Corvallis, 

Oregon, 97331-2201. cultivar: BOB. pedigree: 

Daws/Antelope/A-876 ('Jenkins'), other id: 8046. other 

id: M81-8046. remarks: Mid-tall, stiff-strawed, 

prostrate winter-habit. Neck glabrous. Spike oblong, lax, 

inclined persistent to 1% erect. Glume white, glabrous, 

mid-long, narrow, shoulder narrow, oblique. Beak narrow 

acuminate. Kernel brown, mid-long, soft, elliptical. Germ 

mid-size. Crease mid-wide, mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. 

Brush large, long. Very limited establishment of 

pseudomonas or xanthomonas bacteria. General resistance 

to BYDV, Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas, foliar and root 

diseases. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 564728 to 564737. Hordeum vulgare L. POACEAE Winter barley 

Donated by: Kolding, M.F., Oregon Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910 SW 44, 


1993. 

* PI 564728 Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare POACEAE Winter barley 


institute: Oregon Agric. Exp. Station, Pendleton, Oregon 

United States, origin institute id: FB73216-006. 

pedigree: Alpine/Belts. 69-738, Jotun/4* Hudson. 

remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, mid-short, mid-late. 

Spike-lax, six-row, rough awned. Basal rachis short, 

straight. Collar mixed, open/closed. Glume awn normal. 

Rachis edge normal long hairs. Kernel covered, white. 

Aleurone blue. Lemma hairs wanting. Rachilla 

short-haired, normal. Rachis tends to be brittle. Good 

BYDV, soil borne disease tolerance. Adapted to 

irrigation. Breeding Material. Seed. 

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* PI 564729 

* PI 564730 

* PI 564731 

Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare POACEAE Winter barley 



United States, origin institute id: FB73217-D01. 

pedigree: Alpine/Belts. 68-1285, Jotun/4* Dayton. 

remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, mid-short, mid-late. Spike 

dense, six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis short-straight. 

Collar various. Glume awn normal. Rachis fragil, edge 

normal, long-haired. Kernel covered, white. Aleurone 

white. Rachilla short-haired, normal. Lemma base 

depression. Good BYDV tolerance. Adaptation to 

irrigation. Breeding Material. Seed. 





pedigree: Jotun/4* Dayton, Belts. 68-1285/Astrix. 

remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, mid-short, mid-season. 

Spike-dense, six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis 

short-straight. Collar open. Glume awn normal. Rachis 

edge normal-long hairs. Kernel covered-white. Aleurone 

blue. Lemma hairs wanting. Rachilla short-haired, normal. 

Lemma base tending to depression. Good BYDV and 

soil-borne disease tolerance. Adaptation irrigation. 

Moderately cold hardy. Breeding Material. Seed. 





pedigree: Jotun/4*Dayton, Belts. 68-1285/Astrix. 

remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, medium height, mid-late. 

Spike lax, six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis short, 

straight. Collar closed and Vee shaped. Glume awn normal. 

Rachis persistent, edge normal, long hair. Kernel covered 

white. Aleurone white. Rachilla short-haired, normal. 

Lemma base depression. Good BYDV tolerance. Adapted to 

north-central Oregon irrigation and early planting. 

Moderately winter hardy. Breeding Material. Seed. 

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* PI 564732 

* PI 564733 

* PI 564734 





pedigree: OH B67-23/Lakeland. remarks: Winter, 

stiff-straw, medium height, mid-early. Spike-lax, 

six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis short, straight. 

Collar various. Glume awn normal. Rachis persistent, edge 

short haired. Kernel covered, white. Aleurone white to 

blue. Lemma lateral nerves prominent. Rachilla short 

haired, normal. Lemma base depression. Generally adapted 

to irrigation, sandy soils. Good BYDV and soil borne 

disease tolerance. Moderately cold hardy. Breeding 

Material. Seed. 




United States. origin institute id: FB73637-06. 

pedigree: Luther/Hiproly. remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, 

mid-height, mid-season. Spike dense, six-row, 

rough-awned. Basal rachis short, straight. Collar 

various. Glume awn normal. Rachis edge normal, long 

hairs. Kernel covered, white. Aleurone white. Lemma hairs 

wanting. Rachilla short haired, normal. Lemma base 

transverse crease. Good BYDV and root disease tolerance. 

Adapted to sandy soils irrigation and early fall 

planting. Moderately cold hardy. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 




United States. origin institute id: FB74490-01. 

pedigree: Beta Ketsoros, CI 12979/2/IL62-19, CI 

11896/Luther. remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, mid-tall, 

mid-season. Spike dense, six-row, rough-awned. Basal 

rachis short, straight. Collar closed. Glume awn normal. 

Rachis edge normal, long hairs. Kernel covered, white. 

Aleurone blue. Lemma base depression. Good BYDV and root 

disease tolerance. Adapted to early fall planting, dry 

soils. Hardy, drought tolerant. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 

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* PI 564735 

* PI 564736 

* PI 564737 


origin: United States, developed: M.F. Holding, origin 


United States. origin institute id: FB741139. pedigree: 

Jotun/4*Hudson, Belts. 68-739/Boyer/2/Ione/Luther. 

remarks: Winter, stiff-straw, mid-height f mid-late. Spike 

dense, six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis short, 

straight. Collar various. Glume awn normal. Rachis near 

fragil, edge normal, long-hair. Kernel covered, white. 

Aleurone blue. Rachilla short haired, normal. Lemma base 

transverse crease. Good BYVD tolerance. Adapted to 

irrigation. Good winter survival. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 





pedigree: Jaydee/4*Hudson, Belts. 67-1608, CI 

15393/Schuyler/3/Dictoo/ Cascade/2/Hiproly. remarks: 

Winter, stiff-straw, mid-short, mid-late. Spike dense, 

six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis short, straight. 

Collar various. Glume awn normal. Rachis persistent, edge 

normal, long hairs. Kernel covered, white. Aleurone 

white. Lemma lateral nerves, sparse hair to none. 

Rachilla short haired, normal. Good BYDV tolerance. 

Adapted to irrigation. Moderate cold tolerance. Breeding 





United States. origin institute id: FB75Herm. pedigree: 

Selection from early sown F-3 bulk (August 31). remarks: 

Winter, stiff-straw, mid-height, late. Spike lax, 

six-row, rough-awned. Basal rachis straight, short. 

Collar open. Glume awn normal. Rachis edge normal, long 

hairs. Kernel covered, white. Aleurone white. Lemma 

lateral nerves short, hairy. Rachilla short hair, normal. 

Lemma base tending to depression. Good BYDV and root 

disease tolerance. Adapted to irrigation and early 

planting. Winter survival good. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 


Donated by: Kolding, M.F., Oregon Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910 SW 44, 


1993. 

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United States, origin institute id: FT91062. source 

history: Original breeder R. J. Metzger, retired, 

USDA-ARS, AES-OSU, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-2201. 

cultivar: CELIA. pedigree: Selection from EMS treated 

cross of B163/A876//B164/A876. other id: FT87713. other 

id: B86-3335. other id: M83-6039. remarks: Mid-tall, 

mid-early, winter, chaff white. Glume awns near equal 

length. Spike long, lax, near oblong, tends to nod, near 

erect to 1% of stand. Rachis persistent, edge pubescent, 

neck pubescent. Glume short pubescent, narrow, mid-long. 

Shoulder narrow to wanting. Beak narrow, acute to 3mm 

long. Kernel mid-long, soft, light brown, elliptical. 

Germ medium. Crease wide, deep, angular. Brush mid-size, 

mid-long. Breeding Material. Seed. 


Donated by: Rogers NK Seed Company, United States. 

22, 1993. 


origin: United States. origin institute: Rogers NK Seed 

Company United States. cultivar: HB 324-1-2-3. other 

id: PVP 9300069. source: Pending. group: PVPO. patent: 



Donated by: Stoneville Pedigreed Seed Company, United States. 


origin: United States. origin institute: Stoneville 

Pedigreed Seed Company United States. cultivar: ST 132. 



PI 564741. Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp. FABACEAE Cowpea 

Donated by: Great Plains Research Company, Inc., United States. 


origin: United States. origin institute: Great Plains 

Research Company, Inc. United States. cultivar: 

CAROLINA SUGAR. other id: PVP 9300071. source: Pending. 

group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. Cultivar. Seed. 

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Donated by: Jacob Hartz Seed Company, Inc., United States. 

January 22, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Jacob Hartz 

Seed Company, Inc. United States, cultivar: H608. 




Donated by: Rasmusson, D.C., Minnesota Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States. remarks: 

Stander Barley. Received January 22, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: D.C. Rasmusson, R.D. 

Wilcoxson, J.V. Wiersma. origin institute: Minnesota 

Agric. Exp. Station, University of Minnesota, Dept. of 

Agronomy & Plant Genetics, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108 

United States, cultivar: STANDER. pedigree: 

Excel//Robust/Bumper. other id: PVP 9300074. source: 

Pending, group: PVPO. other id: CV-236. source: Crop 

Sci. 33(6):1403 1993. group: CSR-BARLEY. restricted: 

CSR. patent: PVPO. remarks: Six-row, smooth-awn barley. 

Aleurone white. Rachilla hair short. Similar to Excel in 

ht. (about 81cm). 6cm shorter than Robust. 1-2 days later 

heading than Robust. 6% higher yielding than Robust in 32 

Minn, trails & a high percentage of plump kernels. 

Resistant to spot blotch (Bipolaris sorokiniana & stem 

rust (Puccinia graminia var. tritici). Some tolerance to 

net blotch (Pyrenephora teres). Susceptible to loose smut 

(Ustilago tritici). Similar or superior to Morex in 

malting quality. 36% higher in alpha-amylase & 1.2% above 

extract when compared to Morex. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Nunhems Seed Corporation, United States. 

January 22, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States. origin institute: Nunhems Seed 

Corporation United States, cultivar: NUN 1040. other 




Donated by: Jacob Hartz Seed Company, Inc., United States. 

January 22, 1993. 

Received 

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origin: United States, origin institute: Jacob Hartz 

Seed Company, Inc. United States, cultivar: H6397. 





January 22, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Nunhems Seed 






January 22 f 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Nunhems Seed 




PI 564748. Zea mays L. subsp. mays POACEAE Field corn 

Donated by: DEKALB Plant Genetics, United States. 

22, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: DEKALB Plant 

Genetics United States, cultivar: MBWZ. other id: PVP 





22, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: AQA3. other id: PVP 



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22, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: 91IFC2. other id: 





22, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: 2FADB. other id: PVP 





22, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: MM501D. other id: 





22, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: 3IJI1. other id: PVP 





22, 1993. 


origin: United States. origin institute: DEKALB Plant 

Genetics United States, cultivar: 3IIH6. other id: PVP 



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22, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: LH183. other id: PVP 




Donated by: W. Brotherton Seed Company, Inc., United States. 



Genetics, W. Brotherton Seed Company, Inc. United 

States. cultivar: RAINIER. other id: PVP 9300089. 

source: Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

PI 564757 to 564759. Beta vulgaris L. CHENOPODIACEAE Sugarbeet 

Donated by: Lewellen, R.T., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Sugarbeet Production Research Unit, Salinas, California 93905, 

United States; and Beet Sugar Development Foundation; and California 

Beet Growers Association. remarks: C790-6, C790-15, C790-54 

Sugarbeet Parental Lines. Received January 21, 1993. 

PI 564757 origin: United States, developed: R.T. Lewellen. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Sugarbeet Production Research Unit, U.S. Agric. Res. 

Sta., 1636 E Alisal St., Salinas, California 93905 

United States, cultivar: C790-6. pedigree: Increased 

from SI progeny from popn-790(C4). other id: F92-790-6. 

other id: 2790-6. other id: PL-34. source: Crop Sci. 

34(1):319 1994. group: CSR-SUGARBEET. restricted: CSR. 

remarks: Monogerm (mm), O-type, self-fertile (Sf) line 

that segregates for hypocotyl color (R:rr) and genetic 

male sterility (A:aa). Predominantly red and fertile. Has 

adaptation to California and good GCA for sugar yield. 

Moderately resistant to bolting, curly top virus, powdery 

mildew (Erysiphe polygoni) and virus yellows. Biennial. 

Breeding Material. Seed. 

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remarks: Monogerm (mm), O-type, self-fertile (Sf) line 

that segregates for hypocotyl color (R:rr) and genetic 

male sterility (A:aa). Predominantly red and fertile. Has 

adaptation to California and high GCA for sugar yield. 

Highly resistant to powdery mildew (Erysiphe polygoni). 

Moderately resistant to bolting, curly top virus, and 

virus yellows. Biennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 









remarks: Monogerm (mm), O-type, self-fertile (Sf), red 

(RR) hypocotyl line that segregates for genetic male 

sterility (A:aa). Predominantly fertile. Develops red 

petioles and dark green canopy. Adaptation to California 

and good GCA for sugar yield. Moderately resistant to 

bolting, curly top virus, powdery mildew (Erysiphe 

polygoni), and virus yellows. Biennial. Breeding ' 



Donated by: Kolding, M.F. 

Pendleton, Oregon 97801, 

Oregon Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910 SW 44, 

United States. Received January 07, 1993 

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institute: Oregon Agric. Exp. Station, 1910 SW 44, 

Pendleton, Oregon 97801 United States, origin 

institute id: B81-420. cultivar: PARMA, pedigree: 

Kiss//193-803/358. other id: B81-420-S006. remarks: 

Mid-tall, winter, mid-season, neck pubescent. Spike lax, 

linear, fusiform, awned, inclined. Glume cream, glabrous, 

mid-long, narrow. Shoulder narrow, apiculate. Beak 

narrow, acuminate, to 5mm. Awns white to 40mm. Kernel 

brown, mid-long, soft, elliptical Germ small. Crease 

wide, deep, angular. Brush large, long. High lysine. 

Special adaptation to Treasure Valley area of southern 

Idaho. Original cross made by CIMMYT, Mexico. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

PI 564761 to 564762 

Triticum 

wheat 

aestivum L., nom. cons. POACEAE Winter 

Donated by: Bruckner, P.L. 

State University, Bozeman, 

January 22, 1993. 

Dept. of Plant & Soil Science, Montana 

Montana 59717, United States. Received 

PI 564761 origin: United States, origin institute: Montana Agric. 

Exp. Station, Bozeman, Montana United States, origin 

institute id: MT 8719. pedigree: Roughrider//TX 

55-391-56-D8/Westmont. remarks: High-yielding, 

medium-maturity hard red winter wheat with good 

winterhardiness. Height intermediate. Straw strong. 

Resistant to Puccinia graminis. Grain protein high. 

Milling and bread baking quality excellent. Susceptible 

to Tilletia controversa, Cephus cinctus, and Diuraphis 

noxia. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 564762 origin: United States. origin institute: Montana Agric. 

Exp. Station, Bozeman, Montana United States, origin 

institute id: MT 8713. pedigree: Roughrider//TX 

55-391-56-D8/Westmont. remarks: Awned, early, semi-dwarf 

line with good winterhardiness. Resistant to Puccinia 

graminis. Grain yield potential moderate. Hard red winter 

wheat milling and baking quality good. Straw strength 

excellent. Grain protein content medium to high. Unique 

for its high level of winterhardiness combined with 

semi-dwarf character. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 

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PI 564763 to 564764 

Triticum 

wheat 


Donated by: Miskin, K.E., AgriPro Biosciences, Inc., P.O. Box 411, 

Brookston, Indiana 47923, United States. Received January 22, 

1993. 

PI 564763 origin: United States, developed: K.E. Miskin. origin 

institute: AgriPro Biosciences, Inc., P.O. Box 411, 

Brookston, Indiana 47923 United States, origin 

institute id: ABI 89-4160. pedigree: Fillmore/WW167. 

remarks: Soft red winter wheat. Milling and baking 

quality excellent. Maturity early (equal to Caldwell). 

Test weight equal to Cardinal. Moderately resistant to 

Septoria complex and powdery mildew. Resistant to stem 

rust (contains Sr6, Srl7, Sr36). Moderately susceptible 

to leaf rust. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 564764 origin: United States, developed: K.E. Miskin. origin 

institute: AgriPro Biosciences, Inc., P.O. Box 411, 

Brookston, Indiana 47923 United States, origin 

institute id: ABI 89-4776. pedigree: Southern Belle/IL 

79-1116. remarks: Soft red winter wheat. Adapted from 

southern Illinois to northern Louisiana. Maturity early. 

Test weight high. Height short. Milling and baking 

properties very good. Leaf rust resistance good. Contains 

H3 Hessian fly gene. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 564765 to 564766. Triticum 

wheat 


Donated by: Cisar, G., Hybritech Seeds International, Inc., 6025 W 

300 S., Lafayette, Indiana 47905, United States. Received January 

22, 1993. 

PI 564765 origin: United States, developed: G. Cisar. origin 

institute: Hybritech Seeds International, Inc., 6025 W 

300 S., Lafayette, Indiana 47905 United States, origin 

institute id: LX8728D. pedigree: Coker 916/Caldwell. 

remarks: Yield performance average. Test weight average 

to low. Maturity rather early, averaging 1-2 days earlier 

than Caldwell. Plant height 1 inch shorter than Caldwell. 

Resistance to lodging average to good. Line is R to MR 

for powdery mildew, R to most races of leaf rust, MS to 

MR for Septoria nodorum, and MS to S for Septoria 

tritici. Susceptible to biotype L of the Hessian Fly. 


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PI 564766 origin: United States, developed: G. Cisar. origin 

institute: Hybritech Seeds International, Inc., 6025 W 

300 S., Lafayette, Indiana 47905 United States. origin 

institute id: Y88-3a. pedigree: Tyler/IL 75-2534. 

remarks: Yield performance very good, but with moderate 

to low test weight. Maturity rather late, averaging 4 

days later than Caldwell. Plant height 1 inch taller than 

Caldwell. Line is MR to R for powdery mildew, but S to MS 

for most races of leaf rust. Good resistance to many 

pathogens of the leaf blight complex. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 


Donated by: Delta and Pine Land Company, Scott, Mississippi, United 

States. Received January 27, 1993. 

origin: United States. origin institute: Delta and Pine 

Land Company, Scott, Mississippi United States. 

cultivar: DELTAPINE ACALA 90. other id: PVP 8100143. 

source: Certificate in force, group: PVPO. patent: 

PVPO. Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M University, College 

Station, Texas 77843, United States. Received January 27, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: L.S. Bird, K.M. 

El-Zik, P.M. Thaxton. origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp. 

Sta., Texas A&M University, Dept. of Plant Pathology & 

Microbiology, College Station, Texas 77843 United 

States, cultivar: TAMCOT CAB-CS. pedigree: 

CAMD-21-S-78/BCUS-8-76. other id: PVP 8500066. source: 

Certificate in force, group: PVPO. other id: CV-87. 

source: Crop Sci. 26(2):384 1986. group: CSR-COTTON. 

restricted: CSR. patent: PVPO. remarks: All plant parts 

glabrous but matures as early as hairy CAMB-E and same 

yield potential. Glabrous character reduces damage caused 

by Heliothis spp. and trash content of fiber & seed. 

Glabrousness combined with reduction of leaf & bract 

particles should make greater contribution to reducing 

trash content of fiber. Bolls storm resistant. Plant type 

and fruiting habit suitable to machine harvest by picking 

or stripping. Fiber longer & stronger than Tamcots CAMD-E 

and SP21S otherwise similar. Ave. boll weight 5.41g seed 

cotton & 38% lint. Approx. same disease & insect resist. 

as CAMD-E. Cultivar. Seed. 

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Donated by: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M University, College 

Station, Texas 77843, United States. Received January 27, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: K.M. El-Zik. origin 

institute: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M University, 

Dept. of Plant Pathology & Microbiology, College Station, 

Texas 77843 United States. cultivar: TAMCOT GCNH. 

other id: PVP 8700141. source: Certificate in force. 


PI 564770. Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam. var. batatas 

Sweet potato 

CONVOLVULACEAE 

Donated by: L., Kellock, Plant Research Institute, Dept. of Agric. 

and Rural Affairs, Burnley Gardens, Swan Street, Burnley, Victoria 

3121, Australia; and Beetham, P., Plant Research Institute, Dept. of 

Agric. and Rural Affairs, Burnley Gardens, Swan Street, Burnley, 

Victoria 3121, Australia. Received January 27, 1993. 

donor id: 78. origin: Papua New Guinea, cultivar: 

WANMUN LARGE. other id: Q 28004. Cultivar. Tissue 

Culture. 

PI 564771 to 564773. Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam. var. batatas 

CONVOLVULACEAE Sweet potato 

Donated by: Ng, S.Y., I.I.T.A., Oyo Rd., PMB 5320, Ibadan, Nigeria. 


PI 564771 donor id: TIB 4(8). origin: Nigeria. other id: Q 28278. 

other id: BE-3049. Tissue Culture. 

PI 564772 donor id: TIS 2498(17). origin: Nigeria. other id: Q 

28279. other id: BE-3049. Tissue Culture. 

PI 564773 donor id: TIS 2534. origin: Nigeria. other id: Q 28281. 

other id: BE-3049. Tissue Culture. 

PI 564774. Cicer arietinum L. FABACEAE Chickpea 

Donated by: Singh, K.B., ICARDA, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria; and 

ICRISAT. remarks: ILC 72 Chickpea. Received January 26, 1993. 

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origin: Spain, developed: K.B. Singh, R.S. Malhotra, 

M.C. Saxena. origin institute: ICARDA, Legume Program, 

P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo Syria. source history: May have 

originated from USSR, cultivar: ILC 72. pedigree: Lot 

No. 4 obtained from Spain and evaluated. Plants resistant 

to Ascochyta blight were bulked, other id: Lot No. 4. 

other id: CV-107. source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1409 1993. 

group: CSR-OTHER LEGUMES. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Maturity 185 days. Flowers 148 days. Grows 73cm tall. 

Growth habit semi-erect. Seed pea-shaped, orange-colored, 

100-seed weight of 28g. Resistant to ascochyta blight. 

Tolerant to cold during winter season. Free of 

iron-deficiency chlorosis. Susceptible to leaf miner. 

Harvest index 41%. Bruchids (Callasbruchus chinensis) 

seed infestation 84%. Protein content on dry seed basis 

24.0%. Spring Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564775. Cicer arietinum L. FABACEAE Chickpea 

Donated by: Singh, 

ICRISAT. remarks: 

K.B., ICARDA, P.O. 

ILC 195 Chickpea. 

Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria; and 


origin: Russian Federation, developed: K.B. Singh, R.S. 

Malhotra, M.C. Saxena. origin institute: ICARDA, Legume 

Program, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo Syria. source history: 

Originated from Krasnodar Territory 1286 in the former 

USSR. cultivar: ILC 195. pedigree: Mass selection from 

accession Vysokoroshyj 30. The owl-shaped beige color 

seeds with ascochyta blight resistance were selected and 

bulked, other id: Vysokoroshyj 30. other id: CV-108. 

source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1409 1993. group: CSR-OTHER 

LEGUMES. restricted: CSR. remarks: Maturity 183 days. 

Flowers 142 days. Grows 60cm tall. Growth habit 

semi-erect. Seed kabuli type, pea-shaped, orange-colored, 

100-seed weight of 24.5g. Protein content 22% on 

dry-weight seed basis. Resistant to ascochyta blight. 

Tolerant to cold under winter sowing conditions. 

Resistant to iron-deficiency chlorosis. Susceptible to 

leaf miner. Harvest index 47%. Bruchids (Callasobruchus 

chinensis) seed infestation 100%. Spring Annual. 


PI 564776 to 564780. Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench POACEAE Sorghum 

Donated by: Gebrekidan, Brhane, Ethiopian Sorghum Improvement 

Project, College of Agriculture, Addis Ababa University, Nazareth, 

Ethiopia. remarks: Received through Centro Internacional de 

Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo/ICRISAT, Mexico. Code numbers refer to 

Ethiopian (ETS) local native types. Received January 11, 1993. 

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PI 564776 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 2687. other id: 83. 

source: R.R. Duncan Planting No. remarks: Ethiopian 

Sorghum collection residual seed with low viability grown 

out by R.R. Duncan, winter 1991-1992, in greenhouse 

quarantine. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564777 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 2688-A. other id: 84A. 





PI 564778 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 2688-B. other id: 84B. 















PI 564781 to 564783. Arachis hypogaea L. FABACEAE Peanut 

Donated by: White, G.A., National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, 

USDA-ARS, Rm 409, Bldg. 003, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 

20705-2350, United States. Received January 11, 1993. 

PI 564781 donor id: 91-Bol-3. origin: Bolivia. local name: Mani 

rosada. collected: August 27, 1991. collector: J. 

Argota, L. Guzman, Cent, de Invest. Fitoecogeneticas de 

Pariumani, Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Bolivia. locality: 

Panata market, grown at Mizque. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564782 donor id: 91-Bol-4. origin: Bolivia. local name: Grew. 

collected: August 27, 1991. collector: J. Argota, L. 

Guzman, Cent, de Invest. Fitoecogeneticas de Pairumani, 

Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Bolivia, locality: Panata 

market, grown in subtropical areas, Santa Cruz. 

Cultivated. Seed. 

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PI 564783 donor id: 91-Bol-5. origin: Bolivia, local name: Mani 

rosada. collected: August 27, 1991. collector: J. 

Argota, L. Guzman, Cent, de Invest. Fitoecogeneticas de 

Pairumani, Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Bolivia. locality: 

Panata market, grown in Chuguisaca. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564784 to 564788. Oryza sativa L. POACEAE Rice 

Donated by: Schaeffer, G.W., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Plant Molecular Biology Laboratory, Beltsville, Maryland 

20705-2350, United States, remarks: Five Rice Lysine Germplasms. 


PI 564784 origin: United States, developed: G.W. Schaeffer, F.T. 

Sharpe, Jr., J.T. Dudley, origin institute: Agricultural 

Research Service -- USDA, Plant Molecular Biology Lab., 

Bldg. 006, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 20705 United 

States, cultivar: 2K41. pedigree: In vitro-selected 

(Mut) (995)/Calrose 76, selfed to F5. other id: GP-73. 

group: CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: Enhanced 

lysine 3.9% of total amino acids in acid hydrolyzates of 

endosperm and 15% over starting cultivar. Plants derived 

from in vitro inhibitor selections, fertility 65% field, 

80% greenhouse. Semidwarf, height 110cm. Flowers in 110 

days. Seed weight 18.9mg/seed. Endosperm soft, opaque. 

Has value for basic studies on seed chalkiness, lysine 

content and protein synthesis. Constitutive for some 

stress related proteins. Spring Annual. Genetic 



Sharpe, Jr., J.T. Dudley, origin institute: Agricultural 


Bldg. 006, BARC-Wesst, Beltsville, Maryland 20705 

United States, cultivar: 2K539. pedigree: Mutant 

(2K539)/M101 (glabrous), selfed to F7. other id: GP-74. 

group: CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: Enhanced 

seed lysine 3.8% of total amino acids in acid 

hydrolyzates of endosperm. Seeds derived from plants 

recovered from in vitro inhibitor selections. Plants 

semidwarf, 115cm. Flowers in 115 days. Seed weight 

19.2mg/seed, fertility 60-70%. Endosperm soft, opaque. 

Has value for basic studies on seed chalkiness, lysine 

content and protein synthesis. Constitutive for some 

stress related proteins. Spring Annual. Genetic 


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Sharpe, Jr., J.T. Dudley. origin institute: Agricultural 

Research Service — USDA, Plant Molecular Biology Lab., 


States, origin institute id: C193. cultivar: 2K(C193). 

pedigree: Mut (Composite)/M101 (gl), selfed to F4. other 

id: GP-75. group: CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Seeds derived from plants recovered from in vitro 

inhibitor selections, lysine enhanced to 3.8% of total 

amino acids in acid hydrolyzates. Moderately enhanced 

protein. Semidwarf, flowers in 106 days. Fertility 54%. 

Endosperm soft, opaque. Has value for basic studies on 

seed chalkiness (recover antisense genes), protein 

synthesis, and stress biochemistry. Mutants are 

constitutive for stress proteins. Spring Annual. 

Genetic Material. Seed. 





States, cultivar: 2K497. pedigree: Mutant (2k497)/M101 

(glabrous), selfed to F7. other id: GP-76. group: 

CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: Seeds derived from 

plants recovered from in vitro inhibited selections. 

Enhanced endosperm lysine, 3.8% of total amino acids in 

acid hydrolyzates. Enhanced protein at 9.8%. Semidwarf, 

118cm. Flowers in 112 days. Seed weight 17.3mg/seed, 

fertility 45%, open florets with little out crossing. 

Endosperm soft, opaque. Has value for basic studies on 

seed chalkiness, lysine content and protein synthesis. 

Germplasm is constitutive for some stress related 

proteins. Spring Annual. Genetic Material. Seed. 



Research Service — USDA, Bldg. 006, BARC-West, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705 United States, cultivar: 

2K601. pedigree: Mut (60D/M101//ASSAM 5 (PI 353705), 

selfed to F4. other id: GP-77. group: CSR-RICE. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Seeds derived from plants 

recovered from in vitro inhibitor selections. Enhanced 

endosperm lysine, 3.6% of total amino acids in acid 

hydrolyzates. Early flowering (76 days). Large seeded 

(23.9mg/seed). Endosperm segregates for opaque and 

vitreous characters. Open panicle, 50% fertility. Has 

components of indica subspecies characteristics from PI 

353705. Outcrosses readily. May be suitable for 

subspecies bridge crosses. Spring Annual. Genetic 


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wheat 

aestivum L., nom. cons POACEAE Common 

Donated by: Kolding, M.F., Oregon Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910 SW 44 

Pendleton, 

1993. 

Oregon 97801-4221, United States. Received January 29 i 

PI 564789 

PI 564790 

PI 564791 


institute: Oregon Agric. Exp. Station, Columbia Basin 

AREC, Pendleton, Oregon United States, origin institute 

id: FW741037-006. pedigree: 

OR65116/McDermid/2/Cama/3/FW72001/lSRN-1342, PO1. 

remarks: Winter, medium height. Spike awned, lax, 

linear-fusiform, inclined. Glume glabrous, mid-long. 

Shoulder mid-wide, rounded. Beak mid-wide, acuminate, 

3-5mm long. Kernel dark-brown, mid-long, soft, 

elliptical. Germ mid-size. Brush small, short. Crease 

mid-wide, shallow. Cheek rounded. Rachilla short hairs at 

node edges. Good tolerance to root diseases and BYDV. 

Excellent long-term grain yield. Poor baking and milling 

quality. Medium cold hardiness. Winter Annual. Breeding 





id: FW75344-105. pedigree: Yamhill/McDermid/2/Triticum 

spelta var. Album/3/ Suwon 92/Roedel/4/Sel. 

23/Reibesel/3/Nugaines/FW71001/2/Reibesel. remarks: 

Medium height, winter. Spike awned, lax, linear-fusiform, 

erect. Glume glabrous, mid-long, mid-wide. Shoulder 

narrow, elevated. Beak acuminate, 5-10mm long. Awns 

white. Kernel red, hard, mid-long, elliptical. Germ 

small. Crease narrow, shallow. Cheeks rounded. Brush 

small, short. Rachilla edge hairs short. Good root 

disease and BYDV tolerance. Bread loaf volume below 

tolerances. Good winter survival Winter Annual, 





id: FW771595-G305. pedigree: OR67109/Froid/2/Pullman 

Sel. 101/FW71002. remarks: Mid-season, mid-height, 

winter. Spike awned, lax, oblong, erect. Glume cream, 

glabrous, mid-long, wide. Shoulder narrow, oblique. Beak 

narrow, acuminate, 2-4mm long. Kernel soft, brown-light 

tinge of purple, mid-sh'ort, tend to ovate. Germ large. 

Crease narrow, shallow. Cheek rounded. Brush mid-size, 

mid-long. Excellent tolerance to BYDV, root diseases. 

Fair baking quality. Good winter survival. Winter 

Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

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PI 564792 origin: United States, developed: M.F. Kolding. origin 



id: FW771595-G306. pedigree: OR67109/Froid/2/Pullman 

Sel. 101/FW71002. remarks: Mid-season, medium height, 

winter Spike awned, lax, oblong. Glume cream, glabrous, 

long, wide. Shoulder narrow, elevated. Beak narrow, 

acuminate, 2-8mm long. Kernel soft, cream to light brown, 

mid-short, elliptical. Germ large. Crease narrow, 

mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush large, mid-long. Fair 

milling quality. Excellent tolerance to BYDV and root 

diseases. High grain yields. Winter Annual. Breeding 





id: FW771697-G19. pedigree: Cama/Jade 

Jubilee-Gabu/2/FW-127. remarks: Mid-season, medium 

height, winter. Spike awned, lax, inclined. Glume white, 

glabrous. Kernel soft, white, elliptical. Germ small. 

Crease mid-wide, mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush 

mid-size, short. Excellent tolerance to BYDV and 

root-rots in sandy soil-irrigated complex in Columbia 

Basin. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 




id: FW80070-F6003. pedigree: Luke*2/PI 178210/Stephens. 

remarks: Mid-tall, mid-late, winter. Spike awned, lax. 

Glume white, mid-long, narrow. Shoulder narrow to 

wanting, square. Beak narrow, acuminate to 4mm. Awn 

white. Kernel white, semi-hard, mid-long, elliptical. 

Germ small. Crease wide, mid-deep. Cheek rounded. Brush 

mid-size, short. Resistant to endemic Tilletia 

controversa near Flora OR. Good winter survival under 

snow. Cold-hardiness moderate. Very good test-weight. 

Quality good, cake volume low. Winter Annual. Breeding 


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AREC, Pendleton, Oregon United States. origin institute 


remarks: Medium height, mid-late, winter. Spike awned, 

lax. Glume white. Kernel white, semi-hard, ovate, 

mid-long. Germ small. Crease wide, tends to pit near 

brush, deep. Cheeks angular. Brush mid-size, short. 

Resistance to endemic Tilletia controversa near Flora, 

OR. Good winter survival under snow. Cold hardiness 

moderate. Quality fair-low ash, poor sponge cake volume. 

Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 





remarks: Medium height, mid-late, winter. Spike awned, 

lax. Glume white, mid-long, mid-wide. Shoulder narrow, 

oblique/elevated. Beak acuminate to 4mm. Kernel white to 

2% red, mid-long, elliptical. Germ medium. Crease 

mid-wide, mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush small, short. 

Resistant to endemic Tilletia controversa near Flora, OR. 

Good winter survival under snow. Cold-hardiness moderate. 

Very good test weight. Good mill score and cake volume. 





id: FW81427-HS006. pedigree: Triticum 

timopheevi/2*Pullman-101/2/OR7721. remarks: Mid-tall, 

mid-season, winter. Spike awned, lax. Glume bronze. 

Kernel white, soft, tend to ovate, mid-long. Germ small. 

Crease mid-wide, mid-deep. Cheek rounded. Brush mid-size, 

short. Resistant to endemic Tilletia controversa near 

Flora, OR, and race 23 common bunt tested as R90-1019 

(R.J. Metzger). Possible tolerance to Cephalosporium 

Stripe. Good winter survival. Fair milling quality, but 

lacks cookie spread and sponge cake volume. Winter 


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id: FW81427-F6010. pedigree: Triticum 


mid-season, winter. Spike awned, lax. Glume bronze. 

Kernel white, soft, tend to ovate, mid-long. Germ small. 

Crease wide, deep. Cheeks angular/rounded. Brush 

mid-size, long. Resistant to endemic Tilletia controversa 

near Flora, OR, and race 23 common bunt tested as 

R90-1023 (R.J. Metzger). Good winter survival. Possible 

tolerance to Cephalosporium Stripe. Winter Annual. 





id: FW81427-F7004-C. pedigree: Triticum 


mid-late, winter. Spike awned, lax. Glume bronze, 

glabrous. Kernel white, mid-size, mid-long, tend to 

ovate. Brush large, long. Crease deep, wide. Cheeks 

angular. Resistant to endemic TCK near Flora, OR and race 

23. Very susceptible to kernel black point. Good winter 

survival. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 




id: FW81427-F7005-D. pedigree: Triticum timopheevi/2* 

Pullman-101/2/OR7721. remarks: Mid-tall, mid-late, 

winter. Spike lax, oblong, awned. Glume bronze, glabrous, 

long, mid-wide. Shoulder narrow to wanting. Beak narrow, 

acuminate. Kernel mid-long, white, soft, elliptical. Germ 

mid-size. Crease wide, deep. Cheeks angular. Brush large, 

mid-long, Resistance to endemic TCK near Flora, OR, and 

to race 23. Good winter survival, bare ground and under 

snow. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 




id: FW82178-B5012. pedigree: Stephens/2/Pillan/Cerco. 

remarks: Mid-height, mid-early, winter. Spike awned, lax, 

fusiform. Glumes white, wide, glabrous, mid-long. 

Shoulder narrow, square. Beak mid-wide, acuminate. Kernel 

white, soft, mid-long, ovate. Germ mid-size. Crease 

mid-wide, mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush medium, 

mid-short. Tolerance to BYDV, possible Diuraphis noxia 

tolerance. Adapted to irrigation, sandy soils, mid-hardy. 


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id: FW82202-B5023. pedigree: 

1523/Druchamp/2/Reibesel/3/Sambo/Moldova. remarks: 

Mid-height, mid-early, winter. Spike lax, awned, 

fusiform. Glume white, glabrous, short, narrow. Shoulder 

narrow, elevated. Beak narrow, acuminate. Kernel white, 

soft, mid-long, ovate. Germ mid-size. Crease wide, 

mid-deep. Cheeks tend to angular. Brush large, mid-long. 

Tolerance to BYDV, possible to Diuraphis noxia (summer 

infestations). Adapted to irrigation, sandy soils. 





id: FW83115. pedigree: Stephens*2/Thule III. remarks: 

Mid-height, mid-late, winter. Spike lax, awned, fusiform. 

Awns white. Glume white, wide, glabrous. Kernel mid-long, 

elliptical, white, soft. Germ mid-size. Crease mid-wide, 

mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush mid-size, short. Moderate 

cold hardiness. Baking and milling quality average. 

Tested in Western Regional White Winter Wheat 

Nursery-start-1989. Tolerance to BYDV. Adapted to 

irrigation. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 




id: FW83115-D5016. pedigree: Stephens*2/Thule III. 

remarks: Mid-height, mid-early, winter. Spike awned, lax, 

fusiform. Glume white, wide, glabrous, mid-long, mid-vein 

prominent. Shoulder narrow, oblique to wanting. Beak 

mid-wide, acuminate. Awns white. Kernel white, soft, 

mid-long, ovate to elliptical. Germ mid-size. Crease 

wide, deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush mid-size, mid-long. 

Moderate cold hardiness. Tolerance to BYDV, possibly to 

Diuraphis noxia (summer infestations). Good cold 

hardiness. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

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PI 564805 origin: United States, developed: M.F. Holding. origin 



id: FW83115-D5054. pedigree: Stephens*2/Thule III. 

remarks: Mid-height, mid-late, winter. Spike awned, lax, 

fusiform. Glume white, glabrous, wide, mid-long, mid-vein 

prominent. Shoulder narrow, square. Beak mid-wide, 

acuminate. Awns white. Kernel white, soft, mid-long, 

ovate. Germ mid-size. Crease wide, deep. Cheek rounded. 

Brush mid-size, mid-long. Moderate cold hardiness. 

Tolerance to BYDV, possibly to Diuraphis noxia (summer 

infestations). Adapted to irrigation, sandy soils. 





id: FW83117-D5004. pedigree: Stephens*2/FW75536 F701, PI 

178383/Omar/2/CI 13438. remarks: Mid-height, mid-late, 

winter. Spike lax, fusiform, awnleted. Glume 

white/bronze, glabrous, mid-long. Shoulder various. Beak 

narrow, acuminate. Kernel mid-long, ovate, white, soft. 

Germ mid-size. Crease mid-wide, mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. 

Brush mid-size, short. Tolerant to BYDV, some tolerance 

to late spring infestations of RWA. Adapted to 

irrigation. Fair winter hardiness. Winter Annual. 





id: FW83117-D5041. pedigree: Stephens*2/FW75536 F701, PI 

178383/Omar/2/CI 13438. remarks: Mid-tall, mid-early, 

winter. Spike lax, fusiform, awnleted. Glumes 

white/bronze, glabrous, mid-long, narrow. Shoulder 

narrow, square. Beak narrow, acuminate. Kernel white, 

soft, mid-long, ovate. Germ mid-size. Crease mid-wide, 

mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush mid-size. Crease 

mid-wide, mid-deep. Tolerance to BYDV, possibly Diuraphis 

noxia (summer infestations). Adapted to irrigation, sandy 

soils. Fair cold hardiness. Winter Annual. Breeding 


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AREC, Pendleton f Oregon United States, origin institute 

id: FW83242-P8006. pedigree: 

OR67109/Froid/2/P-101/FW71002, FW771595F/NS 879/4. 

remarks: Medium height, mid-season, winter. Spike awned, 

lax, tend to shorter than 10cm, erect. Awns white tend to 

10cm long. Glume glabrous, mid-long, mid-wide. Shoulder 

narrow, elevated. Beak narrow, acuminate, 2-4mm long. 

Rachilla internode short pubescent edge, nodes pubescent 

l-2mm long. Kernel red, soft, tend to small, elliptical. 

Germ mid-size. Cheeks angular. Crease mid-wide, mid-deep. 

Brush near collared, long. High yield. Poor crumb 

texture. Tolerance to root diseases and BYDV. Winter 





id: FW83242-P8008. pedigree: 

OR67109/Froid/2/P-101/FW71002, FW771595F/NS 879/4. 

remarks: Medium height, mid-season, winter. Spike awned, 

lax, linear, fusiform. Glume mid-long, glabrous, 

mid-wide, white. Shoulders narrow, square. Beak 

acuminate, to 3mm long. Kernel brown, soft, mid-long, 

elliptical. Germ medium. Crease wide, mid-deep. Cheeks 

rounded. Brush mid-size, long. Good tolerance to BYDV and 

root diseases. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 




id: FW84113-F6002. pedigree: Stephens*2/FW75536F701// 

FW81439. remarks: Mid-height, mid-season, winter. Spike 

lax, awned. Glume bronze. Kernel soft, white to amber, 

mid-short, elliptical. Germ small. Crease narrow, 

mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush small, short. Good 

tolerance to endemic Tilletia controversa, near Flora, 

OR, and Cephalosporium Stripe. Adapted to irrigation. 

Flour yield and milling score good. Cookie diameter and 

sponge cake volume below standard. Winter Annual. 


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id: FW84526-F7005-M. pedigree: Warrior/2/Burt/PI 178383. 

remarks: Mid-tall, mid-late, winter. Spike awned, oblong, 

lax. Glumes bronze, glabrous, mid-long, mid-wide. 

Shoulder narrow, wanting. Beak narrow, acuminate. Kernel 

white to amber, mid-short, elliptical. Germ large. Crease 

wide, deep. Cheek angular. Brush large, long. Resistant 

to Tilletia controversa race 23 tested as R90-915, to 

endemic races near Flora, OR, and possibly to 

Cephalosporium Stripe. Winter Annual. Breeding 





id: FW85155-T9027. pedigree: 

Pillan/red-selection//WA6912. remarks: Mid-tall, 

mid-late, winter. Spike awned, lax, fusiform. Glumes 

white, wide, short, glabrous. Shoulder mid-wide, rounded. 

Beak mid-wide, acuminate. Awns white. Kernel brown/red, 

hard, mid-short, elliptical. Germ small. Crease wide, 

mid-deep. Cheeks angular. Brush mid-size, mid-long. Very 

good cold hardiness. Promising bake and mill quality. 

Adapted dryland. Tolerance to BYDV, possibly to Diuraphis 

noxia. Resistant to endemic races of Tilletia controversa 

near Flora, OR. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 




id: FW85155-T9066. pedigree: 

Pillan/red-selection//WA6912. remarks: Mid-tall, 

mid-late, winter. Spike lax, fusiform, awned. Glume 

white, glabrous, mid-long, mid-wide. Shoulder narrow, 

rounded. Beak narrow, acuminate. Kernel brown/red, 

mid-long, elliptical. Germ mid-size. Crease mid-wide, 

mid-deep. Cheeks rounded. Brush mid-size, mid-long. 

Tolerance to BYDV, possibly to Diuraphis noxia. Good 

winter survival. Resistant to endemic races of Tilletia 

controversa near Flora, OR. Good baking quality. Winter 


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PI 564814 

PI 564815 

PI 564816 

PI 564817 




id: FW88-PA-004. pedigree: Bulk selection from BYDV-Root 

Rot-Early Seeded complex Field P-A, HAREC AES OSU. 

remarks: Mid-short, mid-season, winter. Spike awnleted, 

lax. Glume white. Kernel mid-long, brown, semi-hard, 

elliptical. Germ small, Crease wide, deep. Cheek tends to 

angular. Brush small, medium long. Excellent yield, and 

tolerance to BYDV and root diseases. Fair hardiness. Good 

test weight. Poor quality. Winter Annual. Breeding 





id: FW88-PA-010-7. pedigree: Bulk selection from 

BYDV-Root Rot-Early Seeded complex Field P-A, HAREC AES 

OSU. remarks: Mid-short, mid-season, winter. Spike 

awned, linear near oblong, lax, erect spikes tend to 

shorter than 10cm. Awns white mid-long to 10cm. Glume 

white, mid-long, mid-wide. Shoulder wanting. Beak narrow, 

acuminate 2-8mm long. Kernel soft, brown, short, tend to 

ovate. Crease mid-deep, narrow. Cheeks rounded. Germ 

mid-size. Brush long mid-size. Excellent yield and 

tolerance to root diseases and BYDV. Winter Annual. 





id: FW88-PA-101-2. pedigree: Bulk selection from 

BYDV-Root Rot-Early seeded complex Field P-A, HAREC AES 

OSU. remarks: Mid-short, mid-late, , winter. Spike 

awnleted, lax. Glume white. Kernel brown/red, semi-hard, 

mid-short, elliptical. Germ small. Crease wide, mid-deep. 

Cheeks tend to angular. Brush medium, mid-long. Excellent 

yield and tolerance to root diseases and BYDV. Winter 





id: FW88-PA-E9001. pedigree: Bulk selection from 

BYDV-Root Rot-Early Seeded complex Field P-A, HAREC AES 

OSU. remarks: Mid-short, mid-season, winter. Spike 

awnleted, lax. Glume white, narrow, mid-long. Shoulder 

narrow, tend to elevate. Kernel mid-long, red/brown, 

semi-hard, elliptical. Germ small. Crease wide, mid-deep. 

Cheeks tend to rounded. Brush small, short. Excellent 

yield and tolerance to root diseases and BYDV. Winter 


39





id: FW205-19B. pedigree: 

1523/Druchamp/2/Reibesel/4/Moldova/3/1523/Druchamp/2/ 

Reibesel. remarks: Mid-height, mid-late, stiff strawed, 

winter. Spike awned, lax. Glume white. Kernel soft, 

white, mid-long, elliptical. Germ small. Crease wide, 

deep. Crease tend to angular. Brush mid-size, short. Fair 

yield and quality. Selected for tolerance to foliar and 

root diseases in irrigation sandy soil complex. Winter 





id: KW90-PB-H2019. pedigree: Excelsior/BYDV tolerant 

bulk selection. remarks: Tall, late, winter. Spike 

awnleted, linear, fusiform, narrow. Glume glabrous, 

white, long, narrow. Kernel long, narrow, brown, soft. 

Germ small. Crease wide, deep. Cheeks angular. Brush 

large, long. Exceptionally good tolerance to BYDV, and 

root diseases. May tend to respond as perennial. Winter 





id: FW-TSN-B-2. pedigree: Flora/Hard red winter wheat 

selection from Turkish winter wheat nursery. remarks: 

Mid-tall, mid-season, winter. Spike lax, linear oblong. 

Glumes glabrous, cream, mid-long, wide. Shoulder narrow, 

wanting. Beak mid-wide, acuminate, long to 6mm. Awns 

white. Kernels mid-long, brown, near hard, elliptical. 

Germ large. Crease wide, deep. Cheeks angular. Brush 

small, short. Good foliar, root disease and BYDV 

tolerance. Triticale times wheat cross. Winter Annual. 


40





id: Border 1F-7004-O. pedigree: Plant selected from a 

1983 F-3 bulk population grown near Flora, Oregon. 

remarks: Mid-tall, mid-season, winter. Spike Oblong, 

awnleted, awns tend to dehice, lax. Glume bronze, 

glabrous, mid-long, mid-wide. Shoulder mid-wide, oblique. 

Beak mid-wide, acuminate. Kernel white, soft, mid-long, 

elliptical. Germ medium. Crease wide, deep. Cheek 

angular. Brush large, long. Resistant to Tilletia 

controversa race 23 tested as R90-979, and endemic races 

near Flora, OR. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 




id: Border 1F-7005-P. pedigree: Plant selected from a 

1983 F-3 bulk population grown near Flora, Oregon. 

remarks: Mid-tall, mid-season, winter. Spikes various, 

white/bronze. Kernels soft, white, mid-long, elliptical. 

Germ mid-size to large. Crease deep. Cheeks angular. 

Brush large, long. Susceptible to fusariums. Resistance 

to Tilletia controversa race 23 tested as R90-983, and to 

endemic races near Flora, OR. Winter Annual. Breeding 


PI 564823. Alcea rosea L. 

MALVACEAE 

Donated by: Research Institute of Ecology and Botany, Hungarian 

Academy of Sciences, Botanical Garden, Vacratot, Hungary. Received 

April 18, 1988. 

donor id: #2343. origin: Hungary. other id: Ames 8353. 

source: NC-7. group: Ames. Biennial. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

PI 564824. Alcea rugosa Alef. 

MALVACEAE 

Donated by: Andreev, L.N., Hortus Botanicus Principalis, Academiae 

Scientiarum USSR, Moscow 127276, Russian Federation. Received 

January 16, 1989. 

donor id: #1129C. origin: Russian Federation. other id: 

Ames 10097. source: NC-7. group: Ames. Biennial. 


41

PI 564825. Althaea armeniaca Ten. 

MALVACEAE 



April 18, 1988. 

donor id: #2347. origin: Hungary, other id: Ames 8355. 


Seed. 

PI 564826. Althaea cannabina L. 

MALVACEAE 



April 18, 1988. 

donor id: #2348. origin: Hungary, other id: Ames 8356. 


Seed. 

PI 564827. Callicarpa dichotoma (Lour.) K. Koch 

VERBENACEAE 

Donated by: U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, District of 

Columbia, United States; and Parks, C, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 

United States. Received February 13, 1985. 

donor id: NA 53225. origin: Japan. origin institute id: 

NA 53225. other id: Ames 3498. source: NC-7. group: 

Ames, locality: Magome Natural Botanical Garden, Gufu 

Prefecture, Central Honshu. Cultivated. 

PI 564828. Chrysanthemum coronarium L. 

ASTERACEAE 

Donated by: Shu De, Lee, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 

30 Baishigiao Rd., Beijing 100094, China. Received May 09, 1991. 

origin: China. cultivar: GARLAND CHRYSANTHEMUM. other 

id: Ames 15677. source: NC-7. group: Ames. remarks: No 

passport information was received. Reference letter of 6 

May 1991 from Jim McFerson, NERPIS. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564829. Cornus alba L. 

CORNACEAE 

Donated by: Hortus Botanicus Academiae, Silvotechnicae, St. 

Petersburg, Russian Federation. Received June 04, 1984. 

donor id: #99. origin: Russian Federation, other id: 

Ames 2959. source: NC-7. group: Ames. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

42

PI 564830. Diervilla lonicera Miller 

CAPRIFOLIACEAE 

Donated by: Jardin Botanique de Montreal, 4101 Rue Sherbrooke Est, 

Montreal, Quebec, Canada, remarks: Received through U.S. National 

Arboretum, Washington, D.C. Received June 08, 1990. 

donor id: No. 167. origin: Canada, other id: Ames 

13843. source: NC-7. group: Ames. Shrub. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564831. Gypsophila paniculata L. 

CARYOPHYLLACEAE 



April 18, 1988. 

donor id: #383. origin: Hungary, collector: Geza Kosa. 

other id: Ames 8359. source: NC-7. group: Ames. 

locality: Alkaline sand steppes. Festuco-puccinellietalia 

and swamps with reed near Kerekegyhaza, Bocsa and 

Szabadszallas. Kiskunsag, part of the Great Hungarian 

Plain between Duna/Daunbe and Tisza rivers. Perennial. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 564832. Gypsophila acutifolia Steven ex Sprengel 


Donated by: W.J. Beal Botanical Garden, Michigan State University, 

412 Olds Hall, East Lansing, Michigan, United States. Received 

February 16, 1990. 

donor id: Beal No. 133. origin: United States. origin 

institute id: Beal No.133. other id: Ames 12803. 

source: NC-7. group: Ames. latitude: 42 deg. 44 min. N. 

longitude: 084 deg. 29 min. W. elevation: 256m. 


PI 564833. Gypsophila paniculata L. 


Donated by: Blahnik, Zdenek, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 

Botanical Institute, Pruhonice 252 43, Czechoslovakia. Received 

March 16, 1990. 

origin: Slovakia, collector: M. Holub, M. Lhotska, L. 

Moravcova. other id: Ames 13178. source: NC-7. group: 

Ames. locality: Nove Zamky, Nesvady - sandy sites near 

the village, Slovakia. elevation: 120m. Wild. Seed. 

43

PI 564834. Malva moschata L. 

MALVACEAE 


Academy of Sciences, Botanical Garden, Vacratot, Hungary, Received 

June 17, 1986. 

donor id: Lot 1826. origin: Hungary, other id: Ames 

6046. source: NC-7. group: Ames. Perennial. 


PI 564835. Malva sylvestris L. 

MALVACEAE 

Donated by: Widrlechner, M.P., USDA, NCRPIS, Iowa State University, 

Ames, Iowa 50011, United States. Received October 08, 1988. 

origin: Poland, other id: Ames 8597. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, remarks: Tyniec SW of Krakow. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564836 to 564838. Malva neglecta Wallr. 

MALVACEAE 

Donated by: Botanischer Garten, der Universitat Leipzig, 

Linnestrasse 1, Leipzig D-0 7010, Germany. Received June 17, 1991. 

PI 564836 donor id: No. 546. origin: Germany, collector: H. u. K. 

Hubatsch, M. Krusche, H. Kohler. other id: Ames 15723. 

source: NC-7. group: Ames, locality: Leipzig, Sachsen. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 564837 donor id: No. 547. origin: Germany, collector: H. u. K. 

Hubatsch. other id: Ames 15724. source: NC-7. group: 

Ames, locality: Leipzig-Mockau, Sachsen. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564838 donor id: No. 548. origin: Germany, collector: H. 

Kohler. other id: Ames 15725. source: NC-7. group: 

Ames, locality: Leissling, Sachsen-Anhalt. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564839. Potentilla norvegica L. 

ROSACEAE 

Donated by: Botanical Garden, Botania,, University of Joensuu, P.O. 

Box 111, Joensuu SF-80101, Finland. Received April 30, 1991. 

donor id: No. 376. origin: Finland, other id: Ames 

15632. source: NC-7. group: Ames. locality: Sandy 

field, Liperi, Parnavaara> Pohjois-Karjala. latitude: 62 

deg. 38 min. N. longitude: 029 deg. 33 min. E. Wild. 

Seed. 

44

PI 564840, Rhodotypos scandens (Thunb.) Makino 

ROSACEAE 

Donated by: U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, District of 

Columbia, United States. Received January 25, 1985. 

donor id: NA 55166. origin: Korea, South, collector id: 

#353. other id: Ames 3494. source: NC-7. group: Ames. 

locality: North slope above hillside, Kyong Gi Do, 

Ongjin-gun, Taechong-myon, Sochong Island, Yedong. 

Shrub. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564841. Spiraea alba Mill, ex Muenchhausen 

ROSACEAE 

Donated by: W.J. Beal Botanical Garden, Michigan State University, 

412 Olds Hall, East Lansing, Michigan, United States. Received 


donor id: Beal No.528. origin: United States, origin 

institute id: Beal No.528. other id: Ames 12808. 

source: NC-7. group: Ames, locality: Lake shore, Kent 

County, latitude: 43 deg. 00 min. N. longitude: 085 

deg. 30 min. W. Shrub. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564842. Tanacetum corymbosum (L.) Schultz.Bip. 

ASTERACEAE 

Donated by: Blahnik, Zdenek, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 

Botanical Institute, Pruhonice 252 43, Czechoslovakia. Received 

March 16, 1990. 

donor id: 257. origin: Slovakia, origin institute id: 

257. collector: M. Holub, M. Lhotska, L. Moravcova. 


locality: Velka Fatra mountains, Koncita mountain on 

south foot, Slovakia. elevation: 750m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564843. Zinnia angustifolia Kunth 

ASTERACEAE 

Donated by: Boyle, T., University of Maryland, Department of 

Horticulture, College Park, Maryland, United States, remarks: 

originally from Pocha Seed Pvt., Ltd., near Sholapur Bazaar, Poona 

411001, India. Received January 23, 1986. 

origin: India, other id: Ames 4950. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames. Cultivated. Seed. 

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Donated by: Stalker, H.T., North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North 

Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695, United 

States, remarks: GP-NC WS1, WS2, WS3, and WS4 Peanut Germplasm. 

Received February 04, 1993. 

PI 564844 origin: United States, developed: H.T. Stalker, M.K. 

Beute. origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., 

North Carolina State University, Dept. of Crop Science, 

Raleigh, North Carolina 27695 United States, cultivar: 

GP-NC WS1. pedigree: Arachis hypogaea (PI 261942 or PI 

261943) (2n = 4x = 40) / A. cardenasii (PI 262141). 

other id: GP-59. source: Crop Sci. 33(5):1117 1993. 

group: CSR-PEANUT. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Semi-erect. No flowers produced on mainstem. Vegetative: 

reproductive nodes on lateral branches have alternating 

pattern and botanically belongs to ssp. hypogaea var. 

hypogaea. Mainstem not apparent at time of harvest. Pods 

slightly to moderately constricted. Seeds light pink, 

35.8g/100 seeds. Has significantly fewer Cercospora 

arachidicola lesions than resistant A. hypogaea lines in 

the field and is considered to be resistant. Susceptible 

to Cercosporidium personatum. Spring Annual. Breeding 









group: CSR-PEANUT. restricted: CSR. remarks: Bunch 

growth habit. Mainstem not apparent at harvest. No 

flowers produced on mainstem and lateral branches have a 

1 vegetative: 6 or more reproductive pattern at nodes. 

Pods have slight constriction and prominent ridges. Seeds 

light pink, 33.5g/100. Has high levels of partial 

resistance to Cercospora arachidicola in the field by 

having significantly fewer lesions and less defoliation 

than resistant A. hypogaea lines. Fewer than 10% of 

lesions produce spores. Has partial resistance to 

Cercosporidium personatum. Spring Annual. Breeding 


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group: CSR-PEANUT. restricted: CSR. remarks: Bunch 

growth habit. Mainstem not apparent at harvest. 

Botanically belongs to ssp. hypogaea var. hypogaea. Pods 

moderately to highly constricted. Seeds light pink, 

57.3g/100. High levels of partial resistance to 

Cercospora arachidicola by having significantly fewer 

lesions, a low percentage of defoliation and more 

favorable overall rating than other resistant A. Hypogaea 

genotypes tested. Also partial resistance to 

Cercosporidium personatum. Spring Annual. Breeding 









group: CSR-PEANUT. restricted: CSR. remarks: Upright, 

tall bunch plant growth habit. Mainstem not apparent at 

time of harvest. Botanically belongs to ssp. hypogaea 

var. hypogaea. Pods have deep constriction and slight 

beak. Seeds tan, 48.1g/100. Significantly fewer lesions 

than resistant A. hypogaea lines, moderate levels of 

defoliation, and highly suppressed lesion sporulation. 

Also partial resistance to Cercosporidium personatum with 

a long latent period and low (ca. 20%) sporulation rate. 

Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 564848. Nicotiana tabacum L. SOLANACEAE Tobacco 

Donated by: Nielsen, M.T., Kentucky Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky 40546-0091, United States. remarks: 

KY 8959 Burley Tobacco. Received February 04, 1993. 

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origin: United States, developed: M.T. Nielsen, P.D. 

Legg f J.R. Calvert. origin institute: Kentucky Agr. Exp, 

Sta., University of Kentucky, Dept. of Agronomy, 

Lexington, Kentucky 40546-0091 United States. 

cultivar: KY 8959. pedigree: KY8529/TN 86, F5. other 

id: CV-107. source: : Crop Sci. 33(5):1103 1993. group: 

CSR-TOBACCO. restricted: CSR. remarks: Height medium, 

semi-upright leaf orientation, Largest leaf averaged 65cm 

long and 37cm wide. Stalk diam. averaged 3.37cm. Adapted 

throughout burley-producing region of US. In 24 field 

trials in 5 states, mean cured leaf yield of 3659kg ha-1, 

High resistance to black root rot (Thielaviopsis 

basicola), TVMV, and wildfire (Pseudomonas syringae pv. 

tabaci). Medium resistance to TEV and fusarium wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum). Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Hartwig, E.E., Agricultural Research Service — USDA, 

Soybean Production Research, P.O. Box 196, Stoneville, Mississippi 

38776, United States; and Tennessee Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Mississippi 

Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received February 02, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: E.E. Hartwig, J.M. 

Epps. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service -- 

USDA, Soybean Production Research, P.O. Box 196, 

Stoneville, Mississippi 38776 United States, cultivar: 

NATHAN. pedigree: Forrest(2) x (D68-18 x PI 88788), F5. 


group: CSR-SOYBEAN. other id: J74-51. remarks: Maturity 

Group V. Determinate plant type. Flowers white. 

Pubescence tawny. Pod walls tan. Seed coats yellow. Hila 

black. Resistant to races 3 and 4 of soybean cyst 

nematode (SCN) Heterodera glycines Ichinohe) and to 

root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita). Resistant to 

foliar disease bacterial pustule, caused by the bacterium 

Xanthomonas phaseoli. Good shatter resistance. Productive 

variety developed specifically for those areas where race 

4 of the soybean cyst nematode is a problem and a variety 

maturing earlier than Bedford is desired. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

PI 564850 to 564851. Triticum aestivum L., nom. cons. POACEAE Wheat 

Donated by: Quick, J.S., Colorado State University, Agronomy 

Department, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States. Received 


48


PI 564850 origin: United States, cultivar: CORWA1. pedigree: 

Sumner/C0820026, F1//PI372129, F1/3/TAM107. remarks: 

Hard red winter wheat resistant to Russian wheat aphid 

(Diuraphis noxia, Mordvilko). Resistance derived from PI 

372129. Similar to TAM107 in grain color and hardness, 

plant height, days to heading, straw strength, leaf and 

stem rust reactions, winter survival, grain volume weight 

and grain yield. Glume color white, marginal gluten 

quality as measured by sodium dodecyl sulfate test. 


PI 564851 origin: United States, origin institute: Colorado State 

University, Agronomy Dept., Fort Collins, Colorado 80523 

United States, cultivar: JULES, pedigree: NE76667/Hawk. 

other id: C0860094. other id: PVP 9400122. source: 

Pending, group: PVPO. patent: PVPO. remarks: Hard red 

winter wheat. Semidwarf height, awned, white chaff. 

Slightly later & taller than TAM107 or Yuma, lax heads at 

maturity. Slightly later in maturity, therefore, should 

be limited to irrigated areas, & to areas where longer 

season cultivars can express their yield & test weight 

potential. Excellent leaf rust resistance, winter 

hardiness, milling & baking quality. Winter Annual. 



Donated by: 

Hall, Ames, 

Hallauer, A.R., Iowa State University, 1505 Agronomy 

Iowa 50011, United States. Received February 05, 1993. 

origin: United States, cultivar: BSSS-53-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. 

pedigree: BSSSCO-53-1-1-1-1-1-1-1. other id: Iowa Stiff 

Stalk Synthetic, other id: Ames 20127. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames. remarks: Developed by single-seed descent 

from unselected strain of Iowa Stiff Stalk Synthetic 

(BSSSCO). One of 247 lines developed by single seed 

descent to study the effects of inbreeding depression and 

the inheritance of quantitative traits in BSSSCO. 

Relative to the mean of the 247 BSSSCO lines, has been 

below average yield, above average protein content, 

greater plant size, and flowers 4 days later. Has large 

tassels that average 32.4 branches, ears that average 

18.1 kernel rows, and kernels that are highly dented and 

light yellow in color. Spring Annual. Breeding 


49

PI 564853 to 564854. Agropyron cristatum (L.) Gaertner 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B., USDA-ARS, Forage and Range Research, Utah 

State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States. Received 

July 1992. 

PI 564853 donor id: D-2779. origin: China. source history: 

Originally donated by Mr. Chu-Lai, Inner Mongolian 

College of Agriculture, Hohehot, Inner Mongolia, PRC. 

collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: V-2119. other id: 

W6 10203. group: W6. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MB-105-31—40 (1988), USDA-ARS, Utah State University, 

Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Perennial. Cultivated. Seed. 


Originally donated by Mr. Chu-Lai, Inner Mongolian 

College of Agriculture, Hohehot, Inner Mongolia, PRC. 

collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: D-2780. other id: 


MB-104-31--40 (1988), USDA-ARS, Utah State University, 

Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Perennial. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564855. Arachis hypogaea L. FABACEAE Peanut 

Donated by: Simpson, C.E. , Texas 

University, Stephenville, Texas 

March 05, 1993. 

Agr. Exp. Sta, 

76401, United , Texas 

States. 

A&M 

Received 

origin: United States, developed: C.E. Simpson, O.D. 

Smith, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M 

University, Stephenville, Texas 76401 United States. 

cultivar: Tamnut 74. pedigree: Starr/TPL 647-2-5. other 

id: CV-19. source: Crop Sci. 15(4):603 1975. group: 

CSR-PEANUT. other id: TP-716-2-1. remarks: Spanish 

type. Average yield exceeded all commercial Spanish 

cultivars in 39 tests 1969-1973. Pods more symmetrical 

and uniform in size and shape than other Spanish 

varieties. Quality and organoleptic characters similar to 

other Spanish varieties. Averaged 48.5% oil, 28.1% 

protein and an iodine number of 97 and O/L ratio of 1.28 

: 1. Similar to other Spanish varieties in disease and 

insect response. Spring Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 564856. Agropyron cristatum (L.) Gaertner 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

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donor id: D-3595. origin: China. source history: 

Originally donated by Jack Carlson, collected: August 

22, 1987. collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: D-3595. 

other id: W6 10206. group: W6. locality: S of Ejin Horo 

Qi, Ordos Plateau, near Genghis Khan tombs. Nei Mongol. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MA-55-11—20 (1989), USDA-ARS, 

Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300. 

Perennial. Cultivated. Seed. 


POACEAE 


State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States. remarks: 

Seed increased at research farm near Logan, Utah. Received January 

16, 1992. 

PI 564857 donor id: DJ-3817. origin: Russian Federation. 

collected: August 07, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. 

Jensen, collector id: DJ-3817. other id: W6 10233. 

group: W6. locality: Open dry knoll near Ob Sea near 

Academy Town, Novosibirsk. Siberia, elevation: 200m. 

remarks: Leaves fine. Spike pectinate. Similar to 

Fairway. Probably diploid. Perennial. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: On dry road cut under pine trees. 

174km S of Novosibirsk toward Barnaul on Highway M-52. 

Siberia, elevation: 200m. remarks: Typical. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: From an open rocky hillside, S of 

Highway M-52 at 610km marker near Tuetka (Gorno Altay 

A.O.). Siberia. remarks: Spikes short, pubescent. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: In open grassland mixed with Stipa, 

near 614km marker on Highway M-52, beyond Tuetka toward 

Onguday, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia. elevation: 950m. 

remarks: Mixed population with pubescent or glabrous 

lemmas. Seed. 

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group: W6. locality: Near 656km marker on Highway M-52, 

beyond Onguday toward Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. 

Siberia, elevation: 1000m. remarks: Mixed population 

with pubescent or glabrous lemmas. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Growing in thorny shrubs on dry 

rocky slope. Mountainside opposite Cheketeman camp 

(located on the Ilgumen stream at the south side of 

Cheketeman Pass near 666km marker on Highway M-52, Gorno 

Altay A.O.). Siberia, elevation: 950m. remarks: Spikes 

dense, compact, pubescent. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: In thorny shrubs, on dry rocky 

slope. Mountainside opposite Cheketeman camp (located on 

Ilgumen stream at the south side of Cheketeman Pass near 

666km marker on Highway M-52, Gorno Altay A.O.). Siberia. 

elevation: 1030m. remarks: Spikes pubescent. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Dry, open hillside. Side canyon to 

left of Highway M-52 at 667km marker between Cheketeman 

Pass and Aktash, lkm beyond Cheketeman camp, Gorno Altay 

A.O. Siberia. elevation: 920m. remarks: Spikes 

pubescent, ovoid. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Arid, heavily-grazed grassland. 

Near the 680km marker, on Highway M-52 toward Aktash, 

Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia. remarks: Spikes broad, 

pubescent. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Near the 661km marker. South side 

of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from the summit 

(660km marker on Highway 52 at 1250m) to the Cheketeman 

camp (666km marker at 960m). Siberia. elevation: 1200m. 

remarks: Glabrous. Seed. 

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group: W6. locality: Near the 662km marker. South side 

of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from the summit 

(660km marker on Highway 52 at 1250m) to Cheketeman camp 

(666km marker at 960m). Siberia, elevation: 1080m. 

remarks: Spikes pubescent. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Between 662 and 666km markers. 

South side of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. from the 

summit (660km marker on Highway 52 at 1250m) to 

Cheketeman camp (666km marker at 960m). Siberia. 

elevation: 950-1080m. remarks: Bulk collection of 

several plant types. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Dry, rocky slope. Near 666km marker 

across road from Cheketeman camp (Gorno Altay A.O.). 

Siberia, elevation: 970m. remarks: Small pubescent 

spikes. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Near 666km marker across road from 

Cheketeman camp (Gorno Altay A.O.). Siberia. elevation: 

970m. remarks: Spikes glabrous. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: On open dry hillside. Near 681km 

marker on Highway M-52 (15km S of Cheketeman camp) toward 

Aktash and parallel to Katun River (Gorno Altay A.O.). 

Siberia, elevation: 850m. remarks: Spikes broad. Seed. 


collected: August 19 L 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B, 


group: W6. locality: Open grassy slope. 35km W of 

Tuetka, Gorno Altay A, O. Siberia, elevation: 1180m. 

remarks: Glabrous and pubescent forms. Seed. 

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collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen, collector id: 

DJ-4080. other id: W6 10249. group: W6. locality: 

Fairway-like. Downtown Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. 

Seed. 

PI 564874 donor id: DJ-4103. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 

August 04, 1987. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 

collector id: DJ-4103. other id: W6 10250. group: W6. 

locality: From a stop on railway between Semipalatinsk to 

Alma Ata, Siberia. remarks: Agafonov collection. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Near the headquarters of Central 

Siberian Botanical Garden, Academy Town, Novosibirsk, 

RSFSR. Siberia, elevation: 200m. remarks: Spikes 

pubescent. Seed. 

PI 564876 donor id: DJ-4198. origin: Russian Federation, source 

history: Originally from Onguday, Gorno Altay A.O., 

RSFSR. collected: 

collector: D.R. 

Dewey, K.B. Jensen 

DJ-4198. other id: W6 

10252. group: W6. 

Siberian Botanical 

Siberia. remarks: 

August 28, 1982, 

collector id: 

locality: From 

Garden, Academy 

Short rhizomes. 

field plots at Central 

Town, Novosibirsk. 

Seed. 


POACEAE 


State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States, remarks: 

Seed increased at USDA-ARS, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 

84322-6300. Received January 29, 1992. 

PI 564877 

donor id: AJC-004. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 

August 24, 1988. collector: K.H. Asay, K.B. Jensen, M. 

Castler. collector id: AJC-004. other id: W6 10552. 

group: W6. locality: Annual bluegrass site. 50km E of 

Uil River, Aktyubinsk region. Seed. 

PI 564878 donor id: AJC-016. origin: Russian Federation. 

collected: August 15, 1988. collector: K.H. Asay, K.B. 

Jensen, M. Castler. collector id: AJC-016. other id: W6 

10553. group: W6. locality: Tuekta Cemetery, Altai 

region, Siberia. Seed. 

54


PI 564879 donor id: AJC-020. origin: Russian Federation, 



10555. group: W6. locality: Heavily grazed area. Altai 

region, elevation: 1269m. Seed. 




10556. group: W6. locality: 5km W of Yubagon village, 

Altai region, Siberia. Seed. 

PI 564881. Agropyron cristatum (L.) Gaertner 

POACEAE 






Originally donated by Prof. Yen Chi, Agronomy Dept., 

Sichuan Agricultural College, PRC. collected: September 


other id: W6 10621. group: W6. other id: Y419. 

locality: On lawn of Academy, Urumqi. elevation: 680m. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MA-86-61—75 (1991). Seed. 

PI 564882 to 564884. Agropyron cristatum subsp. pectinatum (M.-Bieb.) 

Tzvelev POACEAE 





PI 564882 donor id: AJC-582. origin: Kazakhstan. source history: 

Kazakhstan Institute of Fodder Crops, Alma Ata, via the 

VIR Institute, Leningrad, collected: May 16, 1989. 

collector: K.H. Asay, K.B. Jensen, M. Castler. collector 

id: AJC-582. other id: W6 10590. group: W6. remarks: 

An induced octoploid. Seed. 






Induced tetraploid. Seed. 

55



Kazakhstan Institute of Fodder Crops, Alma Ata f via the 




"Hybrid 301". Seed. 

PI 564885 to 564886. Agropyron desertorum (Fischer ex Link) Schultes 

POACEAE 





PI 564885 donor id: AJC-027A. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 


Castler. collector id: AJC-027A. other id: W6 10557. 

group: W6. locality: Dry, no grazing area, on edge of 

road. Martuk-1, 15km WNW of Martuk on route from 

Aktyubinsk to Orenburg, Aktyubinsk region. Seed. 






2n=28. Strain "Uralsky narrow spike". Seed. 

PI 564887 to 564892. Agropyron fragile (Roth) Candargy 

POACEAE 






Originally received from N.I. Vavilov Ail-Union Institute 

of Plant Industry, Leningrad, USSR, collected: January 

17, 1989. collector: K.A. Asay, K.B. Jensen, M.Castler. 

collector id: AJC-038. other id: W6 10558. group: W6. 

other id: VIR 36094. locality: Bozojski. remarks: 

2n-28. Seed. 

PI 564888 donor id: AJC-043. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 



group: W6. locality: Heavily grazed, eroded, sandy 

roadside. Aktu-200, Aktyubinsk region. Seed. 

56


PI 564889 donor id: AJO044. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 



group: W6. locality: Roadside, no grazing area. 43km SW 

of Aktyubinsk, Aktu-43, Aktyubinsk region. remarks: 

Single plant. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Sandy and dry. Altikarasu area, on 

Khazak plain, Aktyubinsk region. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Dry, grass/forb. Shuku-2, 30km SE 

of Shubar-Kuduk, Aktyubinsk region. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Kelte-1 low area in big Khazak 

plain, Aktyubinsk region. Seed. 

PI 564893 to 564896. Brachypodium sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: In moist swale close to Ob Sea near 

Academy Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. remarks: 

Leaves broad, lax, green. Few seeds. Seed. 



Jensen. collector id: DJ-4021. other id: W6 10255. 

group: W6. locality: On secondary gravel road. At top of 

Yabagon Pass about 55km W of Tuetka, Gorno Altay A.O. 

Siberia, elevation: 1480m. Seed. 

57





group: W6. locality: Rocky outcrop adjacent to Katun 

River. 79km S of Biysk on Highway M-52, Altay Kray. 


PI 564896 donor id: DJ-4194. origin: Russian Federation. source 

history: Originally from a forest site in the Kemerovo 

Oblast E of Novosibirsk, RSFSR, collected: August 28, 

1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen, collector id: 

DJ-4194. other id: W6 10257. group: W6. locality: From 

field plots at Central Siberian Botanical Garden, Academy 

Town, Novosibirsk. Siberia. remarks: Leaves broad, 

light-green. Single spikelets. Considered to be a rare 

and endangered species. Seed. 

PI 564897 to 564900. Bromus inermis Leysser 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: On shore of Ob Sea near Academy 

Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. elevation: 200m. 

remarks: Robust ecotype. Fertile. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Along power line behind Cheketeman 

camp (Gorno Altay A.O.) near the 666km marker. Siberia, 

elevation: 970m. remarks: Very large form. Seed. 


collected: August 24, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B 


group: W6. locality: Near the 83km marker on Highway 

M-52 S of Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. elevation: 300m. 

Seed. 


collected: 1984. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 


other id: VASHKNIL #189. locality: Omsk Oblast, RSFSR. 

Siberia. remarks: Agafonov collection. Seed. 

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PI 564901. Bromus sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

donor id: DJ-3901. origin: Russian Federation. 

collected: August 12 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. 

Jensen, collector id DJ-3901. other id: W6 10262. 

group: W6. locality: Top north side of Cheketeman Pass, 

Gorno Altay A.O. from the summit (660km marker on Highway 

M-52 at 1250m) to its base (656km marker and 1010m). 

Siberia, elevation: 1250m. remarks: Panicles erect, 

pigmented. Seed. 

PI 564902 to 564903. Dactylis glomerata L. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: In shaded birch-pine woods between 

hotel and Central Siberian Botanical Garden in Academy 

Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. elevation: 200m. 

remarks: Tall ecotype with culms to 180cm. Leaves pale 

green. Seed. 

PI 564903 donor id: DJ-4174. origin: UNKNOWN, collected: August 

27, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen, collector 

id: DJ-4174. other id: W6 10264. group: W6. locality: 

Central Siberian Botanical Garden #360. Siberia. 

remarks: Agafonov collection. Seed. 

PI 564904. Deschampsia sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: At shoreline along the Katun River 

5-10km N of the Kamlak Field Station of Central Siberian 

Botanical Garden, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia. elevation: 

400m. Seed. 

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PI 564905. Elymus abolinii (Drobov) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B. f USDA-ARS, Forage and Range Research, Utah 



16, 1992. 

donor id: DJ-4133. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 



other id: Agafonov #30. locality: In mountains near Alma 

Ata, Siberia. Seed. 

PI 564906. Elymus aristiglumis (Keng & S. L. Chen) S. L. Chen 

POACEAE 










locality: In a stony ravine, Akazi, between Akmeqit and 

Mazar, Yecheng. elevation: 2620m. remarks: Seed 

Increased: MB-89-21--40 (1991). Seed. 

PI 564907 to 564908. Elymus canadensis L. 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

PI 564907 

PI 564908 

donor id: KJ-55. origin: United States, collector: K.B. 

Jensen, collector id: KJ-55. other id: W6 10210. 

group: W6. locality: Along cliffs, river, 19.9 miles W 

of Junction 287 and 14, heading toward Walden 

remarks: Seed Increased: MA-22-56—65 (1989), 

Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300 

very fertile, some very large. Cultivated. 

on Hwy 14. 

USDA-ARS, 

• Plants 

Seed. 

donor id: KJ-67. origin: United States, collected: 

1987. collector: K.B. Jensen, collector id: KJ-67. 

other id: W6 10211. group: W6. locality: 4.6 miles SW 

of Fremont County Line, on Hwy 115 heading towards 

Canston. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-22-71--80, 

USDA-ARS, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300. 


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PI 564909 to 564915. Elymus caninus (L.) L. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 


history: Originally from the vicinity of Alma Ata in 

Kazakh SSR. collected: August 06, 1989. collector: D.R. 

Dewey, K.B. Jensen, collector id: DJ-3810. other id: W6 

10269. group: W6. locality: Field plots of O. & A. 

Agafonov in Central Siberian Botanical Garden, Academy 

Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia, remarks: Looks like 

Elymus caninus. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Along the Sema River at Kamlak 

Field Station of Central Siberian Botanical Garden (Gorno 

Altay A.O.). Siberia, elevation: 340m. remarks: 

Typical. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Top of ridge. A side canyon to left 

of Highway M-52 at 667km marker between Cheketeman Pass 

and Aktash, lkm beyond Cheketeman camp, Gorno Altay A.O. 

Siberia, elevation: 1100m. remarks: 1 or 2 spikelets 

per node. Awned. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Along power line behind Cheketeman 

camp (Gorno Altay A.O.) near 666km marker. Siberia. 

elevation: 970m. remarks: Shaded area. Typical. Seed. 





Ata, Siberia. remarks: Spikes flexuous. Awned. Seed. 

PI 564914 donor id: DJ-4163. origin: UNKNOWN. source history: 

Turko Finland, collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 


remarks: Agafonov collection. Spikes coarse. Seed. 

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PI 564915 donor id: DJ-3975. origin: Russian Federation, 



group: W6. locality: At 660km marker, south side of 

Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. from the summit (660km 

marker on Highway 52 at 1250m) to Cheketeman camp (666km 

marker at 960m). Siberia, elevation: 1260m. remarks: 

Awned. Seed. 

PI 564916. Elymus ciliaris (Trin.) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. other id: Agafonov #16. locality: Primorye 

Kray, RSFSR. Siberia. Seed. 

PI 564917. Elymus ciliaris (Trin.) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 





donor id: D-4253. origin: Russian Federation. source 

history: Originally donated by Helen Chernykh. 

collected: October 02, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey. 

collector id: D-4253. other id: W6 10642. group: W6. 

other id: #39. locality: Mixed forest at Muraveika 

village near Vladivostock, Soviet Far East, remarks: 

Seed Increased: MB-109-71--80 (1991). Seed. 

PI 564918. Elymus confusus (Rosch.) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 





62


donor id: AJC-225. origin: Russian Federation, source 

history: N.I. Vavilov All-Union Institute of Plant 

Industry, Leningrad, collected: 1988. collector: K.H. 

Asay, K.B. Jensen, M. Castler. collector id: AJC-225. 

other id: W6 10564. group: W6. other id: VIR 45911. 

locality: Dikorastuscij Buryat ASSR. Seed. 

PI 564919. Elymus dahuricus Turcz. ex Griseb. 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B. 

State University, Logan, 

July 1992. 

USDA-ARS, Forage and Range Research, Utah 

Utah 84322-6300, United States. Received 

donor id: J-15. origin: Pakistan. source history: 

Originally donated by D.A. Johnson, collected: August 

27, 1986. collector: D.A. Johnson, collector id: J-15. 

other id: W6 10213. group: W6. locality: Shishket. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MB-92-26—45, (1988), USDA-ARS, 



PI 564920. Elymus dahuricus Turcz. ex Griseb. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: North side near top of Cheketeman 

Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from summit (660km marker on 

Highway M-52 at 1250m) to its base (656km marker and 

1010m). Siberia, elevation: 1240m. remarks: Spikes 

intensely purple. Seed. 

PI 564921 to 564922. Elymus dahuricus Turcz. ex Griseb. 

POACEAE 





63



Originally donated by Jack Carlson (SCS). collected: 

August 21, 1988. collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: 

D-3650. other id: W6 10615. group: W6. locality: 

Growing in irrigated Populus windbreak, Bai Yin Ha Te 

Grassland Station 30km E of Wu La Te Zhong Qi, which is 

70km N of Wuyuan, Inner Mongolia. remarks: Seed 

Increased: MA-11-76--85 (1991). Seed. 

PI 564922 donor id: DT-3087. origin: China, collected: August 08 f 

1983. collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: DT-3087. 

other id: W6 10647. group: W6. locality: In mountains 

toward Tian Lake, elevation: 1600m. remarks: Seed 

Increased: C-40-1--5 (1991). Seed. 

PI 564923 to 564925. Elymus dentatus subsp. ugamicus (Drobov) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

PI 564923 donor id: DJ-4111. origin: Kyrgyzstan. collected: 



other id: Agafonov #5. locality: Tian Shan Mountains, 

Siberia, remarks: Glumes very broad. received as: 

Elymus nevski. Seed. 

PI 564924 donor id: DJ-4112. origin: Kyrgyzstan. collected: 



locality: Tian Shan Mountains, Siberia. remarks: 

Agafonov collection. Glumes very large. received as: 

Elymus nevski. Seed. 


history: Originally from the Talas Range of Tian Shan 

Mountains, Khirgiz SSR. collected: August 05, 1989. 



Field plots of 0. & A. Agafonov in Central Siberian 

Botanical Garden, Academy Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. 

Siberia, remarks: Looks like E. ugamicus. Culms to 

120cm. Spike unilateral. Glumes large. Lemmas mucronate. 

received as: Elymus nevski. Seed. 

64

PI 564926. Elymus drobovii (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 





origin: Russian Federation. source history: Originally 

donated by Velio Jaaska. collector: D.R. Dewey. other 

id: W6 10549. group: W6. locality: A forest of oaks, 

nuts, and wild apples. 50km N of Dzalal-Abad near 

Arslanbub in the Ferghane Mt. range, Southern SSR. 

remarks: Seed increased: C-47-71--75 (1991). Seed. 

PI 564927 to 564928. Elymus fedtschenkoi Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 





Ata, Siberia. remarks: Glumes large. Awned. Seed. 





Ata, Siberia. remarks: Spikes purple. Awned. Glumes 

broad. Seed. 

PI 564929. Elymus fedtschenkoi Tzvelev 

POACEAE 





donor id: DJ-4117. origin: Kazakhstan. source history: 

Originally donated by Olga and Alex Agafonov, Central 

Siberian Botanical Garden, collected: August 10, 1985. 

collector: D.R. Dewey, D.A. Johnson, collector id: 

DJ-4117. other id: W6 10646. group: W6. other id: 

Agafonov #72. locality: In mountains near Alma Ata. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MA-78-72--85 (1991). Awned. 

Glumes large. Seed. 

65

PI 564930 to 564932, Elymus fibrosus (Schrenk) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 


history: Originally from Primorsky Region of Soviet Far 

East., collected: August 05, 1989. collector: D.R. 


10322. group: W6. locality: Field plots of 0. & A. 


Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. remarks: Spikes 

drooping. Culms to 90cm. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Town square in Aktash, Gorno Altay 

A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1330m. remarks: Spikes dense. 

Seed. 





A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1330m. remarks: Spikes 

Slender. Seed. 

PI 564933. Elymus fibrosus (Schrenk) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 





donor id: AJC-241. origin: Kazakhstan. source history: 

N.I. Vavilov Ail-Union Institute of Plant Industry, 

Leningrad, collected: January 17, 1989. collector: K.H. 



locality: Severo-Kazakhskij 1037 Kustanaj Region. Seed. 

PI 564934. Elymus glaucissimus (Popov) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

66



August 10 f 1985. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 


other id: Agafonov #40-44. locality: In mountains near 

Alma Ata, Siberia. Seed. 

PI 564935. Elymus glaucus Buckley 

POACEAE 







other id: W6 10651. group: W6. locality: Northside of 

road, 8.1 miles E on Hwy 20 from intersection of Hwy 84 & 

Hwy 20. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-20-21—30 (1991). 

Seed. 

PI 564936. Elymus gmelinii (Ledeb.) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 





rocky slope. On mountainside opposite Cheketeman camp 

(located on the Ilgumen stream at S side of Cheketeman 

Pass near the 666km marker on Highway M-52, Gorno Atlay 

A.O.). Siberia, elevation: 1030m. remarks: Typical. 

Seed. 

PI 564937 to 564938. Elymus hybrid 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

67




Jensen, collector id: DJ-3893. other idi W6 10330. 

group: W6. locality: y Shaded, moist slope On 

mountainside opposite i the Cheketeman camp (located on the 

Ilgumen stream at S side of Cheketeman Pass near the 

666km marker on Highway M-52 f Gorno Altay A.O.). Siberia. 

elevation: 1090m. remarks: Possibly E. gmelinii X E. 

pendulinus. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Moist canyon site. Near 681km 

marker on Highway M-52 (15km S of Cheketeman camp) toward 

Aktash and parallel to Katun River (Gorno Altay A.O.). 

Siberia, elevation: 980m. remarks: Composite of several 

Fl hybrids. Few seeds. Seed. 

PI 564939. Elymus komarovii (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

donor id: DJ-4178. origin: UNKNOWN. source history: 

Central Siberian Botanical Garden #225, Siberia. 

collected: September 05, 1988. collector: D.R. Dewey, 

K.B. Jensen, collector id: DJ-4178. other id: W6 10332 

group: W6. remarks: Agafonov collection. Seed. 

PI 564940 to 564941. Medicago sp. 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Caddel, J.L., Oklahoma State University, Dept. of 

Agronomy, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078, United States. Received 

18, 1977. 

July 

PI 564940 origin: Morocco, collected: July 18, 1991. collector: 

J.L. Caddel. other id: W6 11365. group: W6. other id: 

PI 418630. locality: Coastal area. remarks: One of 

three types of seeds collected in PI 418630. Plants 

produced long pods. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 564941 origin: Morocco, collected: July 18, 1991. collector: 

J.L. Caddel. other id: W6 11366. group: W6. other id: 

PI 418630. locality: Coastal area. remarks: One of 

three types of seeds collected in PI 418630. Plants 

produced short pods. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

68

PI 564942 to 564943. Elymus longearistatus (Boiss.) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B., USDA-ARS, Forage 

State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, 

July 1992. 

and Range Research, Utah 

United States. Received 

PI 564942 donor id: J-96. origin: Pakistan. source history: 

Originally donated by D.A. Johnson, collected: September 

1986. collector: D.A. Johnson, collector id: J-96. 

other id: W6 10216. group: W6. locality: Road to Deosai 

Plateau, elevation: 3344m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MB-89-1--10, (1988), USDA-ARS, Utah State University, 

Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564943 donor id: J-113. origin: Pakistan. source history: 


1986. collector: D.A. Johnson, collector id: J-113. 

other id: W6 10217. group: W6. locality: Road to Deosai 

Plateau, elevation: 3871m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MB-85-1--15, USDA-ARS, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 

84322-6300. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564944 to 564945. Elymus macrochaetus (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

PI 564944 

PI 564945 


August 02, 1985. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen 

collector id: DJ-4122. other idi 

W6 10283. group: W6. 

locality: In mountains near Alma Ata, Siberia. remarks: 

Agafonov (composite of several # s). Awned. Glumes broad. 

Seed. 

donor id: DJ-4135. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: July 


id: DJ-4135. other id: W6 10286. group: W6. locality: 

In mountains near Alma Ata, Siberia. remarks: Agafonov 

collection. Awned. Seed. 

PI 564946 to 564954. Elymus mutabilis (Drobov) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

69



collected: August 13 f 1989, collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. 


group: W6. locality: From a conifer slope across the 

Ilgumen stream at N base of Cheketeman pass (Cheketeman 

camp), Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 950m. 

remarks: Bulk of several plant types. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Top of ridge. A side canyon to left 

of Highway M-52 at 667km marker between Cheketeman Pass 

and Aktash, lkm beyond Cheketeman camp, Gorno Altay A.O. 

Siberia, elevation: 1100m. remarks: Bulk of many 

plants. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Rocky, moist slope. Along power 

line behind Cheketeman camp (Gorno Altay A.O.) near 666km 

marker. Siberia, elevation: 970m. remarks: Spikes 

slender, awned. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Moist ravine. Mountainside W of 

Kamlak Field Station of Central Siberian Botanical Garden 

(Gorno Altay A.O.) from 540m at bottom to 840m at top. 

Siberia, elevation: 540m. remarks: May be mixed with 

Elytrigia repens. Spikes long, arched. Awns short. Seed. 







Siberia, elevation: 520m. remarks: Spikes long, arched. 

Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Along the Katun River 5-10km N of 

Kamlak Field Station of Central Siberian Botanical 

Garden, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 400m. 

remarks: Spikes small. Seed. 

70





group: W6. locality: Along the Katun River 5-10km N of 

Kamlak Field Station of Central Siberian Botanical 

Garden, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 400m. 

Seed. 




group: W6. locality: S of Lake Issyk Kul, Kazakh SSR. 

Siberia. remarks: Agafonov collection. Awned. Seed. 




locality: South of Lake Issyk Kul, Siberia. remarks: 

Agafonov composite. Seed. 

PI 564955. Elymus mutabilis subsp. praecaespitosus 

POACEAE 

(Nevski) Tzvelev 




16, 1992. 





Spikes large. Seed. 

PI 564956. Elymus nutans Griseb. 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

donor id: J-19. origin: Pakistan. source history: 



other id: W6 10219. group: W6. locality: Shishket. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MB-86-41—55 (1988), USDA-ARS, 



71

PI 564957 to 564958. Elymus parviglumis (Keng) A, Love 

POACEAE 










locality: Under popular trees, S of Nedong 12km. 

elevation: 3550m. remarks: Seed Increased: MB-102-41—50 

(1991). Seed. 


Originally donated by Dr. Roland von Bothmer, Swedish 

University of Agricultural Sciences, Dept. of Crop 

Genetics, S-26800, Svalov. collected: August 10, 1986. 


W6 10643. group: W6. other id: H-7087. locality: Rich 

grassy slope 3km N of Mijalou, Li Xian county. 

elevation: 2700m. remarks: Seed Increased: MB-102-51—60 

(1991). Seed. 

PI 564959 to 564960. Elymus pendulinus (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: On shaded, moist slope. On 

mountainside opposite the Cheketeman camp (located on the 



elevation: 1030m. remarks: Spikes purlish, curved. 

Seed. 



Jensen. collector id: DJ-3973. other id: W6 10340. 

group: W6. locality: Moist site. Near the 759km marker 

on Highway M-52 toward Aktash, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia. 

elevation: 1050m. Seed. 

72

PI 564961. Elymus pendulinus (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 






collected: August 16, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, D.A. 

Johnson, collector id: DJ-4002. other id: W6 10645. 

group: W6. locality: Along a power line behind the 

Cheketeman Camp (Gorno Altay A.O.), near the 666km 

marker. elevation: 970m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MB-112-21--30 (1991). Very large form. Seed. 

PI 564962 to 564963. Elymus schrenkianus (Fischer & C. Meyer) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 










locality: W of Gongbo 1 gyamda 127km, Mila Mt. elevation: 

4750m. remarks: Seed Increased: MB-103-21—40 (1991). 

Seed. 


Originally donated by Dr. Roland von Bothmer, Swedish 

University of Agricultural Sciences, Dept. of Crop 

Genetics, Svalov. collected: September 21, 1988. 


W6 10644. group: W6. other id: S-26800. other id: 

H-8387. locality: 127km W of Gongbogyamda. elevation: 

4700m. remarks: Seed Increased: MB-103-11--20 (1991). 

Seed. 

PI 564964. Elymus semicostatus (Nees ex Steudel) Meld. 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

73


donor id: J-6. origin: Pakistan, source history: 



other id: W6 10221. group: W6. locality: Jafarabad. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MB-87-36--55 (1988), USDA-ARS, 



PI 564965. Elymus sibiricus L. 

POACEAE 





donor id: D-1221. origin: Russian Federation. 

collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: D-1221. other 


MB-90-31--40. Seed. 

id: 

PI 564966. Elymus sp. 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

donor id: J-155. origin: Nepal. source history: 



other id: W6 10222. group: W6. locality: Jarkot, 7km E 

of Kagbenii, Mustang, elevation: 3405m. remarks: Seed 

Increased: MB-87-57--75 (1989), USDA-ARS, Utah State 

University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 564967 to 564975. Elymus sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




Along the Katun River near its confluence with the Sema 

River near Kamlak (Gorno Altay A.O.). Siberia. 


74


PI 564968 

PI 564969 

PI 564970 

PI 564971 

PI 564972 

PI 564973 

PI 564974 





rocky slope. On mountainside opposite Cheketeman camp 

(located on Ilgumen stream at S side of Cheketeman Pass 

near the 666km marker on Highway M-52, Gorno Altay A.O.). 

Siberia, elevation: 1030m. remarks: Spikes long f 

slender, purplish. Awns short. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: North side near top of Cheketeman 

Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from summit (660km marker on 

Highway M-52 at 1250m) to its base (656km marker and 

1010m). Siberia, elevation: 1240m. remarks: Spikes 

long, slightly curved. Seed. 







Siberia, elevation: 540m. remarks: Awns short. Seed. 


collected: 1987. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 


other id: Agafonov #ACD-87-l. locality: Academy Town 

near Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. Seed. 

donor id: DJ-4140, 

August 24, 1988. 

origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 

collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 

group: W6 

collector id: DJ-4140. other id: W6 10352 

locality: South of Lake Issyk Kul, Siberia 

remarks: 

Agafonov collection. Non-pigmented spikes. Spikelets 

distant. Awns long. Seed. 





Agafonov collection. Spikes narrow, dense. Seed. 



collected: August 27, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B, 


group: W6. remarks: Spikes purple. Awned. Seed. 

75


PI 564975 donor id: DJ-4185. origin: UNKNOWN. source history: 


collected: September 1988. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. 


group: W6. other id: Agafonov #KAS-5. remarks: Awned. 

Seed. 

PI 564976. Elymus sp. 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B. f USDA-ARS, Forage and Range Research, Utah 




donor id: D-4242. origin: Russian Federation, source 

history: Originally donated by Helen Chernykh. 

collected: September 18, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey. 


other id: #28. locality: Cliffs along the seashore at 

Zaveti Llyicha village near Sovetskaya Gavan, Soviet Far 

East. remarks: Seed Increased: MB-90-21--30 (1991). 

Seed. 

PI 564977 to 564987. Elymus trachycaulus (Link) Gould ex Shinn. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: At summit of Cheketeman Pass. N 

side of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from the 

summit (660km marker on Highway M-52 at 1250m) to its 

base (656km marker and 1010m). Siberia, elevation: 

1250m. remarks: Spikes dense. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: At 660km marker. South side of 

Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. from summit (660km 



Leaves broad, bright green. Culms and spikes coarse, 

erect. Seed. 

76





group: W6. locality: In shaded birch-pine woods near 

hotel in Academy Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. 

elevation: 200m. remarks: Spikes short, slender. 

Awnless. Seed. 


history: Originally from Primorsky Region of Soviet Far 

East, collected: August 05, 1989. collector: D.R. 




Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. remarks: Spikes 

drooping. Culms to 90cm. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: In pine forest close to Ob Sea near 

Academy Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia, elevation: 

200m. remarks: Typical. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Near railroad station at Troitskoe, 

a village between Barnaul and Biysk. Siberia, elevation: 





group: W6. locality: On Highway M-52 near Tuetka village 

S of Seminsky Pass, (Gorno Altay A.O.). Siberia. 

elevation: 950m. remarks: Typical. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Growing among granite boulders and 

talus. Near 660km marker on Highway M-52 at top of 

Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 





group: W6. locality: Near Tchuya River at 777km marker 


remarks: Typical. Seed. 

77






South side of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. from 

summit (660km marker on Highway 52 at 1250m) to Cheketman 

camp (666km marker at 960m). Siberia, elevation: 1040m. 

remarks: Single plant. Spikes large, coarse. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: In the village of Tuetka, Gorno 

Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1000m. remarks: Spikes 

slender. Awnless. Seed. 

PI 564988 to 564991. Elymus trachycaulus (Link) Gould ex Shinn. 

POACEAE 





PI 564988 donor id: KJ-40. origin: United States, collected: 


other id: W6 10652. group: W6. locality: Growing on 

rocky side hill, 3 miles SE on Hwy 40 towards Duschane 

from Heber. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-21-21—30 

(1991). Seed. 



other id: W6 10655. group: W6. locality: 21 miles W of 

Junction 287 and 14 heading toward Walden on Hwy 14. 




other id: W6 10656. group: W6. locality: 6.5 miles S of 

Ledville on road side going toward Bona Vista on Hwy 24. 




other id: W6 10658. group: W6. locality: 3.5 miles NW 

of Junction 62 and 145 on Hwy 145 towards Naturita, 

Colorado, remarks: Seed Increased: MA-21-1—10 (1991). 

Seed. 

78

PI 564992 to 564993. Elymus trachycaulus subsp. subsecundus (Link) 

Gould POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B., USDA-ARS f Forage and Range Research, Utah 




PI 564992 donor id: D-3637. origin: United States, source 

history: Originally donated by Greg Hallsten. collected: 

July 31, 1985. collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: 

D-3637. other id: W6 10614. group: W6. other id: 

#1767. locality: Basin Creek, Sawtooth Natl. Rec. Area, 

Custer Co., TUN, R14E, SE21. elevation: 1885m. 




other id: W6 10657. group: W6. locality: 3 miles SW of 

Junction 64 and 67, Cripple Creek. remarks: Seed 


PI 564994 to 564995. Elymus trachycaulus (Link) Gould ex Shinn. subsp. 

trachycaulus POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: Field plots of O. & A. Agafonov in 

Central Siberian Botanical Garden, Academy Town, 

Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. remarks: Blue. received 

as: Elymus novae-angliae. Seed. 


history: Central Siberian Botanical Garden #205, Siberia. 

Originally from Denmark, collected: September 22, 1988. 


DJ-4186. other id: W6 10336. group: W6. remarks: 

Agafonov collection, received as: Elymus novae-angliae. 

Seed. 

PI 564996. Elymus transhyrcanus (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 





79


donor id: AJC-286. origin: Azerbaijan, source history: 

N.I. Vavilov All-Union Institute of Plant Industry, 




Seed. 

PI 564997 to 564998. Elymus tschimganicus (Drobov) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 


August 1988. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen. 

collector id: DJ-4138. 

other id: Agafonov #5. 

other id: W6 10309. group: W6. 

locality: South of Lake Issyk 

Kul, Siberia. remarks: Distant spikelets. Long-awned. 

Seed. 




locality: South of Lake Issyk Kul, Siberia, remarks: 

Agafonov composite. Seed. 


Donated by: Allen, F.L., Tennessee Agr. Exp. Sta., University 

Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee 37901-1071, United States. 

remarks: TN 6-90 Soybean. Received March 11, 1993. 

of 

origin: United States, developed: F.L. Allen, D.M. 

Panter, L. D. Young, origin institute: Tennesse Agr. 

Exp. Sta., Univeristy of Tennessee, Dept. of Plant & Soil 

Sci., P.O. Box 107, Knoxville, Tennessee 37902-2072 

United States, cultivar: TN 6-90. pedigree: Essex X 

(Bay X N73-520). other id: CV-308. source: Crop Sci. 

33(6):1417 1993. group: CSR-SOYBEAN. restricted: CSR. 

remarks: Maturity Group VI, determinate. Pubescence 

tawny. Flowers white. Pod walls tan. Seeds yellow with 

imperfect black hila and average 13.9g 100-1 seed. Plants 

mature approx. Oct. 20-25 (planted early May) and are 

about 40 inches tall at maturity. Seed protein and oil 

content approx. 42% and 20%, respectively. Resistance to 

stem canker (Diaporthe phaseolorum var. caulivora), 

soybean cyst nematode Race 3 (Heterodera glycines) and 

SMV. Moderate resistance to frogeye leaf spot (Cercospora 

sojina). Spring Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

80

PI 565000. Elymus uralensis (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 


State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States, Received 

July 1992. 

donor id: D-2731. origin: Kazakhstan. source history: 

Originally donated by Velio Jaaska # AL-63179. 

collected: August 29, 1979. collector: D.R. Dewey. 


locality: Near Alma Ata. remarks: Seed Increased: 

C-30-6--10 (1987), USDA-ARS, Utah State University, 

Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 565001. Elytrigia alatavica (Drobov) Nevski 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 





Agafonov collection. Very narrow spikes, single 

spikelets. Seed. 

PI 565002. Elytrigia batalinii (Krasn.) Nevski 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




locality: 30km south of Lake Issyk Kul, Siberia. 

remarks: Agafonov collection. received as: Elymus 

batalinii. Seed. 

PI 565003. Elytrigia caespitosa subsp. nodosa (Nevski) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

81



Hortus Botanicus Vacratot, Hungary #1554. collected: 

1985. collector: D.R. Dewey, K.B. Jensen, collector id: 

DJ-4191. other id: W6 10367. group: W6. remarks: 

Agafonov collection, received as: Thinopyrum nodosum. 

Seed. 

PI 565004. Elytrigia intermedia (Host) Nevski 

POACEAE 





donor id: AJC-300. origin: Russian Federation. source 

history: N.I. Vavilov Ail-Union Institute of Plant 

Industry, Leningrad, collected: January 17, 1989. 


id: AJC-300. other id: W6 10574. group: W6. other id: 

VIR 37192. locality: Dikorastuscij Chimkent Region. 

Seed. 

PI 565005. Elytrigia repens (L.) Nevski 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

donor id: AJC-307. origin: Russian Federation. source 

history: Received from N.I. Vavilov Ail-Union Institute 

of Plant Industry, Leningrad, USSR, October 1988. 

Originally donated by K.H. Asay, D.A. Johnson and M. 

Castler. collected: October 1988. collector: K.H. Asay, 

D.A. Johnson, M. Castler. collector id: AJC-307. other 

id: W6 10225. group: W6. other id: VIR-44717. group: 

VIR. locality: Dikorastuscij Kiev Region. remarks: Seed 

Increased: MA-70-28 (1990), USDA-ARS, Utah State 

University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Perennial. 



POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

82



collected: August 11, 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey f K.B. 


group: W6. locality: 546km marker on Highway M-52 beyond 

Cherga toward Shebalino (Gorno Altay A.O.). Siberia. 

elevation: 780m. remarks: Typical. Seed immature. Seed. 


POACEAE 





donor id: AJC-312. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 



group: W6. locality: Roadside, no grazing area. Aktu-38, 

38km SW of Aktyubinsk. Seed. 

PI 565008 to 565012. Elytrigia sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: A side canyon to left of Highway 

M-52 at 667km marker between Cheketeman Pass Aktash, lkm 

beyond Cheketeman camp, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia. 

elevation: 900m. remarks: Probably a product of 

Pseudoroegneria/Agropyron hybridization. Few seeds. 

received as: Pseudoroegneria sp. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Dry, rocky slopes. A side canyon to 

left of Highway M-52 at 667km marker between Cheketeman 

Pass and Aktash, lkm beyond Cheketeman camp, Gorno Altay 

A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1000-lOlOm. remarks: Bulk of 

many plants, received as: Pseudoroegneria sp. Seed. 

83






A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1330m. remarks: Immature. 

received as: Pseudoroegneria sp. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: At 660km marker. South side of 

Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. from summit (660km 



Caespitose. Few seeds, received as: Pseudoroegneria sp. 

Seed. 





South side of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. from 

summit (660km marker on Highway 52 at 1250m) to 

Cheketeman camp (666km marker at 960m). Siberia. 

elevation: 1230m. remarks: Very few seeds. received as: 

Pseudoroegneria sp. Seed. 

PI 565013 to 565014. Festuca rubra L. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: Open south-facing slope N of 

Highway M-52 at village of Kamlak (Gorno Altay A.O.). 

Siberia, elevation: 380m. remarks: Spikes purplish. 

Seed. 




Rocky outcrop next to the Katun River. 79km S of Biysk on 

Highway M-52. elevation: 250m. remarks: Awns short. 

Seed. 

84

PI 565015 to 565018. Festuca sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: In shaded birch-pine woods near 

hotel in Academy Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. 





group: W6. locality: Between 659 and 658km markers. N 

side of Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from the 

summit (660km marker on Highway M-52 at 1250m) to its 

base (656km marker and 1010m). Siberia. elevation: 

1180m. Seed. 





A.O. Siberia. elevation: 1330m. remarks: Leaves bright 

green. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Rocky hillside. Near 602km marker 

on Highway M-52 between Tuetka and Kamlak, Gorno Altay. 


PI 565019. Leymus ambiguus (Vasey & Scribner) D. R. Dewey 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Jensen, K.B. 

State University, Logan, 

July 1992. 

USDA-ARS, Forage and Range Research, Utah 

Utah 84322-6300, United States. Received 



other id: W6 10227. group: W6. locality: On rocky 

outcroppings, 1.2 miles from road to Pikes Peak toll 

section. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-36-76--85 (1989), 

USDA-ARS, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300 

Very fertile. Cultivated. Seed. 

85

PI 565020 to 565021. Leymus angustus (Trin.) Pilger 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: 33km W of Tuetka, Gorno Altay A.O. 

Siberia, elevation: 1130m. remarks: Rare. Few seeds. 

Seed. 

PI 565021 donor id: DJ-4113. origin: Kazakhstan, collected: 1987. 



Along railway from Semipalatinsk to Alma Ata, Siberia. 

remarks: Agafonov collection. Seed. 

PI 565022 to 565032. Leymus angustus (Trin.) Pilger 

POACEAE 






Originally donated by Cathy Hsiao, USDA-ARS, Logan, Utah. 

collected: September 24, 1988. collector: D.R. Dewey. 


locality: S of Urumqi, on way to White Popular Falls. 

elevation: 900m. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-11-41--50 

(1991). Seed. 






locality: Floodland, Beiyanghe, Hoboksar. elevation: 

780m. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-95-1—10 (1991). 

Seed. 





other id: W6 10620. group: W6. locality: Floodland, 

near Zamanashi 5km, Teilike town, Habahe. elevation: 


Seed. 

86


PI 565025 donor id: D-3759. origin: China, source history: 





locality: South slope, mountain steppe, Guozigou Daban, 

Houcheng. elevation: 2000m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MA-96-1--10 (1991). Seed. 



Sichuan Agricultural College, PRC. collected: August 09, 

1987. collector: D.R. Dewey. collector id: D-3761. 


locality: Meadow, Xiamaya xiang, Nuogai, Yimu. 

elevation: 1770m. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-96-71--75 

(1991). Seed. 






locality: Steppe, army horse-breeding farm, Yimu. 

elevation: 2030m. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-95-31—40 

(1991). Seed. 






locality: In a ravine, desert steppe, Shangoqianzi, 

Baelol. elevation: 1990m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MA-96-11--20 (1991). Seed. 






locality: Floodland, Teilike town, near Zamanashi 5km, 

Habahe. elevation: 780m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MA-97-1--20 (1991). Seed. 

87







locality: Floodland, Teilike town, near Zamanashi (5km), 

Habahe. elevation: 780m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MA-97-21--40 (1991). Seed. 






locality: On steppe, (117km) Toli to Tacheng. elevation: 


Seed. 






locality: Among stones, steppe, Bolotala, between Santai 

and Sitai. elevation: 1850m. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MA-97-41--60 (1991). Seed. 

PI 565033 to 565034. Leymus cinereus (Scribner & Merr.) A. Love 

POACEAE 



July 1992. 

PI 565033 donor id: D-2923. origin: United States. source 

history: Originally donated by R.J. Atkins, collector: 

D.R. Dewey. collector id: D-2923. other id: W6 10228. 

group: W6. locality: Sandy soil, 12 miles W of Naches on 

Hwy US 12, Yakama. remarks: Seed Increased: R-18-6—10 

(1987), USDA-ARS, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 

84322-6300. Rhizomatous. Cultivated. Seed. 



other id: W6 10230. group: W6. locality: Down next to 

river, 42.2 miles E of Rangely, on Hwy 64 towards Meeker. 

remarks: Seed Increased: Original Seed, USDA-ARS, Utah 

State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

88

PI 565035 to 565036. Leymus cinereus (Scribner & Merr.) A. Love 

POACEAE 







other id: W6 10653. group: W6. locality: 3 miles NW of 

Meeker on Hwy 64 towards Rangely, 1 mile W on 64 from 

junction of 64 and 13 towards Rangely. remarks: Seed 




other id: W6 10654. group: W6. locality: Growing in 

large stands of road, 14.9 miles E on Hwy 13, from Meeker 

to Craig. remarks: Seed Increased: MA-18-31—40 (1991). 

Seed. 

PI 565037. Leymus racemosus (Lam.) Tzvelev 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: Field plots of 0. & A. Agafonov in 

Central Siberian Botanical Garden, Academy Town, 

Novosibirsk, RSFSR, via Berlin, Germany Botanical Garden. 

Siberia. remarks: Leaves blue, strongly rhizomatous. 

Seed. 

PI 565038. Leymus salinus (M. E. Jones) A. Love 

POACEAE 





origin: United States, collector: K.B. Jensen, other 

id: W6 10550. group: W6. remarks: Seed increased: 

MA-18-78--80. Seed. 

89

PI 565039. Leymus sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




locality: From several stops on railway from 

Semipalatinsk to Alma Ata, Siberia. remarks: Agafonov 

collection. Seed. 

PI 565040. Leymus sp. 

POACEAE 





donor id: D-3651. origin: Kyrgyzstan. source history: 

Originally donated by Olga and Alex Agafonov, Central 

Siberian Botanical Garden, Novosibirisk, USSR. 

collected: August 11, 1987. collector: D.R. Dewey. 


locality: Unspecified site in the Tian Shan mountains. 

remarks: Seed Increased: MA-11—56—65 (1991). Seed 

presented to K.H. Asay and D.A. Johnson during the 

USSR-US grass collecting expedition in 1988. Seed. 

PI 565041 to 565054. Psathyrostachys juncea (Fischer) Nevski 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 


history: Originally from VIR breeding station at Chelkar, 

Kazakh SSR. collected: August 05, 1989. collector: D.R. 

Dewey, K.B. Jensen. collector id: DJ-3797. other id: W6 



Town, Novosibirsk, RSFSR. Siberia. remarks: Composite of 

several breeding selections. Possibly tetraploid. Very 

large plants with culms to 150m. Few seeds. Seed. 

90





group: W6. locality: From field plots in Central 

Siberian Botanical Garden, Academy Town, Novosibirsk, 

RSFSR. Plot #285. Siberia. remarks: Tough rachis. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Near 656km marker on Highway M-52 

beyond Onguday toward Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O. 

Siberia, elevation: 1000m. remarks: Large population. 

Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Shaded, moist slope. On 

mountainside opposite the Cheketeman camp (located on the 



elevation: 1030m. remarks: Very few seeds. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Near the 656km marker. N side of 

Cheketeman Pass, Gorno Altay A.O., from the summit (660km 

marker on Highway M-52 at 1250m) to its base (656km 

marker and 1010m). Siberia, elevation: 1020m. Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Dry, open hillside. A side canyon 

to left of Highway M-52 at 667km marker between 

Cheketeman Pass and Aktash, lkm beyond Cheketeman camp, 

Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 920m. remarks: 

Rare in this area. Seed. 


collected: August 14. 1989. collector: D.R. Dewey, 

Jensen, collector id : DJ-3967. other id: W6 10386 

group: W6. locality: Dry hillside on outskirts of 

Aktash, Gorno Altay A .0. Siberia. elevation: 1340m 

Seed. 

K.B 

91


PI 565048 

PI 565049 

PI 565050 

PI 565051 

PI 565052 

PI 565053 

PI 565054 

donor id: DJ-3969 origin: Russian Federation. 


Jensen, collector id: DJ-3969. other id W6 10387. 

group: W6. locality: Rocky hillside near 768km marker on 

Hishway M-52 toward Aktash, Gorno Altay A O. Siberia. 





group: W6. locality: Open, grassy slope. 13km W of 

Tuetka, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1180m. 

Seed. 

donor id: DJ-4152. origin: Kazakhstan. source history: 

VASHKNIL Institute, Alma Ata, Siberia, collected: August 


id: DJ-4152. other id: W6 10389. group: W6. remarks: 

Agafonov collection. Breeding line from Bozoisky. 2n=14. 

Seed. 




group: W6. locality: Siberia. remarks: Agafonov 

collection. Breeding line #20-17. Induced tetraploid, 

2n=28. Same source as DJ-4152. Seed. 



















92


POACEAE 








10579. group: W6. locality: Along railroad from 

Novosibirsk to Alma Ata, near train station stop #16. 


PI 565056 donor id: AJO530. origin: Russian Federation. 



10580. group: W6. locality: Experimental farm in 

Cherga, Institute of Cytology and Genetics of the 

Siberian Branch of Academy of Science at Novosibirsk. 



collected: August 16, 1988. collector: K.A. Asay, K.B. 


10581. group: W6. locality: 5km W of Yubagon Village, 

Altai region, Siberia, elevation: 1368m. Seed. 




10582. group: W6. locality: 5km S Tuekta Altai region, 





10583. group: W6. locality: On rocky, grazed hillside. 

Tinginsky region, Siberia, elevation: 1216m. Seed. 




10584. group: W6. locality: 10km E of Yubagon Pass, 

Altai region. Siberia, elevation: 1368m. Seed. 




10585. group: W6. locality: 10km E of Yubagon Pass, 

Altai region. Siberia, elevation: 1368m. Seed. 

93


PI 565062 donor id: AJC-537. origin: Russian Federation. source 

history: Guseletovsky Altai Research Institute of Soil 

Management and Plant Breeding, Siberian Branch of the 

Lauaas f Siberia, collected: January 20, 1989. 


id: AJC-537. other id: W6 10586. group: W6. Seed. 


N.I. Vavilov All-Union Institute of Plant Industry, 




remarks: Iskusstvennyj tetraploid. Seed. 






remarks: Start-II6, 2p=28. Seed. 






remarks: Iskusstvennyj tetraploid. Seed. 






2n=28. Induced tetraploid "No. 20-17". Seed. 







PI 565068 donor id: AJC-596. origin: Kazakhstan, source history: 






94
















VIR Instiutute, Leningrad, collected: May 16, 1989. 









2n=28. Strain "Start 116". Seed. 






2n=14K. Strain "Syn-2, No 84". Seed. 






2n=14K. Strain "Syn-2, No 85". Seed. 

PI 565075. Solanum microdontum Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: I.N.T.A., Estacion Experimental Agropecuaria, 7620 

Balcarce, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Received July 30, 1991. 

95


donor id: SCL 4631. origin: Argentina. source history: 

Catamarca, dep. Andalgala. collected: May 13 f 1990. 

collector: D.M. Spooner, A. Clausen, collector id: SCL 

4631. other id: Q 28561. locality: Andalgala. 

latitude: 27 deg. 19 min.. longitude: 066 deg. 03 min.. 

remarks: Seed obtained from Sib S, Year 07/01/91, Lot 

9084. Wild. Seed. 


POACEAE 






Originally donated by Prof. Yen Chi, Agronomy Department, 

Sichuan Agricultural College, PRC. collector: D.R. 

Dewey. collector id: D-2803. other id: W6 10608. 

group: W6. locality: Northwestern China Provinces of 

Shanxi, Qinghai, Gansu, and Xinjiang. remarks: Seed 

Increased: C-26-26--30 (1991). Seed. 

PI 565077 donor id: DT-3139. origin: China, collected: August 09, 


other id: W6 10648. group: W6. locality: Open S facing 

slope, side canyon off the road to Tian Lake, remarks: 

Seed Increased: C-26-31—35 (1991). Seed. 

PI 565078 donor id: DT-3148. origin: China, collected: August 09, 


other id: W6 10649. group: W6. locality: Open S facing 

slope, Side canyon off the road to Tian Lake, elevation: 

1700m. remarks: Seed Increased: C-26-36—40 (1991). 

Seed. 

PI 565079 to 565080. Psathyrostachys sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 




group: W6. locality: Near Tchuya River at 777km marker 


remarks: Ergot infested. Probably Ps. juncea. Seed. 

96


PI 565080 donor id: DJ-4030. origin: Russian Federation, 



group: W6. locality: A meadow off a secondary gravel 

road. In the vicinity of the Tuetka camp, about 37km W of 

Tuetka, Gorno Altay A.O. Siberia. elevation: 1200m. 

remarks: Heavily infested with ergot. Probably Ps. 

juncea. Very few seeds. Seed. 

PI 565081. Lens culinaris Medikus 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: George F. Brocke & Sons, Inc., P.O. Box 159, 1st & Brown 

Street, Kendrick, Idaho 83537, United States. Received March 29, 

1993. 

origin: Spain. cultivar: SPANISH BROWN. other id: W6 

11370. group: W6. remarks: Known by the name Spanish 

Brown lentil or Small Brown lentil. Currently grown 

widely in the Palouse region of the Pacific Northwest, 

seed exported to Spain. Seed lot SBL LOT 92. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

PI 565082. Pseudoroegneria strigosa subsp. aegilopoides (Drobov) A. 

Love POACEAE 



July 1992. 

donor id: DT-3094. origin: China. source history: 

Originally donated by D.R. Dewey. collected: August 08, 


other id: W6 10231. group: W6. locality: Far Eastern 

shore of Tian Lake. remarks: Seed Increased: 

MB-99-1--30, (1988) USDA-ARS, Utah State University, 

Logan, Utah 84322-6300. received as: Pseudoroegneria 

aegilopoides. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 565083 to 565084. Stipa sp. 

POACEAE 




16, 1992. 

97






rocky slope. On mountainside opposite the Cheketeman camp 

(located on the Ilgumen stream at S side of Cheketeman 

Pass near the 666km marker on Highway M-52, Gorno Altay 

A.O. Siberia, elevation: 1030m. remarks: Awns short. 

Seed. 



Jensen, collector id DJ-4028. other id: W6 10412. 

group: W6. locality: Rocky slope on secondary gravel 

road. In the vicinity of the Tuetka camp, about 37km W of 

Tuetka, Gorno Altay A O. Siberia, elevation: 1160m. 

remarks: Short awned. Seed. 

PI 565085. Secale cereale L. POACEAE Rye 

Donated by: Baker, J.L., Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc., P.O. 

Box 2180, Ardmore, Oklahoma 73402, United States; and Oklahoma Agr. 

Exp. Sta.. remarks: Oklon Winter Rye. Received February 17, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: R.P. Bates, J.L. 

Baker, origin institute: Noble Foundation, Inc., P.O. 

Box 2180, Ardmore, Oklahoma 73402 United States. 

cultivar: OKLON. pedigree: Increase from an individual 

space-planted Maton rye in the third cycle of recurrent 

selection, other id: NF125. other id: CV-14. source: 

Crop Sci. 34(2):541 1994. group: CSR-RYE. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Vegetative and seed characteristics very 

similar to Maton rye. No consistant differences noted in 

plant height, lodging, seed size, test weight, maturity, 

heading date or disease and insect resistance. Such 

traits vary with conditions. Main advantage is its 

greater fall and winter (earlier) forage production with 

increased total forage production under some conditions. 

Winter Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Cargill Hybrid Seeds, United States. 

12, 1993. 

Received February 

origin: United States, origin institute: Cargill Hybrid 

Seeds United States, cultivar: PAYMASTER HS30. other 



98



12, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: 8M129. other id: PVP 





12, 1993. 



Genetics United States, cultivar: 2MCDB. other id: PVP 



PI 565089. Festuca arundinacea Schreber POACEAE Tall fescue 

Donated by: Pickseed West, Inc., United States. 

12, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Pickseed West, 

Inc. United States, cultivar: LANCER, other id: PVP 



PI 565090. Lolium perenne L. POACEAE Perennial ryegrass 

Donated by: Willamette Seed Company, United States. 


Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Willamette Seed 

Company United States, cultivar: CATHEDRAL. other id: 




Donated by: Terral-Norris Seed Company, Inc., United States. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Terral-Norris 

Seed Company, Inc. United States. cultivar: TERRA-VIG 



99





Seed Company, Inc. United States, cultivar: TERRA-VIG 







Seed Company, Inc. United States, cultivar: TERRA-VIG 




Donated by: Germain's, Inc., United States. Received February 12, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Germain's, Inc. 

United States. cultivar: GERMAIN'S GC-21Q. other id: 




Donated by: Germain's, Inc., United States. Received February 12, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Germain's, Inc. 

United States. cultivar: GERMAIN'S ACALA GC-610. other 




Donated by: Jacklin Seed Company, United States. 

12, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Jacklin Seed 

Company United States, cultivar: APM. other id: PVP 



100

PI 565097. Lactuca sativa L. ASTERACEAE Lettuce 

Donated by: Asgrow Seed Company, United States. 

12, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Asgrow Seed 

Company United States, cultivar: BONANZA. other id: 




Donated by: Forbes Seed & Grain, Inc., United States. 


Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Forbes Seed & 

Grain, Inc. United States, cultivar: EXCALIBUR. other 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHVJ4. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHAW6. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHEM9. 



101





International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHEW7. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHFA5. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHHB9. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHHH9. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHJR5. 



102





International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHKE6. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHMKO. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHN41. 






origin: United States. origin institute: Pioneer Hi-Bred 

International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHRE1. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHV57. 



103





International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHW53. 







International, Inc. United States, cultivar: PHW80. 




Donated by: Smith Seed Services, United States. 

12, 1993. 


origin: United States, origin institute: Smith Seed 

Services United States. cultivar: KITTY HAWK. other 




Donated by: Asgrow Seed Company, United States. 

12, 1993. 



Company United States, cultivar: IMPACT. other id: tPVP 



PI 565116 to 565177. Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench POACEAE Sorghum 

Donated by: Obilana, A.T., SADCC/ICRISAT, P.O. Box 776, Bulawayo, 

Zimbabwe. remarks: Received through J. Dahlberg, Tropical 

Agriculture Research Station, USDA-ARS, P.O. Box 70, Mayaguez, 

Puerto Rico. Received February 05, 1993. 

104


PI 565116 

PI 565117 

PI 565118 

PI 565119 

PI 565120 

PI 565121 

PI 565122 

PI 565123 

PI 565124 

PI 565125 

PI 565126 

PI 565127 

PI 565128 

PI 565129 

donor id: SDS 1412. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: Striga 

resistance with multiple resistance to 2 or more species 

or biotypes of Striga in India and Africa. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

donor id: SAR 19. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: Striga 



Seed. 




Seed. 




Seed. 




Seed. 

origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: MACIA. remarks: Improved 

elite white type. Cultivar. Seed. 

donor id: ICSV-112. origin: Zimbabwe, 

elite white type. Cultivated. Seed. 

donor id: SDS 170. origin: Zimbabwe, 


donor id: SDS 2298. origin: Zimbabwe, 


remarks: Improved 



donor id: SDS 2293-6. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 

Improved elite white type. Cultivated. Seed. 

donor id: SDSL 90056. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 








105


PI 565130 donor id: SDSL 90173. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 


PI 565131 donor id: SDSL 87019. origin: Zimbabwe, remarks: 






PI 565134 donor id: SDS 3487. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: Improved 
















PI 565142 donor id: SV-2. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: Improved 


PI 565143 donor id: SDSL 87046T. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 


PI 565144 donor id: SDSL 87013-1. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 


PI 565145 donor id: SDSL 87013-2. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 




106


PI 565147 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: SIMA. remarks: Improved 

elite white type. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565148 donor id: SDS 2690. origin: Zimbabwe, remarks: Improved 


PI 565149 donor id: LARS 46-85. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 








PI 565153 donor id: SDS 90143. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 










PI 565158 donor id: SDS 1710-1. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 

Improved elite red type. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 565159 donor id: SDS 1948-3. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: 


PI 565160 donor id: LARS 19. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: Improved 

elite red type. Cultivated. Seed. 


elite red type. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 565162 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: TOWN. remarks: Improved 

elite red type. Cultivar. Seed. 



107






PI 565166 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: SERENA, remarks: Improved 

elite brown type. Cultivar. Seed. 


elite brown type. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 565168 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: FRAMIDA. remarks: Improved 


PI 565169 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: DWARF WONDER. remarks: 

Improved elite brown type. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565170 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: BROWN TSWETA. remarks: 


PI 565171 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: NTULI RED. remarks: 




PI 565173 donor id: ZAM 1513. origin: Zimbabwe. remarks: Improved 


PI 565174 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: RED ZWAZI. remarks: 



Improved elite brown type. Cultivated. Seed. 


Improved elite brown type. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 565177 origin: Zimbabwe, cultivar: KUSUMA. remarks: Improved 



Donated by: Liu f C.T., Idaho Agric. Exp. Station, University of 

Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843, United States. Received November 18, 

1991. 

108


PI 565178 origin: China, origin institute: Hebei Academy of Agric. 

Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: SHICHIAZUANG 

5144. collected: September 1991. collector: C.T. Liu, 

Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, collector id: 1. other id: 

MAC9192-732. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, origin institute id: 

C4-102-5. collected: September 1991. collector: C.T. 

Liu, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, collector id: 2. other id: 

MAC9192-734. Breeding Material. Seed. 


Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: HENGSHUI 

714. local name: Yimai 6. collected: September 1991. 

collector: C.T. Liu, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, collector 

id: 3. other id: MAC9192-736. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: HENG 5007. 

collected: September 1991. collector: C.T. Liu, Univ. of 

Idaho, Moscow, collector id: 4. other id: MAC9192-738. 








Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: HENG 88-76. 














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Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: AI 781. 










Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: HENG 89W08. 





Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: HENGSHUI 

8924. collected: September 1991. collector: C.T. Liu, 

Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, collector id: 13. other id: 













Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: YIMAI 24. 




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Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: YI 5418. 




PI 565195 origin: China. origin institute: Hebei Academy of Agric. 

Sciences, Hengshui, Hebei China, cultivar: LUMAI 15. 




PI 565196 origin: China. origin institute id: 84-5418. collected: 

September 1991. collector: C.T. Liu, Univ. of Idaho, 

Moscow, collector id: 19. other id: MAC9192-768. 

locality: Hengshui. Cultivated. Seed. 


Donated by: Gonzalo, Avila L., Banco de Germoplasma, Centro 

Fitotecnico de Pairumani, Casilla, Cochabamba 128, Bolivia. 

Received October 08, 1991. 

PI 565197 origin: Bolivia. local name: KARA HUMA. collected: 

September 05, 1982. collector: A. Rojas. collector id: 

1. other id: MAC9192-8794. locality: Juntu Tuyu, Arani. 

latitude: 17 deg. 24 min. S. longitude: 066 deg. 14 min. 

W. elevation: 3370m. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 565198 origin: Bolivia. local name: COPOSO. collected: 


2. other id: MAC9192-8796. locality: Kewinal, Arani. 



PI 565199 origin: Bolivia. local name: ASTRILLANO. collected: 


3. other id: MAC9192-8798. locality: Sanja, Carrasco. 



PI 565200 origin: Bolivia. local name: ESTRALLANO. collected: 


5. other id: MAC9192-8802. locality: Jutun Tuyu, Arani. 



Ill

PI 565197 to 

PI 565201 

PI 565202 

PI 565203 

PI 565204 

PI 565205 

PI 565206 

PI 565207 

* PI 565208 

565258-continued 

origin: Bolivia. local name: FLORENTINO. collected: 


8. other id: MAC9192-8808. locality: Tago Loma, Jordan. 



origin: Bolivia. local name: ASTRILLANO. collected: 


11. other id: MAC9192-8814. locality: Alfamayo, Esteban 

Arce. latitude: 17 deg. 35 min. S. longitude: 066 deg. 

08 min. W. elevation: 2665m. Landrace. Seed. 



14. other id: MAC9192-8820. locality: Machayamarca, 

Carrasco. latitude: 17 deg. 40 min. S. longitude: 065 

deg. 15 min. W. elevation: 2700m. Landrace. Seed. 

origin: Bolivia. local name: MURA HUMA. collected: 


16. other id: MAC9192-8824. locality: Juntu Tuyu, 

Arani. latitude: 17 deg. 24 min. S. longitude: 066 deg. 

14 min. W. elevation: 3360m. Landrace. Seed. 

origin: Bolivia. local name: YLACO. collected: 


17. other id: MAC9192-8826. locality: Chijmuri, 





18. other id: MAC9192-8828. locality: Lambramani, 



origin: Bolivia, local name: NAPITO. collected: 


24. other id: MAC9192-8840. locality: Comumpampa, 

Campero. latitude: 18 deg. 12 min. S. longitude: 065 


Triticum durum Desf. POACEAE Wheat 

origin: Bolivia, local name: CHAGGO. collected: 


27. other id: MAC9192-8846. locality: Sunchu Rancho, 



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PI 565209 

PI 565210 

PI 565211 

PI 565212 

PI 565213 

PI 565214 

PI 565215 

PI 565216 

origin: Bolivia, local name: MOCHO. collected: 


29. other id: MAC9192-8850. locality: San Pedro, 



origin: Bolivia, local name: NAPO, 

12, 1982. collector: J. Carvajal. 

other id: MAC9192-8852. locality: 

Aviles. latitude: 21 deg. 42 min. 

deg. 40 min. W. elevation: 1800m. 

collected: November 

collector id: 30. 

Pampa La Vilia, 

S. longitude: 064 

Landrace. Seed. 

origin: Bolivia. local name: LERMA. collected: November 

12, 1982. collector: J. Carvajal. collector id: 31. 

other id: MAC9192-8854. locality: Pampa La Villa, 

Aviles. latitude: 21 deg. 42 min. S. longitude: 064 


origin: Bolivia. local name: OVILI. collected: August 

24, 1982. collector: S. Alandia, D. Morales, collector 

id: 33. other id: MAC9192-8858. locality: Camiclaya, 

Inquisivi. latitude: 16 deg. 43 min. S. longitude: 067 


origin: Bolivia. local name: FLORENTINO. collected: 

January 23, 1983. collector: M. Crespo. collector id: 

40. other id: MAC9192-8872. locality: Torrecillas, 

Cabaliero. latitude: 17 deg. 55 min. S. longitude: 064 


origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO. collected: April 

20, 1983. collector: A. Avila, A. Rojas, P. Gulick. 

collector id: 43. other id: MAC9192-8878. locality: 

Aguirre, Chapare. latitude: 17 deg. 20 min. S. 



origin: Bolivia. local name: REDONDILLO. collected: May 

08, 1983. collector: L. Pierola, P. Gulick. collector 

id: 47. other id: MAC9192-8886. locality: Tarabuco, 

Yamparaez. latitude: 19 deg. 13 min. S. longitude: 065 

deg. 13 min. W. Landrace. Seed. 

origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO GABO. collected: May 


id: 49. other id: MAC9192-8890. locality: Villa-Villa, 



113


PI 565217 origin: Bolivia. local name: GABO. collected: May 10, 

1983. collector: L. Pierola, P. Gulick. collector id: 

50. other id: MAC9192-8892. locality: Villa-Villa, 





51. other id: MAC9192-8894. locality: Morado K f asa, 



PI 565219 origin: Bolivia, local name: AUSTRALIANO. collected: 

May 10, 1983. collector: L. Pierola, P. Gulick. 


Morado K ! asa, Yamparaez. latitude: 19 deg. 07 min. S. 



PI 565220 origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO. collected: May 10, 


53. other id: MAC9192-8898. locality: Canalpampa, 

Zudanez. latitude: 19 deg. 10 min. S. longitude: 065 




54. other id: MAC9192-8900. locality: Peral, Zudanez. 





55. other id: MAC9192-8902. locality: Peral, Zudanez. 



PI 565223 origin: Bolivia. local name: AUSTRALIANO. collected: 



Salapampa, Zudanez. latitude: 14 deg. 07 min. S. 



PI 565224 origin: Bolivia. local name: FLORENTINO. collected: May 


id: 58. other id: MAC9192-8906. locality: Arcillos, 

Tomina. latitude: 19 deg. 12 min. S. longitude: 064 


114


PI 565225 

PI 565226 

PI 565227 

PI 565228 

PI 565229 

PI 565230 

PI 565231 

PI 565232 

origin: Bolivia. local name: FLORENTINO. collected: May 


id: 59. other id: MAC9192-8908. locality: Subu-Subu, 

Tomina. latitude: 19 deg. 12 min. S. longitude: 064 




id: 60. other id: MAC9192-8910. locality: Pampa de la 

Caldera, Tomina. latitude: 19 deg. 12 min. S. 

longitude: 064 deg. 30 min. W. elevation: 2020m. 


origin: Bolivia. local name: AMERICANA, collected: May 


id: 61. other id: MAC9192-8912. locality: Pampa de la 

Caldera, Tomina. latitude: 19 deg. 12 min. S. 





id: 62. other id: MAC9192-8914. locality: Concepcion 

Pampa, Belisario Boeto. latitude: 19 deg. 08 min. S. 



origin: Bolivia. local name: GABO. collected: May 12, 


63. other id: MAC9192-8916. locality: Concepcion Pampa, 

Belisario Boeto. latitude: 19 deg. 08 min. S. 



origin: Bolivia, local name: AMERICANO, collected: May 


id: 65. other id: MAC9192-8920. locality: Pupa Huaycu, 



origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO AUSTRALIANO. 

collected: May 13, 1983. collector: L. Pierola, P. 

Gulick. collector id: 66. other id: MAC9192-8922. 

locality: Lavadero Pampa, Yamparaez. latitude: 19 deg. 

07 min. S. longitude: 065 deg. 05 min. W. elevation: 

2750m. Landrace. Seed. 

origin: Bolivia. local name: GABO. collected: May 13, 


67. other id: MAC9192-8924. locality: Lavadero Pampa, 



115


PI 565233 origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO VICTORIA, collected: 

May ll f 1983. collector: L. Pierola, P. Gulick. 


Vila-Vila, Yamparaez. latitude: 19 deg. 07 min. S. 



PI 565234 origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO TEMPRANILLO. 



locality: Lajas, Yamparaez. latitude: 19 deg. 13 min. S. 



PI 565235 origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO AUSTRALIANO. 



locality: Vila-Vila, Yamparaez. latitude: 19 deg. 07 

min. S. longitude: 065 deg. 05 min. W. elevation: 

2900m. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 565236 origin: Bolivia. local name: JARAL. collected: May 11, 


71. other id: MAC9192-8932. locality: Lajas, Yamparaez. 



PI 565237 origin: Bolivia. local name: K'ARA HUMA. collected: May 


id: 72. other id: MAC9192-8934. locality: Lajas, 



PI 565238 origin: Bolivia. local name: QUIMORA. collected: May 


id: 73. other id: MAC9192-8936. locality: Redencion 

Pampa, Zudanez. latitude: 19 deg. 08 min. S. longitude: 

065 deg. 18 min. W. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 565239 origin: Bolivia. local name: JARAL. collected: May 13, 


74. other id: MAC9192-8938. locality: Turu Mayu, 





75. other id: MAC9192-8940. locality: San Antonio, 



116


PI 565241 origin: Bolivia, local name: SAGUAYO. collected: May 


id: 76. other id: MAC9192-8942. locality: San Antonio, 



PI 565242 origin: Bolivia. local name: REDONDILLO. collected: May 


id: 77. other id: MAC9192-8944. locality: Chuqui 

Chuqui, Oropeza. latitude: 18 deg. 50 min. S. 

longitude: 065 deg. 08 min. W. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 565243 origin: Bolivia, local name: MEXICO, collected: June 

21, 1983. collector: A. Avila, A. Rojas. collector id: 

79. other id: MAC9192-8948. locality: Cochabamba. 



June 21, 1983. collector: A. Avila, A. Rojas. collector 

id: 80. other id: MAC9192-8950. locality: Cochabamba. 


PI 565245 origin: Bolivia. local name: CRIOLLO. collected: July 


86. other id: MAC9192-8962. locality: Huaynacota, 

Capinota. latitude: 17 deg. 38 min. S. longitude: 066 




90. other id: MAC9192-8970. locality: Banda Rancho, 



PI 565247 origin: Bolivia. local name: CRIOLLITO. collected: July 


91. other id: MAC9192-8972. locality: Banda Rancho, 



PI 565248 origin: Bolivia. local name: JATUM MOCHO. collected: 

July 15, 1983. collector: S. alandia. collector id: 93. 

other id: MAC9192-8976. locality: Wayllas, Chayanta. 



PI 565249 origin: Bolivia. local name: FLORENTINO. collected: 

July 15, 1983. collector: S. Alandia. collector id: 95. 

other id: MAC9192-8978. locality: Antora, Chayanta. 



117



July 08, 1983. collector: S. alandia. collector id: 97. 

other id: MAC9192-8980. locality: Rodeo, Chayanta. 



PI 565251 origin: Bolivia. local name: CHAMPU. collected: July 

08, 1983. collector: S. Alandia. collector id: 98. 

other id: MAC9192-8982. locality: Corral Mayu, Chayanta. 



PI 565252 origin: Bolivia, local name: CHUMPI. collected: July 


other id: MAC9192-8984. locality: Pachawe, Chayanta. 




July 08, 1983. collector: S. Alandia. collector id: 

101. other id: MAC9192-8986. locality: Pachawe, 

Chayanta. latitude: 18 deg. 43 min. S. longitude: 066 


PI 565254 origin: Bolivia. local name: KHUMPU. collected: July 


other id: MAC9192-8988. locality: Khara Khara, Chayanta. 





103. other id: MAC9192-8990. locality: Khara Khara, 



PI 565256 origin: Bolivia, local name: JATUM MOCHO. collected: 


104. other id: MAC9192-8992. locality: Tanga Tanga, 



PI 565257 origin: Bolivia. local name: PERLA. collected: August 

04, 1983. collector: G. Avila. collector id: 106. 

other id: MAC9192-8994. locality: Villa Abecia, 

SudCinti. elevation: 2300m. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 565258 origin: Bolivia, collector id: 109. other id: 

MAC9192-8996. Landrace. Seed. 

118

PI 565259 to 565271. Triticum durum Desf. POACEAE Wheat 

Donated by: Gonzalo, Avila L., Banco de Germoplasma, Centro 

Fitotecnico de Pairumani, Casilla, Cochabamba 128, Bolivia. 


PI 565259 origin: Bolivia. local name: YURAC MEXICO, collected: 


6. other id: MAC9192-8804. locality: Kewinal, Arani. 



PI 565260 origin: Bolivia. local name: YANA BARBA. collected: 












26. other id: MAC9192-8844. locality: Hoyadas, 



PI 565263 origin: Bolivia. local name: MEXICO YANA BARBA. 

collected: September 04, 1982. collector: A. Rojas. 


Tago Loma, Jordan, latitude: 17 deg. 35 min. S. 



PI 565264 origin: Bolivia. local name: TRIGO. collected: January 

23, 1983. collector: M. Crespo. collector id: 41. 

other id: MAC9192-8874. locality: Pojo, Carrasco. 



PI 565265 origin: Bolivia. local name: BARBA NEGRA. collected: 



Pupa Huaycu, Zudanez. latitude: 19 deg. 10 min. S. 



119


PI 565266 origin: Bolivia. local name: MEXICO, collected: June 


81. other id: MAC9192-8952. locality: Punata, Punata. 




July 15, 1983. collector: A. Avila, A. Rojas. collector 

id: 85. other id: MAC9192-8960. locality: Playa Ancha, 





87. other id: MAC9192-8964. locality: Playa Ancha, 



PI 565269 origin: Bolivia. local name: CRIOLLITO. collected: July 


88. other id: MAC9192-8966. locality: Rancho Moco, 




July 15, 1983. collector: A. Avila, A. Rojas. collector 

id: 92. other id: MAC9192-8974. locality: Banda Rancho, 



PI 565271 origin: Bolivia, collector id: 111. other id: 


PI 565272 to 565273. Helianthus annuus L. ASTERACEAE Sunflower 

Donated by: Hanzel, J.J., North Dakota Agr. Exp. Sta., North Dakota 

State University, Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5051, United States; 

and Agricultural Research Service -- USDA. remarks: Two 

Bird-Resistant Sunflower Germplasm Lines. Received February 19, 

1993. 

120


PI 565272 origin: United States, developed: J.J. Hanzel, T.J. 

Gulya. origin institute: North Dakota Agr. Exp. Sta., 

North Dakota State University, Dept. of Crop and Weed 

Sciences, Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5051 United States. 

cultivar: NDBR1. pedigree: Impira INTA white 

*2/3SP/2/HA89. other id: GP-187. source: Crop Sci. 

33(6):1419 1993. group: CSR-SUNFLOWER. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Bloom 65-70 days after planting. Mature in 

105-110 days. Plants average 130cm in height. Achenes 

grey to black, average oil content of 45% (10% moisture). 

Plants possess morphological traits, i.e. concave-shaped 

heads, heads facing downward, and long head-to-stem 

distance, which condition resistance to seed loss by 

feeding birds (Agelaius phoeniceus L., Xanthocephalus 

xanthocephalus L., and Quiscalus quiscula L.). Spring 


PI 565273 origin: United States, developed: J.J. Hanzel, T.J. 

Gulya. origin institute: North Dakota Agr. Exp. Sta., 

North Dakota State University, Dept. of Crop and Weed 

Sciences, Fargo, North Dakota 58105 United States. 

cultivar: NDBR2. pedigree: Impira INTA white 

*2/3SP/2/HA89. other id: GP-188. source: Crop Sci. 

33(6):1419 1993. group: CSR-SUNFLOWER. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Bloom 65-70 days after planting and mature 

in 105-110 days. Plants average 130cm in height. Achenes 

gray to black and have an average oil content of 45% (10% 

moisture). Plants possess morphological traits, i.e. 

concave-shaped heads, heads facing downward, and long 

head-to-stem distance, which condition resistance to seed 

loss by feeding birds (Agelaius phoeniceus L., 

Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus L., and Quiscalus quiscula 

L.). Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565274. Medicago sativa L. FABACEAE Alfalfa 

Donated by: Bingham, E.T., Wisconsin Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1597, United States, 

remarks: MAG7 Alfalfa Inbred Parental Line. Received February 19, 

1993. 

121


* Medicago sativa L. subsp. sativa FABACEAE Alfalfa 

origin: United States, developed: E.T. Bingham. origin 

institute: Wisconsin Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Wisconsin, Agronomy Dept., 1575 Linden Drive, Madison, 

Wisconsin 53706 United States, cultivar: MAG7. 

pedigree: Derived from f Multileaf f alfalfa. Elite 

multileaf plant with white flowers was self-pollinated 

for three generations, diploidized via haploidy, 

re-doubled to a tetraploid, and inbred and selected seven 

more generations, other id: PL-4. source: Crop Sci. 

33(6):1427 1993. group: CSR-ALFALFA. other id: W6 

11387. group: W6. restricted: CSR. remarks: Deep 

inbred line of alfalfa 2n=4x=32 chromosomes. Typical for 

an inbred of a cross pollinated species and exhibits 

inbreeding depression. Excellent combining ability and 

persistence in Wisconsin. Has not been tested for 

resistance to insects or diseases. Flower light purple to 

white, seeds tend to be whiter than standard alfalfa. 

Inbreeding coefficient is F=.8. Anticipated use is in 

research requiring an inbred. Cytoplasm male-fertile. 

Other characteristics typical of cultivated alfalfa. 

Perennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565275 to 565280. Medicago sativa L. FABACEAE Alfalfa 

Donated by: Erwin, D.C., California Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

California, Riverside, California 92521-0122, United States. 

remarks: Six Alfalfa Germplasms. Received February 19, 1993. 

* PI 565275 Medicago sativa L. subsp. sativa FABACEAE Alfalfa 

origin: United States, developed: D.C. Erwin, R.A. Khan. 

origin institute: California Agr. Exp. Sta., University 

of California, Dept. of Plant Pathology, Riverside, 

California 92521-0122 United States, cultivar: 

AV89-14D. pedigree: 21 plants selected from CUF101 

(48%), UCPX1971 (19%), UC302 (10%), and UC340 (23%). 


group: CSR-ALFALFA. other id: W6 11388. group: W6. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Non-dormant. Selected for 

resistance to verticillium wilt (V. albo-atrum). Also has 

resistance to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. 

medicaginis) and moderate resistance to phytophthora 

rootrot (Phytophthora medicaginis). Perennial. Breeding 


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* PI 565276 

* PI 565277 

* PI 565278 

Medicago sativa L. subsp. sativa FABACEAE Alfalfa 





AV89-14A. pedigree: 9 plants selected from CUF101 (43%), 

UC329, UC302 and Moapa 69 (11% each) and UC Cibola (22%). 


group: CSR-ALFALFA. other id: W6 11389. group: W6. 












AV89-14B. pedigree: 7 plants selected from UCPX1971 and 

UC329 (14% each), Lahontan (29%) and CUF101 (43%). other 

id: GP-267. source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1425 1993. group: 

CSR-ALFALFA. other id: W6 11390. group: W6. 












AV89-14C. pedigree: 92 plants selected from CUF101 

(54%), UC329 (18%), UC302 and UC340 (12% each). other 


CSR-ALFALFA. other id: W6 11391. group: W6. 





rootrot (Phytophthora medicaginis 0). Perennial. 


123


PI 565279 

* PI 565280 






UC193-194VR. pedigree: 134 plants selected from UC193 

(48%) and from UC194 (52%). other id: GP-270. source: 

Crop Sci. 33(6):1425 1993. group: CSR-ALFALFA. other 

id: W6 11392. group: W6. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Non-dormant. Selected for resistance to verticillium wilt 

(V. albo-atrum). Also has resistance to fusarium wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. medicaginis) and moderate 

resistance to phytophthora rootrot (Phytophthora 

medicaginis). Perennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 






UC257VR. pedigree: 10 plants from UC257: UC62(2), 

UC76(2), UC76D(9), UC88(6), UC100Q3), UCPX7K22), 

WL340(6), WL318U0), WL508(3), Nevada Synxx(ll), Nevada 

Synyy(13) and AS13A(8). other id: GP-271. source: Crop 

Sci. 33(6):1425 1993. group: CSR-ALFALFA. other id: W6 

11393. group: W6. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Non-dormant. Selected for resistance to verticillium wilt 

(V. albo-atrum). Also has resistance to fusarium wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. medicaginis), bacterial wilt 

(Clavibacter michigenense sub sp. insidiosum), and 

moderate resistance to phytophthora rootrot (Phytophthora 

medicaginis). Perennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565281 to 565286. Beta vulgaris L. CHENOPODIACEAE Sugarbeet 

Donated by: Lewellen, R.T., 

1636 E Alisal St., Salinas, 


USDA-ARS, Agricultural Research Station, 

California 93905, United States. 

PI 565281 origin: United States, cultivar: C49/2. pedigree: 

Selected from C49, an improved population from the line 

cross of C37/C31/2. other id: Y049. remarks: Represents 

two additional cycles of selection from C49 for 

resistance to virus yellows, Erwinia root rot, powdery 

mildew, and individual root performance for sugar yield. 

Multigerm and self-sterile with fair resistance to curly 

top and bolting. Biennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

124


PI 565282 origin: United States, cultivar: C54/2. pedigree: 

Reselected from C54. An improved population from 

composite crosses involving 50% C46 and 50% C37, C31/4, 

C91, C49 and C92. other id: YO54. other id: YO54 (iso). 

remarks: Reselection from C54 for improved resistance to 

beet yellows virus, Erwinia root rot, and powdery mildew, 

Multigerm, self-sterile, moderately resistant to curly 

top and bolting with adaptation to California. Broadly 

based. Biennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565283 origin: United States, cultivar: C603. pedigree: S5 

line from cross of curly top resistant line similar to 

C17 to B883. other id: N203. other id: N103. remarks: 

Homozygous beet cyst nematode (Heterodera schachtii) 

resistant line. Multigerm. Self-fertile (Sf). Line 

identified in S2 progeny test as homozygous resistant. 

Biennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565284 origin: United States, cultivar: C603-1. pedigree: 

Single plant increase from S3 of C603 that showed better 

pollen fertility and plant vigor, other id: N203-1. 

other id: N103-1. remarks: Homozygous beet cyst nematode 

(Heterodera schachtii) resistant line. Biennial. 


PI 565285 origin: United States, cultivar: C859. pedigree: 

Recombined composite crosses and backcrosses of multigerm 

source of rhizomania to monogerm, O-type, curly top 

resistant germplasm similar to C566 and C563. other id: 

2859 (iso). other id: 2859R (iso). other id: 2859m(Sp). 

remarks: Variable, self-fertile (Sf) population that 

segregates for resistance to rhizomania (Rz). Could be 

used as a source to obtain combined resistance to curly 

top virus and rhizomania in monogerm, O-type background. 

Population segregates for monogermity, O-type, curly top 

resistance, hypocotyl color, genetic male sterility, etc. 

Biennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565286 origin: United States, cultivar: B883. pedigree: Sugar 

beets homozygous for resistance to beet cyst nematode 

(Heterodera schachtii), developed from monosomic 

additions of Beta procumbens to B. vulgaris. other id: 

N801A. remarks: Increased from B883. Homozygous cyst 

nematode resistant line from I.R.S., Bergen op Zoom, The 

Netherlands. Multigerm. Self-fertile (Sf). Not fully 

pollen fertile. Very low vigor. Small canopy. Easy 

bolting. Biennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

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PI 565287. Arachis sp. FABACEAE Peanut 

Donated by: Simpson, C.E., Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M Univ. 

Res. and Ext. Ctr., Stephenville, Texas 76401, United States, 

remarks: TXAG-6 and TXAG-7 Peanut Germplasms. Received February 25, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: C.E. Simpson, S.C. 

Nelson, J.L. Starr, K.E. Woodard, O.D. Smith. origin 

institute: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M Univ. Res. and 

Ext. Ctr., Route 2, Box 00, Stephenville, Texas 76401 

United States, cultivar: TXAG-6. pedigree: (Arachis 

batizocoi (K-9484, PI 298639)/(A. cardenasii (GKP-10017, 

PI 26214D/A. chacoensis (GKP-10602, PI 276235) ))4x. 

other id: TP-129. other id: GP-63. source: Crop Sci. 

33(6):1418 1993. group: CSR-PEANUT. restricted: CSR. 

remarks: Highly resistant to root-knot nematode 

(Meloidogyne arenaria) and is virtually immune to early 

and late leafspot (Cercospora arachidicola and 

Phaeoisariopsis personata), respectively. Highly uniform. 

Seeds very small (13g 100-1) and contained in single 

segmented pods. Plants prostrate, sparsely branched, 

mainstem height 30-40cm. Seed color brown/tan, with 

occasional red seed. Flower color yellow. Leaves dark 

green. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 


Donated by: Simpson, C.E., Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M Univ. 

Res. and Ext. Ctr., Stephenville, Texas 76401, United States. 


origin: United States, developed: C.E. Simpson, S.C. 

Nelson, J.L. Starr, K.E. Woodard, O.D. Smith. origin 

institute: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M Univ. Res. and 

Ext. Ctr., Route 2, Box 00, Stephenville, Texas 76401 

United States, cultivar: TXAG-7. pedigree: (((Arachis 

batizocoi (K-9484, PI 298639)/(A. cardenasii (GKP-10017, 

PI 26214D/A. chacoensis (GKP-10602, PI 276235) ) )4x/A. 

hypogaea (cv. 'Florunner f ))/A. hypogaea (cv. Florunner)) 

- 6A. other id: TP-135-4. other id: GP-64. source: 

Crop Sci. 33(6):1418 1993. group: CSR-PEANUT. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Highly resistant to root-knot 

nematode (Meloidogyne arenaria). Moderately resistant to 

early leafspot (Cercospora arachidicola) and good 

resistance to late leafspot (Phaeoisariopsis personata). 

Reasonably uniform. Mature seeds reddish-brown and small 

{21.lq 100-1). Most pods single segmented. Plants 

prostrate with moderate to extensive branching and dark 

green color. Flowers orange. Spring Annual. Breeding 


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PI 565289, Psathyrostachys juncea (Fischer) Nevski POACEAE Russian 

wild ryegrass 

Donated by: Kielly, G.A., Swift Current Res. Sta. -- Agric. Canada, 

Box 1030, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada. remarks: 

Tetracan Russian Wild Ryegrass. Received February 25, 1993. 

origin: Canada, developed: T. Lawrence, A.E. Slinkard, 

G.A. Kielly, CD. Ratzlaff, N.W. Holt, P.G. Jefferson. 

origin institute: Swift Current Res. Sta. -- Agric. 

Canada, P.O. Box 1030, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 

3X2 Canada. cultivar: TETRACAN. pedigree: 

Open-pollinated seed of 27 plants from 11 sources 

(Canadian and U.S. breeding programs). other id: W6 

11395. group: W6. other id: CV-159. source: Crop Sci. 

34(l):308 1994. group: CSR-OTHER GRASSES. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Tetraploid cultivar with large seeds (456 

mg/100 seeds). Heads large, leaves wide. Adapted for 

dryland pastures of Canadian Prairies. Parental selection 

based on establishment vigor, fertility, seed yield and 

seed quality. Perennial. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565290 to 565299. Zea mays L. subsp. mays POACEAE Corn 

Donated by: Kindiger, B., Agricultural Research Service — USDA, 

Southern Plains Range Res. Sta., Woodward, Oklahoma 73801, United 

States; and Missouri Agr. Exp. Sta.. remarks: Nine Male Sterile 

Maize Genetic Stocks and One Maintainer. Received February 25, 

1993. 

PI 565290 origin: United States, developed: B. Kindiger. origin 


Southern Plains Range Res. Sta., Woodward, Oklahoma 

73801 United States. cultivar: MAINTAINER. pedigree: 

Stock is of modified W23 background and is not fixed as 

an inbred. Genetic constitution of stock is 3(ig) 3(ig) 

B-3Ld (Ig). other id: GS-1. source: Crop Sci. 34(1):321 

1994. group: CSR-MAIZE. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Tertiary trisomic stock for chromosome 3 of maize (3, 3, 

B-3Ld). Homozygous for the ig (indeterminate gametophyte) 

allele. Allele confers a high frequency of paternal 

androgenetic haploids. The normal or '+' (Ig) allele is 

carried on the B-3Ld chromosome. The presence of this 

extra tertiary trisomic chromosome allows for pollen 

fertility in ig ig homozygotes. This stock is necessary 

for maintenance of the ig ig cytoplasmic male sterile 

lines. Spring Annual. Genetic Material. Seed. 

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73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-Q. pedigree: 

Modified inbred line f W23 f carries male sterile cytoplasm 

cms-Q and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-2. source: 

Crop Sci. 34(1):321 1994. group: CSR-MAIZE. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the Q type 

cytoplasmic male sterile cytoplasm. Stock is also 

homozygous for the (ig) indeterminate gametophyte gene 

and carries the seed and seedling color allele R-nj in a 

homozygous condition. Since the line is male sterile, 

stock must be maintained by the "maintainer" line. 

Spring Annual. Genetic Material. Seed. 




93801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-L. pedigree: 

Modified inbred line f W23 T carries male sterile cytoplasm 

cms-L and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-3. source: 


restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the L type 








institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, 


73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-C. pedigree: 


cms-C and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-4. source: 

Crop Sci. 34(1) :321 1994. group: CSR-MAIZE. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the C type 







128





73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-CA. pedigree: 


cms-CA and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-5. 

source: Crop Sci. 34(1):321 1994. group: CSR-MAIZE. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the CA type 










73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-S. pedigree: 

Modified inbred line T W23 f carries male sterile cytoplasm 

cms-S and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-6. source: 


restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the S type 










73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-SD. pedigree: 


cms-SD and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-7. 


restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the SD type 







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Southern Plains Range Res. Sta., Woodwoard, Oklahoma 

73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-VG. pedigree: 


cms-Vg and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-8. 

source: Crop Sci. 34(1) :321 1994. group: CSR-MAIZE. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the Vg type 










73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-ME. pedigree: 


cms-ME and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-9. 


restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the ME type 










73801 United States, cultivar: ig ig cms-MY. pedigree: 


cms-MY and is homozygous for ig. other id: GS-10. 


restricted: CSR. remarks: Stock carries the MY type 







130

PI 565300. Scirpus californicus (C. A. Meyer) Steud. 

California bulrush 

CYPERACEAE 

Donated by: Owsley, CM., USDA-SCS, Americus Plant Materials Center, 

295 Morris Drive, Americus, Georgia 31709, United States. remarks: 

Received through National Plant Materials Center, USDA-SCS, B-509, 

BARC-East, Beltsville, MD 20705. Received February 18, 1993. 

donor id: 9062617. origin: United States, collector: O. 

Bundy. other id: SCCA. locality: Isolated wetland near 

Hillsborough river floodplain, near 1-4, near Brandon, 

Florida, 15 miles E of Tampa, Eastern Hillsborough Co., 

Florida. remarks: Selected from comparative evaluation 

of material in constructed wetland including Typha 

latifolia, Scirpus validus, Zizaniopsis miliacea and 

Panicum hemitomon. Propagated by direct increase of 

vegetative material. A coarse robust and gregarious 

bulrush from tight sub- rhizomatous knots. Usually from 9 

feet tall in plantings. Stems stout, obtusely 3-angled. 

Leaves few, basil. 50-150 spikelets. Anticipated use 

constructed wetland systems of southeastern U.S. 

Perennial. Cultivated. Plant. 

PI 565301. Hemerocallis fulva (L.) L. LILIACEAE Daylily 





origin: United States, pedigree: Selection from 

composite of 9019880/9019881. other id: HEFU. remarks: 

Selected by comparative evaluation from broad based 

collection in 1960 f s-1970's. Selected for attractive and 

vigorous blooms. Differs from most daylilies by 

displaying bright orange floral parts. Increased by 

direct vegetative propagation. Glabrous, herbaceous 

scapose, stoloniferons. Leaves linear, 3-6 decimeters 

long, 1.5cm wide, erect 5.5dm to 9dm tall, with 1-2 

bracteal leaves near the summit, forked into 2 bracteate 

racemes. Pedicels 5-21mm long, flowers perfect, Perianth 

orange up to 10-12cm across, fruit fails to develop. 

Roadside and const, wetland beautification. Cultivated. 

Plant. 

PI 565302. Zizaniopsis miliacea (Michx.) Doell & Aschers. 

Giant cutgrass 

POACEAE 





131


donor id: 9059138. origin: United States, other id: 

ZIMI. locality: Golden Meadow Louisiana Plant Materials 

Center, remarks: Coarse perennial grass with extensive 

creeping rhizomes. Stems stout and up to 9 ft. tall. 

Leaves elongated and mostly flat f up to 3 feet long and 2 

inches wide. Selected from a comparative evaluation of 

wetland plants for constructed wetland use including 

Typha latifolia, Panicum hemitomon, Scirpus californicus 

and Scirpus validus. Propagation by direct vegetative 

increase. Anticipated conservation use constructed 

wetland systems of southeastern U.S. Perennial. 

Cultivated. Plant. 


Donated by: Stoyanov, D., Inst. Intro & Plant Genetic Res., fl K. 

Malkov", Sadovo, Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Received October 01, 1991. 

PI 565303 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: PLISKA. collector: Inst. of 

Introduction & Plant Genetic Resources "K. Malkov", 

Sadovo. collector id: ISN 544. other id: MAC9192-102. 


PI 565304 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: POBEDA. collector: Inst. of 




PI 565305 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: SKITIA. collector: Inst. of 




PI 565306 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: ALTIMIR 67. collector: 

Inst. of Introduction & Plant Genetic Resources "K. 

Malkov", Sadovo. collector id: ISN 551. other id: 


PI 565307 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: KALOJAN. collector: Inst. 

of Introduction & Plant Genetic Resources "K. Malkov", 



PI 565308 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: KARDAM. collector: Inst. of 




132


PI 565309 

PI 565310 

PI 565311 

origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: KITEN. collector: Inst. of 

Introduction & Plant Genetic Resources "K. Malkov" f 



origin: Bulgaria, origin institute id: 301. collector: 



MAC9192-128. Cultivated. Seed. 

origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: TRAKYA. collector: Inst 




of 

PI 565312 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: JUBILEJNA 2. collector: 




PI 565313 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: JUBILEJNA 3. collector: 




PI 565314 origin: Bulgaria. origin institute id: 14. collector: 




PI 565315 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: KRAPETCH. collector: Inst. 




PI 565316 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: KUBRAT. collector: Inst. of 




PI 565317 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: LUDOGORKA. collector: Inst. 




PI 565318 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: MOMTCHIL. collector: Inst. 




133

PI 565303 to 

PI 565319 

PI 565320 

PI 565321 

PI 565322 

PI 565323 

PI 565324 

PI 565325 

PI 565326 

PI 565327 

PI 565328 


origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: TANGRA. collector: Inst. of 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: ASENOVKA. collector: Inst. 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: AHELOI. collector: Inst. of 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: TCHARODEIKA. collector: 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: TOSHEVKA. collector: Inst. 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: YUBILEI. collector: Inst. 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: KREMENA. collector: Inst. 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: LEVENT. collector: Inst. of 




origin: Bulgaria. cultivar: YANTAR. collector: Inst. of 




origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: STOZHER. collector: Inst. 




134


PI 565329 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: YANA. collector: Inst. of 




PI 565330 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: PLAMAK. collector: Inst. of 


Sadovo. collector id: ISN 594. other id: MAC9192-202. 


PI 565331 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: VEZHEN. collector: Inst. of 




PI 565332 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: EVMOLPIA. collector: Inst. 




PI 565333 origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: VIDA. collector: Inst. of 




PI 565334. Triticum durum Desf. POACEAE Durum wheat 

Donated by: Stoyanov, D. f Inst. Intro & Plant Genetic Res., "K. 

Malkov", Sadovo, Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Received October 01, 1991. 

origin: Bulgaria, cultivar: TCHIRPAN 22-70. collector: 





Donated by: N. I. Vavilov Inst. of Plant Ind., 44 Herzen St., St. 

Petersburg, Russian Federation. Received October 17, 1991. 

PI 565335 origin: Russian Federation. source history: Developed in 

the Kuibyshev Region., cultivar: STREMNINA. collector: 

N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg. 

collector id: WIR 58321. other id: MAC9192-270. 


PI 565336 origin: Uzbekistan, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 

Plant Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 1420. 

other id: MAC9192-688. Landrace. Seed. 

135


PI 565337 origin: Russian Federation. source history: Originally 

obtained from the U.S., cultivar: KANSAS MORTGAGE 

LIFTER. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 

Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 3331. other 

id: MAC9192-82. remarks: Apparently synonymous with 

Fulcaster wheat. Cultivar. Seed. 


obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: RELIABLE, collector: 


collector id: WIR 5226. other id: MAC9192-58. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: PADUI. collector: 




PI 565340 origin: Russian Federation, developed: B.C. Buffum. 

cultivar: BUFFUM NO. 17. pedigree: selection from field 

of Turkey, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 

Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 5807. other 

id: MAC9192-20. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565341 origin: Russian Federation, developed: J. Rysting. 

cultivar: RYSTING. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 


other id: MAC9192-88. Cultivar. Seed. 


obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: ALBERTA RED. 

collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, St. 

Petersburg, collector id: WIR 6100. other id: 

MAC9192-36. remarks: A strain of Turkey. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: TURKEY RED. 


Petersburg. collector id: WIR 6176. other id: 



obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: NORTHERN 1. 




136


PI 565345 

PI 565346 

PI 565347 

PI 565348 

PI 565349 

PI 565350 

PI 565351 

PI 565352 

PI 565353 


obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: NORTHERN 2. 




origin: Russian Federation, origin institute id: 2W-74. 

source history: Originally obtained from the U.S.. 

cultivar: VELVET CHAFF, collector: N.I. Vavilov 

Institute of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg, collector 

id: WIR 6322. other id: MAC9192-22. Cultivated. Seed. 

origin: Russian Federation, origin institute id: W-156. 


cultivar: MIRACLE, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 


other id: MAC9192-52. Cultivated. Seed. 

origin: Russian Federation, origin institute id: W-132. 


cultivar: MIRACLE, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 




obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: HARVEST KING. 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: MICHIGAN, collector: 

N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg, 




obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: NEBRASKA NO. 30. 




origin: Ukraine. 

Vavilov Institute 

collector id: WIR 

locality: Crimean 

local name: KRYMKA. collector: N.I 

of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg. 

9457. other id: MAC9192-686. 

Region. Landrace. Seed. 

origin: Uzbekistan. local name: BUHARA BUGDAJ. 

collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, St 



137


PI 565354 origin: Uzbekistan, local name: TOKMAK BAS. collector: 




PI 565355 origin: Uzbekistan. local name: BUHARA BUGDA. 




PI 565356 origin: Azerbaijan, local name: KUSARY. collector: N.I. 

Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg. 



PI 565357 origin: Azerbaijan, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 


other id: MAC9192-698. locality: Nakhichevan ASSR. 


PI 565358 origin: Uzbekistan. local name: TEREMAN BUGDAJ. 




PI 565359 origin: Russian Federation. origin institute: Lynn 

Brothers, Paso Robles, California United States. 

cultivar: LYNN, pedigree: selection from Defiance or 

Surprise, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 

Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 22021. 


PI 565360 origin: Russian Federation, developed: H.S. Bunnell. 

cultivar: MARTIN AMBER, pedigree: selection from field 

of Clawson. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 

Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 22022. 



obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: PROHIBITION. 


Petersburg. collector id: WIR 22027. other id: 


PI 565362 origin: Russian Federation, developed: A.N. Jones. 

cultivar: ARCADIAN, pedigree: Early Genesee Giant/Early 

Red Clawson. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 

Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 22038. 


138


PI 565363 origin: Russian Federation, source history: Originally 

obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: PESTERBODEN. 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: BIG FRAME, collector: 




PI 565365 origin: Russian Federation, developed: D.L. Wellman. 

cultivar: WELLMAN. pedigree: selection from Red Fife. 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: WYANDOTTE. collector: 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: HOMER, collector: 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: PETERSON, collector: 




PI 565369 origin: Russian Federation, developed: A.N. Jones. 

cultivar: RED CLAWSON. pedigree: Clawson/Golden Cross. 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: WINTER CHIEF. 




139



obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: BEARDED WINTER. 




PI 565372 origin: Russian Federation, developed: H.A. Miller. 

origin institute: USDA-ARS/Maryland Agric. Exp. Station, 

College Park, Maryland United States, cultivar: 

VIRGINIA, pedigree: CI 1344/Jones Fife, collector: N.I. 




PI 565373 origin: Russian Federation, origin institute: North 

Dakota Agric. Exp. Station, Fargo, North Dakota United 

States, cultivar: DAKOTA, pedigree: selection from 

Haynes Bluestem. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 



PI 565374 origin: Russian Federation, developed: M.A. Mealy. 

cultivar: MEALY, pedigree: selection from field of 

Fultz. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 




obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: WINTER ALASKA. 




PI 565376 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: KRYMKA 

KERCENSKAJA. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 



PI 565377 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: KRYMKA 

KADAGAJSKAJA. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 



PI 565378 origin: Russian Federation. cultivar: KRYMKA ISUN'SKAJA. 




140


PI 565379 origin: Russian Federation, local name: SARY BUGDA 

GIUL'GARI. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 


other id: MAC9192-712. locality: Daghestan ASSR. 



obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: ARKANSAS R-9. 




PI 565381 origin: Uzbekistan, collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 


other id: MAC9192-664. Landrace. Seed. 


obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: MINARD. collector: 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: SUPERHARD. collector: 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: WEISSENBURG. 




PI 565385 origin: Kyrgyzstan. local name: KUZGIU BUGDAJ. 




PI 565386 origin: Turkmenistan, local name: GUZLYK. collector: 




PI 565387 origin: Uzbekistan. local name: KUZLIUK KIZYL KYLTYRIK. 




141


PI 565388 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: NOVOKRYMKA 1-90. 




PI 565389 origin: Georgia, cultivar: HULUGO. collector: N.I. 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: ARKANSAS NO. 105. 




PI 565391 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: KRYMSKAJA VIII-5. 





the North Ossetian ASSR.. cultivar: OSETINSKAJA 4. 




PI 565393 origin: Russian Federation. cultivar: HAZO MESTNAJA. 





obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: MICHIGAN BRONZE. 



MAC9192-76. remarks: Apparently synonymous with 

Diehl-Mediterranean wheat. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565395 origin: Russian Federation. local name: TAU BUGDA. 



MAC9192-710. locality: Daghestan ASSR. Landrace. Seed. 


the Nakhichevan ASSR.. cultivar: GULISAR. collector: 




142



obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: EARLY TRIUMPH. 





the Tambov Region., cultivar: TAMBOVICA. collector: 




PI 565399 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: LUTESCENS 74-1943. 




PI 565400 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: LUTESCENS 75-450. 




PI 565401 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: 

KRASNOGVARDEJSKAJA. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 




the North Ossetian ASSR.. cultivar: GORSKAJA 29. 




PI 565403 origin: Russian Federation. cultivar: KRMSKAJA 4. 




PI 565404 origin: Russian Federation. cultivar: TADZYKSKAJA 13. 




PI 565405 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: LUTESCENS 

08964-15. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 


other id: MAC9192-212. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 565406 origin: Russian Federation. cultivar: ERITOSPERMUM 

08922-6. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant 


other id: MAC9192-224. Breeding Material. Seed. 

143


PI 565407 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: HAR ! KOVSKAJA II. 




PI 565408 origin: Russian Federation, source history: Developed in 

the Rostov Region.. cultivar: SEVERODONSKAJA 2. 





the Rostov Region.. cultivar: TARASOVSKAJA 61. 




PI 565410 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: VOLGOGRADSKAJA 84. 




PI 565411 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: HRISTINOVSKAJA. 




PI 565412 origin: Russian Federation, collector: N.I. Vavilov 

Institute of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg, collector 

id: WIR 57682. other id: MAC9192-690. locality: 

GIJMATLY 80. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565413 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: HERSONSKAJA 95. 




PI 565414 origin: Russian Federation, origin institute id: 76C19. 

cultivar: LINIJA 1063. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute 

of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg, collector id: WIR 

57753. other id: MAC9192-210. Breeding Material. Seed. 


the Voronezh Region., cultivar: CERNOZEMKA 212. 




144



the Daghestan ASSR.. cultivar: DERBENTSKAJA IUBILE'NAJA. 




PI 565417 origin: Russian Federation, origin institute: Ail-Union 

Breeding & Genetic Inst., Odessa Ukraine, cultivar: 

JAKOR 1 ODESSKIJ. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 



PI 565418 origin: Russian Federation, origin institute: All-Union 

Breeding & Genetic Inst., Odessa Ukraine, cultivar: 

AL'BATROS ODESSKIJ. collector: N.I. Vavilov Institute of 



PI 565419 origin: Russian Federation. cultivar: ZOLOTAJA NIVA. 




PI 565420 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: IVANOVSKAJA 60. 




PI 565421 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: BAGRATIONI. 





the Novosibirsk Region., cultivar: LINIJA 125. 





the Kuibyshev Region., cultivar: SUVENIR. collector: 





the Kuibyshev Region., cultivar: ERYTHROSPERMUM 18. 




145



the Kuibyshev Region., cultivar: LUTESCENS 211-B-132-22. 





the Voronezh Region.. cultivar: LUTESCENS 311. 





the Voronezh Region., cultivar: LUTESCENS 321. 





the Rostov Region.. cultivar: ZERNOGRADKA 31. 




PI 565429 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: TEDZENSKAJA 60. 




PI 565430 origin: Russian Federation, cultivar: DNEPROVSKAJA 710. 




PI 565431. Triticum compactum Host POACEAE Club wheat 

Donated by: 

Petersburg, 

N. I. Vavilov Inst. 

Russian Federation. 

of Plant Ind., 44 Herzen St., 


St. 

origin: Russian Federation, source history: Originally 

obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: CLUB, collector: N.I 




PI 565432. Triticum turgidum L. 

POACEAE 

Donated by: 

Petersburg, 

N. I. Vavilov Inst. of Plant Ind., 44 

Russian Federation. Received October 

Herzen St. 

17, 1991. 

St. 

146



obtained from the U.S.. cultivar: ARIZONA, collector: 





Donated by: Florida Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Florida, 

Department of Agronomy, Gainesville, Florida 32611, United States. 


origin: United States, developed: A.J. Norden, D.W. 

Gorbet, D.A. Knauft. origin institute: Florida Agr. Exp. 

Sta., University of Florida, Department of Agronomy, 

Gainesville, Florida 32611 United States, cultivar: 

SUNRUNNER. pedigree: UF439-16-10-1-1 (component line of 

Florunner)/ UF393-7-1 (experimental Virginia-type). 


group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Similar to Florunner in 

maturity, disease and insect resistance, growth habit, 

leaf color, leaf size, and other physical 

characteristics. Pods and seed slightly larger than 

Florunner. High shelling percentage (80%) and low percent 

seed damage (0.3% visible and 0.2% concealed). Superior 

to Florunner for shelling efficiency in the first stage 

sheller (72 vs. 62%) outturn of premium seed, and in seed 

shape uniformity. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina State 

University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607, United States. Received 


PI 565434 origin: United States, developed: W.V. Campbell, D.A. 

Emery, J.C. Wynne, origin institute: North Carolina Agr. 

Exp. Sta., North Carolina State University, Raleigh, 

North Carolina 27607 United States, cultivar: NC 

10247. pedigree: Late-generation selection from cross F7 

#13/Recurved. other id: GP-5. source: Crop Sci. 

15(5):738 1975. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Resistant 

to potato leafhopper. Virginia-type. Leaves recurved with 

bunch growth habit. Testa tan colored. Graded as Virginia 

market-type but is not suitable for production. Averages 

77g/100 seed. Breeding Material. Seed. 

147






10272. pedigree: Late-generation selection from NC Ac 

4508/Recurved. other id: GP-6. source: Crop Sci. 

15(5):738 1975. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Resistant 

to potato leafhopper. Virginia-type. Leaves recurved with 

bunch growth habit. Testa color mixture of tan and red. 

Graded commercially as Runner-type. Averages 52g/100 

seed. Breeding Material. Seed. 





15729. pedigree: Late-generation selection from 

reirradiated progeny of C12/A18. other id: GP-7. 

source: Crop Sci. 15(5):738 1975. group: CSR-PEANUT. 

remarks: Resistant to potato leafhopper. Virginia-type. 

Leaves normal and bunch growth habit. Testa tan colored. 

Graded commercially as Runner-type. Averages 52g/100 

seeds. Breeding Material. Seed. 





15745. pedigree: Late-generation selection from 

reirradiated progeny of C12/A18. other id: GP-8. 


remarks: Resistant to potato leafhopper. Virginia-type. 

Leaves normal with runner growth habits. Graded 

commercially as Runner-type. Averages 52g/100 seed. 


PI 565438 to 565440. Arachis hypogaea L. 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Agricultural Research 

Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 

Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received 1961. 

Service — USDA, Georgia Coastal 

31794, United States; and Georgia 

148


PI 565438 origin: United States, developed: R.O. Hammons. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Georgia 

Coastal Plain Station, Tifton, Georgia 31794 United 

States, cultivar: VIRGINIA BUNCH 67. pedigree: 

Selection from stock obtained in 1941 from a Bulloch 

County sheller. other id: CV-8. source: Crop Sci. 

10(4):460 1970. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Maturity 

medium (avg. 130-135 days). Seedcoat color pink. Pod 

medium large, cylindrical, blunt ends, slight 

constriction between seeds. Seeds oblong, shorter and 

thicker than most Virginia types. Plants tall, fairly 

erect. Virginia botanical type which does not meet 

present market standards for Virginias, but is classed as 

a runner market type in commercial trade. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia 

Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794 United 

States. cultivar: SOUTHEASTERN RUNNER 56-15. pedigree: 

Pure line selection from stock of Southeastern Runner. 


group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Maturity late (avg. 150 

days). Seedcoat color pink. Pod medium size, 

two-segmented, blunt at basal end, tapering toward apical 

end. Seeds flattened at adjacent ends, chunky. Highest 

yielding runner-type in its maturity group. Exhibits more 

resistance to damage in the field by the fall armyworm 

than any other commercial variety developed in U.S. 

breeding programs. Field tolerance to other insect 

species. Cultivar. Seed. 


institute: Agricultural Research -- USDA, Georgia Coastal 

Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794 United States. 

cultivar: GEORGIA 119-20. pedigree: Southeastern 

Runner/Dixie Giant, other id: CV-12. source: Crop Sci. 


medium (avg. 135-140 days). Seedcoat color pink. Pod size 

large, rounded at both ends, more or less constricted, 

two-segmented. Seed oblong, plump, relatively uniform, 

few flattened. Large-seeded Virginia type with bunch 

growth habit. Plants vigorous and densely branched. 


PI 565441. Arachis hypogaea L. 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta., Tidewater Res. 

Virginia 23391, United States. Received 1961. 

Sta., Holland, 

149


origin: United States, cultivar: VIRGINIA 56R. 

pedigree: Selection from several hundred plants selected 

from farmers' field throughout the peanut producing area 

Virginia, other id: CV-10. source: Crop Sci. 10(6):727 

1970. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Virginia type 

branching pattern and runner habit of growth. Plants very 

vigorous, often completely cover space between 91cm rows. 

Pods uniform in shape, long and moderately thick, 

slightly constricted between seeds. Pods usually 

two-seeded. Shells moderately thin but strong enough to 

withstand mechanical handling. Seeds uniform in size and 

shape. Testa flesh colored. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M 

Stephenville, Texas 76401, United States. 

University, 

Received 1962, 

PI 565442 origin: United States, developed: C.E. Simpson, origin 


Stephenville, Texas 76401 United States. source 

history: Selection made at the Plant Disease Lab., Texas 

Agr. Exp. Sta. (TABS), Stockdale, TX, in 1939 or 1940.. 

cultivar: SPANTEX. other id: CV-15. source: Crop Sci. 

12(3):395 1972. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Spanish 

peanut with flesh colored testa, small seed (3,030/kg) & 

pods, distinctive pod reticulations, two seed per pod, no 

appreciable seed dormancy, upright growth habit and 

flowering on the main stem. Shells relatively thin which 

generally results in a high turn-out of kernels. Pod 

constriction moderate. Maturity 115-125 days. No known 

resistance to any disease or insect pests commonly known 

to attack peanuts. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 565443 origin: United States, developed: C.E. Simpson, origin 


Stephenville, Texas 76401 United States, cultivar: 

STARR, pedigree: Spantex/PI 161317. other id: CV-16. 


remarks: Spanish type with flesh colored testa, medium 

sized seed (2,680/kg) & pods & no appreciable seed 

dormancy. Generally has two seeds per pod with a large 

percentage of pods produced at base of plants. Peg 

attachments to pods somewhat weaker than other varieties. 

Pod constriction moderate. Upright growth habit. All 

plants flower on main stems. Maturity range 115-130 days. 

No resistance to common peanut diseases and insect pests. 


150


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Tidewater Res, 

Sta., Holland, Virginia 23391 f United States. Received 1963. 

origin: United States, developed: M.W. Alexander, A.H. 

Allison, origin institute: Agricultural Research Service 

— USDA, Tidewater Res. Sta., Holland, Virginia 23391 

United States, cultivar: VIRGINIA 61R. pedigree: 

Selection from several hundred plants selected from 

farmers' fields throughout the peanut growing area of 

Virginia, other id: CV-11. source: Crop Sci. 10(6):728 

1970. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Virginia type runner. 

Pods long with definite constriction between seeds, 

typically two seeded. Kernels pink to flesh colored, long 

cylindrical, slightly pointed. Plant growth habit 

prostrate with distinguishing characteristic of a very 

upright orientation of the main stem during the entire 

growth period. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 


Gainesville, Florida 32601, United States. Received 1963. 

origin: United States, developed: W.A. Carver, origin 

institute: Florida Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Florida, 

Gainesville, Florida 32601 United States, cultivar: 

FLORIGIANT. pedigree: Includes small white Spanish, 

North Carolina runner and Virginia types. Closely related 

to Early Runner, as both parents were derived from sister 

lines of this variety, other id: CV-1. source: Crop 

Sci. 9(6):849 1969. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: 

Virginia type closely related to Early runner. Pods 

larger, uniform, straight, cylindrical. Seed elongated 

and round in cross section. Growth habit spreading, 

small. Prolific fruiting habit, producing up to 4 pegs 

per node usually on the first few nodes nearest the main 

stem. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 



1963. 

151


origin: United States, developed: W.C. Gregory, origin 

institute: North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina 

State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607 United 

States, cultivar: NC2. pedigree: Ga 207-2 

(Basse/Spanish 18-38)/Whites Runner. other id: CV-5. 


remarks: Maturity approx. 150 days. Lax bunch-type in 

growth habit. Market quality above average. Flavor rated 

higher than other commercial varieties of Virginia type 

peanuts. Excellent shelling percentages, wide 

adaptability and tolerance to stem rot disease. 



FABACEAE 

Donated by: 

University, 

1965. 

North Carolina Agr. Exp. 

Raleigh, North Carolina 

Sta., North Carolina State 

27607, United States. Received 

origin: United States, developed: D.A. Emery, W.C. 

Gregory, origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Exp. 

Sta., North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27607 United States, cultivar: NC5. 

pedigree: NCI (NC4/Improved Spanish 2-B)/ C12 (PI 

121067/NC Bunch). other id: CV-6. source: Crop Sci. 

10(4):460 1970. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: More 

runner than bunch type. Pods are elongate. Kernels light 

pink in color, elliptical shaped, very smooth. 

Complements Florigiant in the North Carolina-Virginia 

peanut belt because of its maturity (approx. 160 days). 

Generally attractive but tends to become detached in the 

harvesting operation because of weak peg-pod attachment. 

Testa light pink in color, elongate in shape and smooth 

in appearance. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 



152


origin: United States, developed: A.J. Norden, R.W. 

Lipscomb, W.A. Carver. origin institute: Florida Agr. 

Exp. Sta., University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 

32601 United States, cultivar: FLORUNNER. pedigree: 

Early Runner/Florispan. other id: CV-2. source: Crop 


Superior to Early Runner in sound mature seed, in flavor, 

quality and in yield. Plant growth habit prostrate with 

typical branching pattern. Prolific fruiting habit of 

Early Runner but pods are concentrated nearer the central 

branch or tap root and foliage slightly less dense. Seeds 

mature in approx. 134 days after planting. Pods uniform, 

larger and thicker than Early Runner. Seed weight approx. 

10% greater. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal 

Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, United States. Received 

1970. 




States, cultivar: SPANCROSS. pedigree: Interspecific 

cross between sel. from PI 121070 (Argentina) and the 

wild annual, decumbent species Arachis monticola. other 

id: CV-3. source: Crop Sci. 10(4):459 1970. group: 

CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Typical Spanish pods and seed. 

Maturity 120 days. Pod shape intermediate between Starr & 

Argentine. Seed approx. same size as Argentina. First 

peanut variety in the world to be derived from an 

interspecific hybridization program. Plants fully fertile 

: 2n = 40. Some resistance to damage from leaf-chewing 

insects. Suitable for modified or multi-row planting 

patterns and adapted to mechanical harvesting. Cultivar. 

Seed. 




States, cultivar: TIFSPAN. pedigree: Pure line 

selection from the intervarietal cross Argentine/Spanish 

18-38. other id: CV-4. source: Crop Sci. 10(4):459 

1970. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: High yielding Spanish 

type. Bunch growth habit. Seed medium size. Maturity 120 

days. Pods slightly longer than Argentine & Starr. 

Adapted for mechanical harvesting. Has produced well 

under both natural rainfall and irrigated conditions. 


153


FABACEAE 


University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607 f United States. Received 

1971. 

origin: United States, developed: D.A. Emery, origin 

institute: North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina 

State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607 United 

States, cultivar: NC17. pedigree: Florispan derivative 

(F334A-3-5-5-l)/Jenkins Jumbo, other id: CV-7. source: 

Crop Sci. 10(4):460 1970. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: 

Early maturing, high yielding, bunch type. Unusually high 

shelling percentages (72 to 75%) and average to 

above-average proportions of extra large kernels (40 to 

45%). Strict bunch habit causes the fruit to be produced 

in a narrow area in the center of the row. High 

fruit/foliage ratio also improves harvesting and curing 

operations. Earliest maturing commercial variety of 

Virginia type peanuts (approx. 140 days in North 

Carolina). Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: New Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, 

Plains Branch Sta., Clovis, New Mexico 88101, United States. 

Received 1971. 

origin: United States, developed: D.C.H. Hsi, R.E. 

Finkner. origin institute: New Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta., 

New Mexico State University, Plains Branch Sta., Clovis, 

New Mexico 88101 United States. cultivar: NEW MEXICO 

VALENCIA A. pedigree: Selection from New Mexico 

Valencia, other id: CV-14. source: Crop Sci. 12(2) :256 

1972. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Valencia bunch type. 

Similar to the New Mexico Valencia variety. Averaged 

709kg/ha, 19% more than the local check cultivar in 3 

year progeny testing. Also produced a higher proportion 

of three-kernel pods and significantly more four-kernel 

pods than the local check cv. Marketed almost exclusively 

for sale as roasted peanuts in the hull. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


FABACEAE 



154


origin: United States, developed: A.J. Norden, D.W. 

Gorbet. origin institute: Florida Agr. Exp. Sta., 

University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611 

United States, cultivar: ALTIKA. pedigree: 

F393-7-l/Georgia 119-20. other id: CV-18. source: Crop 


Virginia bunch type. Maturity 1 day to 2 weeks earlier 

than Florigiant (in Guyana tests). Bunch growth habit and 

under close spacing are tall and fairly erect with pods 

clustered about the main stem similar to Valencia-type 

cvs. However, has more and finer branches with darker 

green foliage and appears to have more resistance to 

Cercospora leaf spot disease than the local Valencia, AK 

62. Pods two-seeded. Seed coats light pink. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta., Tidewater Res. Sta., Holland, 

Virginia 23391, United States. Received 1972. 

origin: United States, developed: M.W. Alexander, R.W. 

Mozingo. origin institute: Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Tidewater Res. Sta., Holland, Virginia 23391 United 

States, cultivar: VIRGINIA 72R. pedigree: Virginia 

61R/Virginia A89-15. other id: CV-13. source: Crop Sci. 


approx. 160 days. Seeds elongated with pink colored 

testa. Plants vigorous, prostrate in growth habit. Pods 

two-seeded, slightly constricted between seeds and have 

thick hull which prevents excessive kernel damage during 

harvesting and cleaning procedures. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal 

Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, United States. Received 

1975. 

155


origin: United States, developed: W.K. Bailey, R.O. 

Hammons. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service 

— USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 

31794 United States, source history: PI 268661 an 

introduction into the U.S. in 1960 from Rhodesia. Came 

originally from Krasnodar, USSR, cultivar: CHICO. 

pedigree: Selection from PI 268661. other id: GP-2. 


remarks: Early maturing (20-30 days earlier than the 

earliest present cultivars). Plants compact. Pods 

two-segemented with moderate constriction between the 

small seeds (approx. 28g/100 seeds). Plants prolific but 

yield potential is lower than that of present U.S. 

cultivars. Not released for commercial production in the 

food trade. Provides breeders a useful germplasm source 

for peanut improvement where very early maturity may be 

desirable. Suitable for production in home gardens in 

U.S. where the growing season is too short for earliest 

commercial variety. Breeding Material. Seed. 


FABACEAE 



1977. 

origin: United States, developed: W.V. Campbell, J.C. 

Wynne, D.A. Emery, R.W. Mozingo. origin institute: North 

Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina State University, 


NC6. pedigree: GP-NC 343 (2)/Va 61R (1). other id: PVP 

7605011. source: Certificate in force, group: PVPO. 

other id: CV-20. source: Crop Sci. 17(2) :346 1977. 

group: CSR-PEANUT. patent: PVPO. remarks: Large seeded 

Virginia type. Runner growth habit. Resistance to 

southern corn rootworm. Moderate resistance to potato 

leafhopper. Less susceptible to tobacco thrips than any 

other commercial cultivar in the Virginia- Carolina belt. 



FABACEAE 

Donated by: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Georgia Coastal 

Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, United States; and Georgia 

Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Florida Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received 1978. 

156


origin: United States, developed: R.O. Hammons, A.J. 

Norden. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service 

-- USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 

31794 United States, source history: Traces to seed 

obtained in 1947 from R.B. Jenkins, Sumner, Georgia. 

cultivar: JENKINS JUMBO, other id: PL-1. source: Crop 

Sci. 19(1):132 1979. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Plant 

mainstems produce only lateral branches which produce an 

alternation of vegetative and reproductive branches, 

usually in pairs. Fully mature fruits generally 

two-segemented. Seed huge f > 1.4g, have appreciable fresh 

seed dormancy and pink testae. Resistance to 

necrotic-etch leaf disease of unknown etiology. Widely 

used as a parental line in U.S. breeding investigations. 

Cultivated as a garden crop. However, its large pod size, 

moderate yields, and susceptibility to pod diseases make 

it unattractive for commercial production. Breeding 



FABACEAE 


Gainsville, Florida 32611, United States; and Agricultural Research 

Service -- USDA; and Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received 1976. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Florida Agr. 

Exp. Sta., University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 

32611 United States, cultivar: EARLY BUNCH, pedigree: 

F406A/F420. other id: PVP 7500062. source: Certificate 

abandoned, group: PVPO. other id: CV-21. source: Crop 


Spreading bunch growth habit. Matures several to 10 days 

earlier than Florigiant or Florunner. Seed oblong, 

slightly darker pink than Florigiant. Pods and seed grade 

as a commercial Virginia type. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 



1979. 

157


PI 565459 

PI 565460 

origin: United States 

Mozingo, D.A. Emery. 

Agr. Exp. Sta., North 

developed: J.C. Wynne, R.W. 

origin institute: North Carolina 

Carolina State University, Raleigh i 

North Carolina 27607 United States, cultivar: NC 7. 

pedigree: Fla 393/NC i. other id: PVP 7900104. source: 

Certificate in force. group: PVPO. other id: CV-22. 

source: Crop Sci. 19(4) 563 1979. group: CSR-PEANUT. 

patent: PVPO. 

remarks: Large seeded Virginia type, type. 

Decumbent or intermediate growth habit. Matures up to 10 

days earlier than Florigiant f higher percentage of extra 

larcre ^ kernels, hiaher meat _ content, - _ less susceotible susceptible to 

large kernels, higher meat content, Seed. 

southern corn rootworm. Cultivar. 

origin: United States, developed: M.K. Beute, J.C. 

Wynne, D.A. Emery, origin institute: North Carolina Agr. 


North Carolina 27607 United States, cultivar: NC 3033. 

pedigree: Ga 207-7 (Besse/Spanish 18-38)/A48 (NC 

4/Spanish 2B). other id: GP-9. source: Crop Sci. 

16(6):887 1976. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Small 

seeded Virginia type. Semi-dwarf bunch growth habit. 

Seeds small, light pink, slightly rounded. High level of 

resistance to cylindrocladium black rot. Moderate level 

of resistance to southern stem rot. Field resistance to 

early leafspot & pythium pod rot. Highly susceptible to 

two-spotted spider mites. Breeding Material. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Hsi, D.C.H., New Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta., New Mexico State 

University, Middle Rio Grande Br. Sta., Los Cruces, New Mexico 

87031, United States. Received 1979. 

origin: United States, developed: D.C.H. Hsi. origin 

institute: New Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta., New Mexico State 

University, Los Cruces, New Mexico 87031 United States. 

cultivar: NEW MEXICO VALENCIA C. pedigree: Selection 

from PI 355987. other id: CV-24. source: Crop Sci. 

20(1):113 1980. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Valencia 

type, bunch growth habit. Seed has red testa. Outproduced 

N.M. Valencia A in 11 of 16 tests. Good flavor and 

commercially acceptable. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Coffelt, T.A., Agricultural Research Service — USDA, 

Peanut Research Unit, P.O. Box 7099, Suffolk, Virginia 23437, 

United States; and Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received 1979. 

158


origin: United States, developed: T.A. Coffelt. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Peanut 

Research Unit, Suffolk, Virginia 23437 United States. 

cultivar: VGP 1. pedigree: Selection from PI 343381 

(from Israel), other id: GP-11. source: Crop Sci. 

20(3):419 1980. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Bunch type 

growth habit. Seed light pink. Pods two-seeded. High 

resistance to cylindrocladium black rot. Resistance to 

sclerotinia blight. Highly susceptible to peanut rust, 

two-spotted spider mites, and tobacco thrips. Moderately 

susceptible to leafspot. Breeding Material. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Hammons, R.O., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, United 

States; and Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta.. 


PI 565463 origin: United States, developed: T.A. Coffelt, R.O. 

Hammons, W.D. Branch, R.W. Mozingo, P.M. Phipps, J.C. 

Smith, R.E. Lynch, C.S. Kvien.. origin institute: 

Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal 


cultivar: TIFTON-8. pedigree: Pure-breeding 

virginia-type plant found in 1961 in a spanish-type 

introduction (PI 261976) from Paraguay. other id: GP-39. 


remarks: Large seeded Virginia type. Bunch growth habit. 

Maturity medium late. Seeds tan. Resistance to black rot, 

Cercospora leafspots, corn rootworm, tobacco thrips, 

velvetbean caterpillar, and drought. Less susceptible 

than Florigiant &/or Florunner to corn earworm, Diplodia 

collar rot, and Aspergillus parasiticus Speare. Breeding 


PI 565464 origin: United States, developed: W.D. Branch, R.O. 

Hammons. origin institute: Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794 

United States. source history: Developed by B.B. Higgins 

for oil production during W.W. II but not fully released 

due to bland flavor., cultivar: GA 207-3-4. pedigree: 

Lineal selection from GA 207-3. other id: PL-2. source: 

Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 1984. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: 

Tall, upright bunch type. Pods and seed medium size. 

Valuable parent widely used in U.S. peanut breeding 

programs. Growth is deceumbent-bunch. Plants mature 

medium early. Fruits usually two-seeded. Testa brown. 


159


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Wynne, J.C. f North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta. f North 


States; and Florida Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received 1980. 


Emery, W.C. Gregory, origin institute: North Carolina 

Agr. Exp., North Carolina State University, Raleigh, 

North Carolina 27607 United States, cultivar: 

GP-NC343. pedigree: NC Bunch/PI 121067. other id: GP-1. 


remarks: Virginia type. Intermediate growth habit. 

Resistant to the larvae of the southern corn rootworm. 

Seed. 

PI 565466 origin: United States, developed: D.A. Emery, A.J. 

Norden, J.C. Wynne, R.W. Mozingo. origin institute: 

North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina State 

University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607 United 

States, cultivar: NC-FLA 14. pedigree: Jenkins 

Jumbo/Florispan derivative (F334A-3-5-5-1). other id: 

CV-17. source: Crop Sci. 14(3):494 1974. group: 

CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Large seeded Virginia type. Bunch 

growth habit. Maturity 140 days. Because of weaker peg 

attachment harvested a few days earlier than Florigiant. 



FABACEAE 

Donated by: Hammons, R.O., 

Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. 

States. Received 1981. 

Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, United 

PI 565467 

origin: United States. developed: R.O. Hammons. origin 


Coastal Plain Exp. Sta. Tifton, Georgia 31793 United 

States. source history Introduced in 1971 from Punjab 

Agricultural University in India., cultivar: CBR-R5. 

pedigree: Pool of five selections from PI 362137 (from 

India), other id: GP-16. source: Crop Sci. 21(6):992 

1981. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Spanish type. Testa 

brown. Maturity early (120 days). Pods and seed small 

(0.33g/seed). Resistance to Cylindrocladium black rot 

(CBR). Plants erect, 52cm tall. Foliage light green. 

Flowers orange. Breeding Material. Seed. 

160





States, cultivar: CBR-R3. pedigree: Selection from PI 

336931 (from Argentina), other id: GP-14. source: Crop 


Spanish type. Bunch growth habit. Maturity early (120 

days). Testa light brown. Seeds small (0.3g/seed), 

nondormant. Plants erect, 44cm tall. Leaves light green. 

Flowers orange. Resistance to Cylindrocladium black rot 

(CBR). Breeding Material. Seed. 





331326 (from Argentina), other id: GP-13. source: Crop 


Virginia type. Prostrate growth habit. Maturity medium 

(135-140 days). Seed average 0.4g/seed and are dormant. 

Testa white. Foliage medium green. Flowers orange. 

Resistance to Cylindrocladium black rot (CBR). Breeding 






268573 (from Rhodesia), other id: GP-12. source: Crop 


Spanish type. Maturity approx. 125 days. Pods and seeds 

small. Testa brown. Plants erect, 54cm tall. Foliage 

light green. Flowers orange. Seed small (0.33g/seed), 

nondormant. Resistance to Cylindrocladium black rot 

(CBR). Breeding Material. Seed. 




States. source history: Collected in Jujuy Province, 

Argentina and brought to U.S. in 1969.. cultivar: 

CBR-R4. pedigree: Selection from PI 339974 (from 

Argentina), other id: GP-15. source: Crop Sci. 

21(6):992 1981. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Valencia 

type. Maturity early (115-120 days). Testa red. Pods 

mostly 3 segmented. Seed (0.34g/seed), nondormant. Plants 

erect, 54cm tall. Leaves light green. Flowers orange. 

Resistance to Cylindrocladium black rot (CBR). Breeding 


161



institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA f Georgia 


States, cultivar: CBR-R6. pedigree: Developed from PI 

362142 (from India), other id: GP-17. source: Crop Sci. 

21(6):992 1981. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Spanish 

type. Plants erect, 58cm tall. Pods small, nondormant, 

two seeds each weighing .3g. Testa light tan. Resistance 

to Cylindrocladium black rot (CBR). Breeding Material. 

Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Mixon, A.C., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 



origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin 



States. cultivar: SUNBELT RUNNER, pedigree: A4-4 

(F392-12-B-28/Va. Bunch 67)/ Florunner. other id: CV-26. 


remarks: Runner growth habit. Maturity avg. 9 days 

earlier than Florunner. Seed color pink. High yielding, 

stable cultivar adapted to the peanut producing area of 

the southeast U.S. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Coffelt, T.A., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Peanut Research Unit, Suffolk, Virginia 23437, United States; and 

Virginia Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received 1982. 

origin: United States, developed: T.A. coffelt, D.M. 

Porter, R.W. Mozingo. origin institute: Agricultural 

Research Service — USDA, Peanut Research Unit, Suffolk, 

Virginia 23437 United States. cultivar: VIRGINIA 81 

BUNCH. pedigree: F 392-8/GA 119-20, F7. other id: 

CV-25. source: Crop Sci. 22(5):1085 1982. group: 

CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Large seeded Virginia type with 

bunch growth habit. Maturity up to 14 days earlier than 

Florigiant. Seed light pink color. Pods moderately 

constricted, mostly two-seeded. Resistance to Sclerotinia 

minor, causal agent of Sclerotinia blight. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

162


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Banks, D.J. f Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Plant Science Research Facility, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74076, United 

States; and Oklahoma Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta.. 


origin: United States, developed: D.J. Banks, J.S. 

Kirby. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service 

-- USDA, Plant Science Research Facility, Stillwater, 

Oklahoma 74076 United States, cultivar: PRONTO. 

pedigree: Chico/Comet. other id: CV-28. source: Crop 

Sci. 23(1):184 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Large 

seeded (43g/100) Spanish type. Maturity early. Good 

shelling characteristics and good production potential. 

Plants typical Spanish type except more yellow-green 

color than Comet or Tamnut 74. Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Wynne, J.C., North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., North 



origin: United States, developed: J.C. Wynne, M.K. 


North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 

27607 United States, cultivar: NC 8C. pedigree: NC Ac 

3139/Florigiant. other id: CV-27. source: Crop Sci. 

23(1):183 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Runner 

growth habit. Seed color pink. Moderately resistant to 

southern stem rot & CBR (3 on scale 1-5). Maturity 

140-150 days (Virginia-North Carolina). Cultivar. Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Norden, A.J., Florida Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Florida, Agronomy Dept., Gainesville, Florida 32611, United States; 

and Agricultural Research Service -- USDA; and Georgia Agr. Exp. 

Sta.. Received 1983. 

origin: United States, developed: R.O. Hammons, D.M. 

Porter, A.J. Norden, W.A. Carver, origin institute: 

Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal 


cultivar: F334A-B-14. pedigree: Georgia 

207-3/F230-118-2-2. other id: GP-32. source: Crop Sci. 


growth habit. Pods and seeds predominantly Spanish type. 

Testa pink. Seed weight 570mg, contain approx. 52% oil. 

Resistance to diplodia collar rot. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 

163


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Mixon f A.C., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 



PI 565478 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin 



States, cultivar: GFA-1. pedigree: A137/A5-5. other 


CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Runner growth habit. Seed color 

pink. Maturity 145-152 days. Resistance to aflatoxin 

producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 


institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDAA, 

Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 

United States, cultivar: GFA-2. pedigree: 

A137/Florunner. other id: GP-34. source: Crop Sci. 


growth habit. Seed color pink. Maturity 145-152 days 

Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus 

sp. Breeding Material. Seed. 




States, cultivar: AR-1. pedigree: Florunner/PI 337409. 


group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Open bunch growth habit. 

Seed color pink. Maturity 128-134 days. Leaf color medium 

green. Stem color brownish. Resistance to aflatoxin 

producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Yield potential too 

low for practical use as commercial cultivar. Breeding 





States, cultivar: AR-2. pedigree: A5-5(4)/PI 337409. 



Seed color pink. Maturity 128-132 days. Leaf color medium 

green. Stem color purple-green. Resistance to aflatoxin 




164




Coastal Plains Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United 

States, cultivar: AR-3. pedigree: PI 337432/Tifspan. 


group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Open bunch type. Seed color 

pink. Maturity 126-134 days. Leaf color medium green. 

Stem color purple-green. Resistance to aflatoxin 







States, cultivar: AR-4. pedigree: PI 337394F/Florunner. 



Seed color reddish-pink. Maturity 132-136 days. Leaf 

color light medium green. Stem color green with 

red/purple tint. Resistance to aflatoxin producing 

strains of Aspergillus sp. Yield potential too low for 

practical use as commercial cultivar. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 


FABACEAE 

Donated by: Wynne, J. C, North Carolina Agr. Res. Service, North 

Carolina State University, Crop Science Department, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27695, United States. Received 1985. 

origin: United States, developed: J.C. Wynne, R.W. 

Mozingo, D.A. Emery, origin institute: North Carolina 

Agr. Res. Service, North Carolina State University, 


NC 9. pedigree: NC2/Florigiant, F4. other id: PVP 

8500201. source: Certificate in force, group: PVPO. 

other id: CV-30. source: Crop Sci. 26(1) :197 1986. 

group: CSR-PEANUT. patent: PVPO. remarks: Large seeded 

Virginia type with runner growth habit similar to 

Florigiant. Matures up to 10 days earlier than 

Florigiant. Produced slightly higher yields, more fancy 

size pods, extra large kernels and greater value per ha 

than Florigiant. Susceptible to southern stem rot, early 

leaf spot, southern leaf spot, cylindrocladium 

crotalaria, thrips, leaf hopper, and southern corn 

rootworm. Cultivar. Seed. 

165


Donated by: Delta & Pine Land Company, United States. 

March 04, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, origin institute: Delta & Pine 

Land Company United States, cultivar: DP 3682. other 



PI 565486. X Triticosecale rimpaui Wittm. POACEAE Triticale 

Donated by: Resource Seeds, Inc., United States. Received March 04, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Resource Seeds, 

Inc. United States, cultivar: TRICAL 2700. other id: 




Donated by: FFR Cooperative, United States. Received March 04, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: FFR Cooperative 

United States, cultivar: FFR 193. other id: PVP 




Donated by: FFR Cooperative, United States. Received March 04, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: FFR Cooperative 

United States, cultivar: FFR 352. other id: PVP 



PI 565489. Brassica napus L. BRASSICACEAE Rapeseed 

Donated by: Ameri-Can Pedigreed Seed Company, United States. 

Received March 04, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Ameri-Can 

Pedigreed Seed Company United States, cultivar: 

CYCLONE. other id: PVP 9300128. source: Pending. 


166


Donated by: Pure-Seed Testing, Inc., United States. 

04, 1993. 

Received March 

origin: United States, origin institute: Pure-Seed 

Testing, Inc. United States, cultivar: PRIZM. other 





04, 1993. 



Corporation United States, cultivar: DMX 50-05. other 





04, 1993. 


origin: United States. origin institute: Del Monte 






04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 


origin: United States. origin institute: Del Monte 




167



04, 1993. 



Corporation United States, cultivar: DMX 50-37. other 





04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 






168



04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 






169

PI 565505, Pisum sativum L. FABACEAE Garden pea 


04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 








04, 1993. 






PI 565508. Oryza sativa L. POACEAE Rice 

Donated by: Mitsubishi Kasei Corporation, Japan. Received March 04, 

1993. 

origin: Japan, origin institute: Mitsubishi Kasei 

Corporation Japan, cultivar: AMYLO 17. other id: PVP 




Donated by: Jacklin Seed Company, United States. Received March 04, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Jacklin Seed 

Company United States, cultivar: PIXIE, other id: PVP 



170


Donated by: Asgrow Seed Company, United States. Received March 04, 

1993. 


Company United States, cultivar: A4539. other id: PVP 





1993. 







1993. 





PI 565513 to 566588. Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare POACEAE Barley 

Donated by: Damania, A.B., ICARDA, Genetic Resources Unit, P.O. Box 

5466, Aleppo, Syria. Received June 05, 1991. 

PI 565513 origin: China, origin institute id: 116240. cultivar: 

SHI JIA ZHUANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 

Agric. Sciences, Beijing, and International Board for 

Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 16. 



YI XIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 

Sciences, Beijing, and International Board for Plant 

Genetic Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 17. other 

id: MAC9192-4838. Cultivated. Seed. 

171

PI 565513 to 

PI 565515 

PI 565516 

PI 565517 

PI 565518 

PI 565519 

PI 565520 

PI 565521 

PI 565522 


origin: China, origin institute id: 116242. cultivar: 

ZHANG JIA KOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





NING JIN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





QING LONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHUO XIAN NONG ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DING XIAN NONG ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YI XIAN CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HAN DAN XIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LONG YAO SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




172



QING HE SI YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





JING JING DAMAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DING XIAN DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





GOA YANG DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YANG YUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WAN XIAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHEN XIAN CAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





JAO QAN MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




173



DIGAN MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHENG AN ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





FEI XIANG QOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





80-229 DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SU NING DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHULU LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YAN SHAN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HU LU TOU-2. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




174



SHA HE CHUN LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





WEI XIAN CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DING XIAN MAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YANG YUNG MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





WAN XIAN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 




PI 565544 origin: China. origin institute id: 116288. cultivar: 

ZHUO XIAN LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LONG YAO MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 





MAN CHENG MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 


Plant Genetic Resources, Rome. collector id: ZDM 78. 


175



BAO DING GUO MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DA MAI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















JI NAN CAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














176



CHUN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LI CHENG XIAN CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XIN XIAN CAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















SAN YUE HUANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




177








LIU LENG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 





NIU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHUN GONG ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



id: MAC9192-4988. Cultivate^. Seed. 


CHUN GONG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










MAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JIAO XION NONG ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




178



JIAO XION NONG ZHONG 4. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TALAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





TALAN NONG ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU JIA ZHUANG GONG ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XI JIAO CUN NONG ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









179



CHUN MANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GU MANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHUN MANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










LA YI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 

Beijing, and International Board for Plant Genetic 

Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 268. other id: 








JI NAN CAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LI CHENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




180



QU FU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHENG WU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





JING CAO ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





QIU GENG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LONG MEN DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LA YI BA. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





WU MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




181



BAN JIE MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU LENG BAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SI LENG BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 





NAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIAO WU GONG ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









182



MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 










DONG MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















DEXIAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 





JIANG MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




183


PI 565611 origin: China, origin institute id: 116386, cultivar: 











SI YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SI YUE BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 
























184



JIAO GUO TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAN JIE MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



















185



CHUN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















CHUN GONG ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHUN ZAO ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAI GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




186



TAI AN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















WU MANG QING MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YOU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





GONG DA TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




187



LIU LENG ZI GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





NU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BEN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAI GONG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 





HUI GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUI GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TU TOU GONG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




188



CHANG MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










TUO PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














189








BAI MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










BU DI TIAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










CHANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHANG DE PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric 









190



MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





LU REN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





QING LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 














191






id: MAC9192-5332. remarks: Elevated hoods. Cultivated. 

Seed. 












HUO DENG MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




Seed. 


TU LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




Seed. 


NIU XIN SHAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










NU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




192








BAI PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAI MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHANG MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





DUAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



















193













QING DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










CHANG MANG 3. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




194



LAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










DAI PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















KE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




195



SAN YUE HUANG DA MAI, collector: Chinese Academy of 





BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















HUO SHAO TOU LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of 





JIU LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DUAN MANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




Seed. 


GUANG NAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




196



QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





CHANG MANG LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





3120. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 




PI 565718 origin: China, origin institute id: 116557. collector: 

Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, Beijing, and 

International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, Rome. 

collector id: ZDM 1156. other id: MAC9192-5430. other 

id: 6028-2. Cultivated. Seed. 


LA LIN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NING AN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NING AN PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DONG NING PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 




197



DONG NING PI 3-1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG NING PI 3-2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG NING PI 4 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DONG NING PI 6 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DONG NING PI 7 HAO-1. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG NING PI 7 HAO-2. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HAI LIN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



id: MAC9192-5476. Cultivated. - Seed. 


LIN KOU PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




198



MU LENG PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 






























BAO QING PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MI SHAM PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 


Genetic Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 1202. other 


199



ZHAO DONG PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHAO DONG PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HU LAN PI 1-1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










HU LAN PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HU LAN PI 3 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










BA YAN 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




200













MU LAN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MU LAN PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





AN DA PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















LIN DIAN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




201



LIN DIAO PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NE HE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NEN JIANG PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NEN JIANG PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NE JIANG SAN QU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





NEN JIANG DA NMAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NEN JIANG SHI QU DA NAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SUI HUA PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




202



SUI HUA PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HAI LUN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 






























HAI LUN PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




203



TONG BEI PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE SHAN PI 1-2. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE SHAN PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE SHAN PI 3 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE SHAN XI LIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HUA CHUAN PI 3 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JIA MUSI PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JIA MUSI PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




204



LUO BEI PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





FU JIN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 

























FUA CHUAN PI 3 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUA CHUAN PI 4 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




205



KE SHAN XI CHENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





KE SHAN CHENG JIAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





BAI QUAN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





























206








BAI QUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BEI AN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DE DU PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DE DU PI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TEI LI PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YI LAN PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BO LI PI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




207



NING AN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 

Sciences f Beijing, and International Board for Plant 




FU YING. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





FU RUI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





MAO MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SAN CHA HE 7853-8. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GOU WEI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





HE YOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





TONG HE QING HE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




208



TONG BEI JIAN SHE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










PANG NA. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





HAI LUN LUO 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HAI LUN LUO 3 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MU LAN LUO 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WAN NENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIANG XUAN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




209



YANG DA LI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XI FENG PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DA QING MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KANG PING DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YING KOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










LIAO YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIAO YANG ZAI LAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




210



LIAO YANG NONG ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIAO YANG PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





FU YANG, collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





FA KU PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




PI 565831 origin: China. origin institute id: 116716. collector: 




id: 170. Cultivated. Seed. 


CHI FING HEI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NING CHENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NING CHENG BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




211



NING CHENG ZAO SHOU MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





NING CHENG DA MAI 2. collector: Chinese Academy of 





NANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XI FENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YING KOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YAI AN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DA BAI MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





QAN SHAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




212








KA ZUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIAO ZHONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YANG DENG XIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DANG CHANG CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZHUANG LANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DING XI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHENG XIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




213



PING LIANG CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PING LIANG DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHONG XIN CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHING XIN DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZHEN YUAN DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHAN DAN BLENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 







collector id: ZDM 1464. other id: MAC9192-5800. 



YONG DENG XIAN BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




214



LIU LENG TOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHANG MANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LU QU ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TU FOMG ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHOU QU CHUN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DANG CHANG QING KE LAN. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZHUANG LANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZHANG YE CHUN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 




215



MU DAN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YU ZHONG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MIN XIAN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHANG XIAN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHANG XIAN CHAN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





GU LANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





OU WA QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




216



XIAO LI MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIN MAI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIN MAI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU LENG ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










DA LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









217








LAO LAI GUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










TUAN LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI GAN LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI GAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




218



ZI LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI GAN ER. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI GUO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





QING MANG ZAO WU TIAN. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIU LENG ZI GAN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TAI ZHOU LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




219



TAI XING ZI LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YANG ZHOU 27 LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 










BAI LIU ZHU TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YANG WEI ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI GUO ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JIANG DU SI LENG ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





NAN JING DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




220



TU TOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BIN HAI LAO LAI GUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





FU NING BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HAI AN ZI GAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 



other id:' MAC9192-5934. Cultivated. Seed. 







LAO LAI GUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LU DONG WAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BEN LENG LENG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




221



GAO CHUN LIU MAIN TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of 





281 DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










JING DA 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










SHANG HAI SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHANG HAI SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





BAO SHAN SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




222



HONG SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUO SHAO TOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LAO TUO XU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WAN LAO TUO XU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZAO LAO TUO XU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHUAN SHA WAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




223



LAO LAI BAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SHANG HAI BEN DI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





QING PU HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIU LENG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





WU GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















ZAO SHU 41. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




224



YUAN MAI 114. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










HEI LIU ZHU YUAN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HEI LIU ZHU YUAN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHING MING HEI LIU ZHU. collector: Chinese Academy of 





BAI LIU ZHU YUAN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIU ZHU TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HONG JIN LIU ZHU TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of 




225



HONG JING LIU ZHU TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HONG JING LIU ZHU TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of 





BAI SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















GAO JIAO ER LENG LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XIN DENG MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





JIA SHAN CAN HUA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




226



YU YAO NUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DAI SHAN LAO TUO XU. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG MI MAI ER. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





DONG YANG HU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PAN AN NUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LONG YOU MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHANG SHAN NI QIU MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 









227



KAI HUA LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KAI HUA LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LONG QUAN SI LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIAO SHAN CHI MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XIAO SHAN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHONG DE SI LENG MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










SHANG YI LIU LENG LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




228



YU YAO LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















TIAN TAI LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LI SHUI WU MANG LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





QING YUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHE NONG 12. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



id: MAC9192-6202. Cultivated. Seed. 


ZHE NONG 4 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




229













ER MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU LUN ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










BEN DI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














230



SI LUN DA MAI 80-15. collector: Chinese Academy of 










DA MAI SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





SI YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




PI 565991 origin: China, origin institute id: 117049. cultivar: 1 

HAO BEN DI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










BEN DI LIU LENG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




231



LIU LUN ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YUAN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





XIE SI LUN MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





BA GU TAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU LUN ZI MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




232








EN SHI SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




















WU KE ZAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DA MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LAO WU HU XU MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




233























XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










CHANG XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









234


















HE SHANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUA YUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HE SHANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HEI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




235



HONG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




PI 566028 origin: China, origin institute id: 117202. cultivar: 

GAN ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NIANG RI QING KE 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of 





QIAN NING QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHANG LA HUI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HONG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZAO BAI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




236



LIANG JI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GE SE QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HAN DI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SE CHA 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GAN ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZHANG LA ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SONG PAN ZI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SONG PAN HUI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 




237



BAI MA WU QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIAO YI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





HEI SHUI CHUN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 










XI KANG CHUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XIAO CHUN HRI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 




PI 566049 • origin: China, origin institute id: 117246. cultivar: 

LIU LENG TUO MANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIU LENG BAI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 




238



ZHEN TOU MAI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










LIU LENG DUAN MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




PI 566054 origin: China, origin institute id: 117253. cultivar: A 

BA HEI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XI KANG CHUN QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of 





MU SHU HEI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CHANG MANG MAI-1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HONG MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




239








XIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ER LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DA MAI 2. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 
























240








BAI DA MAI 1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DIAN ZHONG PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 



















241



QING LUO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 










QING LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GE LANG HONG DA MAI, collector: Chinese Academy of 





LONG WU PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










QING KE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LUO REN ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




242



GUANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










GUANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










GUANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





GUANG HUI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DIU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LUO GUANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




243



LIU LENG GUANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CAO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 















YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 








MAC9192-665Q. Cultivated. Seed. 






244








ER LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















DAI MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














245








CAO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 










LIAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BE DI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















QING XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




246










































247








HE ZUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





QIU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










QIU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














248








YOU PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















YOU MANG ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










DANG DI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 


Genetic Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 202. other 


249













LIU LENG BAI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










LIU LENG MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





MANG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














250



TU DA MAI 1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TU DA MAI 2. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










GONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ZI MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














251
















id: MAC9192-6896. remarks: Elevated hoods. Cultivated, 

Seed. 

















MAN SI MA DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









252























HUO SHA TOU GA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 




Seed. 


QUAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




Seed. 


GE DA DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUO SHAO TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




253

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LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





JUAN MANG LIU LENG LU REN. collector: Chinese Academy of 



other id: MAC9192-6958. remarks: Elevated hoods. 



HUO SHAO TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




Seed. 






Seed. 

254







Seed. 


HUO LIAO TOU MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 



other id: MAC9192-6972. remarks: Elevated hoods. 



XI NONG 3120. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HU MAI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





FENG AI ER LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















BAO SHAN ER LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




255








DA ER DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















SHUONG LENG BIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





AI BAI YANG, collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





FENG XIAN ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





JIA DING ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




256








WU SONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















LIU ZHU TOU ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










SHANG HAI SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




PI 566202 origin: China, origin institute id: 117540. cultivar: 

ZAO SHU 7 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




257



XIAO SHAN ER LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 







collector id: ZDM 2663. other id: MAC9192-703Q. 



SHAO XING YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










SHANG YU YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XIANG SHAN LO XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LE QING YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LE QING BIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




258













JIAN DE ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JIAN DE HONG XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHOU CHANG LI XIA HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHOU CHANG HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TONG LU MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TONG LU MAO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




259



FEN SHUI XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIAO FENG LUO XU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 















SHAO XING HUI SI LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZHU JI SI LENG ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHANG YU ZI SI LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SHANG YU HONG SI LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




260


PI 566227 origin: China, origin institute id: 117639, collector: 






XIN CHANG 1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SAN MEN AI SUI CHI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SAN MEN BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










LIN HAI ZAO HONG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIN HAI BAI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIN HAI LAO LAI HONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




261








LE QING SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 















LE QING SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PING YANG BEN DI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 



other id: MAC9192-7202. Cultivated. Seed. 


PING YANG SI LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





PU JIANG DI JI HONG, collector: Chinese Academy of 




262



PU JIANG SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG TAI XI ZAO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG CHI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG TO MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG CHUI TOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG DA SUAN HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG ZAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 




263

PI 565513 to 

PI 566251 

PI 566252 

PI 566253 

PI 566254 

PI 566255 

PI 566256 

PI 566257 

PI 566258 



DONG YANG SAN YUE HUANG, collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG BAI GAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG HONG JIN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG HONG JIN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG BAN CHI ZAO. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YONG RANG TUO MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





XUAN PING SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




264








QU XIAN MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





LONG YOU HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





KAI HUA SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 















LI SHUI KE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









265




International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, 









XIAO SHAN WU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 















XIAO SHAN HONG LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 










YU TI BEN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




266



CHUN AN LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHUN AN TU BAI DA MAI ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




















SHAO XING ZI LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 














267



SHANG YU HONG JIN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










XIN CHANG LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










FENG HUA LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





CI XI LIU LENG TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIANG SHAN BEN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DAI SHAN LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




268








SAN MEN HUANG LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LIN HAI LIU MAI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HUANG YAN FANG PU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HUANG YAN LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HUANG YAN LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





WEN LING LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 









269


PI 566299 origin: China, origin institute id: 117808, collector: 






YU HUAN NAN TIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YU HUAN HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





WEN ZHONG HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




















LE QING LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




270








YONG JIA YOU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










YONG JIA BAI CHANG TOU. collector: Chinese Academy of 















DONG TOU YOU MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG TOU BAI MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




271



DONG TOU HONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TANG XI LIUO JIAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TANG XI LIUO JIAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG CHAO TIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





PU JIANG LIU JIE PU. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LAN XI JIN HUA ZHONG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LAN XI BAN CHI ZAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YI WU HONG KE LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 




272



DONG YANG HONG LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG SONG PU ZHI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DONG YANG ZAO LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YONG RANG HONG LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





WU YI WAN LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





XUAN PING LIU LENG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





QU XIAN BA JIAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LONG YOU BA JIAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




273



KAI HUA LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





KAI HUA XIAN HONG ZI.MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





KAI HUA LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





JING NING YOU FU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LI SHUI LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










JIN YUN HONG JIE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





JIN YUN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




274



QING TIAN WAN SHAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





QING TIAN LIU LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




















YU HONG NUO MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














275




International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, 









CHUN AN LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










HAI YAN MAO CHONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










XIN CHANG SONG HUA MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YU YAO MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




276



YU YAO CHI HONG XIAN ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SAN MEN LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIN HAI GHUANG TOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





HUANG YAN SI LENG LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TIAN TAI DA MAI MI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





PING YANG DA MAI NUO. collector: Chinese Academy of 





WEN CHENG HUANG MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 









277



WEN CHENG SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YONG JIA WU MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YONG JIA DAI MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










DONG YANG YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SUI CHANG SI LENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





SUI CHANG YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 


Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 3202. 



SI LENG QING PI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




278



JING NING QING PI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MI MAI 757. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















LIN AN LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TONG LU YANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 









279



HAI YAN LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 










XIAN JU DUAN LIU LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YU HUAN LIU LENG MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




















LE QING FANG TOU LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




280








TAI SHUN LIU LENG MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 










LAN XI LIU LENG MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 
























281




























LIU LENG ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










062 MI YU MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




282



QUAN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIN 48 MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




















3045 MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DAO XIAN PI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUA YUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




283








HE SHANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










WU MAI ZI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





XIAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HIE QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









284








WU SHEN YANG CAO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 


Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 5202. 



LIANG CHEN MI SUI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DONG SHENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WU SHEN LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DA QI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




PI 566425 origin: China, origin institute id: 118081. cultivar: E 

QI QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





WU SU LI JIANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




285



NU MA ER LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HEI YUAN 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE LIN PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YAN SHOU CHUN SHAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YUAN BAI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YUAN BAI 2 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





AL GAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAI LUO MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




286




























LIU DAN ZHUN. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










XING ZI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




287



YU GONG XU MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










YUAN MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 










SAN YUE HUANG DONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





QING DAO MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TAI AN MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SO CAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




288



ZOU XIAN SONG MANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 


Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, /collector id: ZDM 5308. 








JU XIAN LUO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





TAI ZHANG TU TOU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





LAI WU ZI MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZHU CHENG MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





TO GU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BO SHAN DONG MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 




289



XIN TAI MI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 







































290













MU GANG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















DA LUO CHUI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BEN DI SAN YUE HUANG. collector: Chinese Academy of 









291













HONG KE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HUA WEI BA. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





QING BA GU TAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



















292



WU MI MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





MI DA MI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





SHUAN SHU QU. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





HEI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





ER LENG DA MAI 30-1. collector: Chinese Academy of 





ZI CHANG GOU LUO ER LENG. collector: Chinese Academy of 





YE DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









293













DUAN MANG BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DUAN MANG BAI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





DUAN MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





DUAN MANG. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




PI 566497 origin: China. origin institute id: 118202. cultivar: 

LU QUAN 5 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









294










































295









































id: MAC9192-8202. Cultivated. Seed. 

296























JIU JIU MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



















297



AN RANG MAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 





FO PING DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





YI CHUAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LUO NAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





LIU BA DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





SHANG NAN DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





PU TONG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





PU CHENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




298



CHENG CHENG LAO DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of 





CHANG MANG QING KE. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 










DA LI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





JING PI A 321-1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 



















299























KE PIN 4 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





KE PIN 8 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JING PI B 165-13. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









300



JING PI B 188-9. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JING PI C 208-1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 

























HAN 33. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





HAN 84-171. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 




301



HAN 85-222. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





FU 8. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 















DONG 85-1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





NONG 82-1. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 














302


PI 566563 origin: China. origin institute id: 118284. cultivar: E 
















NONG FU DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





JING 151. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 


Resources, Rome, collector id: ZDM 8315. other id* 










Resources, Rome. collector id: ZDM 8317. other id: 







303













XI 76-4. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. Sciences, 





LIANG 3040. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 















JING KE 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









304

































YU DA MAI 1 HAO. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 





BAO SHAN PI DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric, 




305



TA CHENG DA MAI. collector: Chinese Academy of Agric. 









PI 566589 to 566590. Lactuca sativa L. ASTERACEAE Garden lettuce 

Donated by: Schultz, M., Seed Bank, 143 Charles, Monroe, Washington 

98272-2302, United States. Received February 02, 1993. 

PI 566589 origin: United States, cultivar: GREEN WAVE, other id: 

W6 11341. group: W6. Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566590 origin: United States, cultivar: MAJESTIC RED. other 

id: W6 3772. group: W6. Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566591 to 566592. Medicago sp. 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Knowles, P.F., USDA-ARS, New Crops Research Branch, 

Crops Research Division, Beltsville, Maryland 20705, United States. 

Received September 04, 1958. 

PI 566591 origin: Iran, collected: July 15, 1958. collector: P.K. 

Knowles. collector id: K1545. other id: W6 11358. 

group: W6. locality: Tabriz bazaar. remarks: One of 

three types in the collected seed of PI 250935. Plants 

produced burred pods. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566592 origin: Iran, collected: July 15, 1958. collector: P.K. 

Knowles. collector id: K1545. other id: W6 11359. 

group: W6. locality: Tabriz bazaar. remarks: One of 

three types in the collected seed of PI 250935. Plants 

produced burrless pods. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566593. Triticum polonicum L. POACEAE Wheat 

Donated by: N.I Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, 44 Herzen 

Street, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. Received March 08, 

1993. 

306



obtained from the U.S. cultivar: WHITE POLISH. 




PI 566594. Triticum compactum Host POACEAE Wheat 

Donated by: Konzak, C.F., Washington Agr. Exp. Sta., Washington 

State University, Pullman, Washington 99164, United States; and 

Agricultural Research Service - USDA. Received March 08, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: C.F. Konzak. origin 

institute: Washington Agric. Exp. Station, Washington 

State University, Pullman, Washington 99164 United 

States, origin institute id: WUC 657. source history: 

Other ID: CA 790125-101S-1D-2D-4D-2D-1D-2D-OD. cultivar: 

CALORWA. pedigree: Aus 

221/Inia//2*Shasta/3/Tincurrin/Anza. remarks: 

Semi-dwarf, club spring wheat. Heading early to 

mid-season. Plant height slightly shorter than Penawawa. 

Moderate to high resistance to current races of stripe 

rust. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Konzak, C.F., Washington Agr. Exp. Sta., Washington 

State University, Pullman, Washington 99164, United States; and 

Agricultural Research Service - USDA. Received March 08, 1993. 

PI 566595 origin: United States, developed: C.F. Konzak. origin 



States. origin institute id: WA 7715. cultivar: WADUAL 

94. pedigree: Norona 843/Marfed Mutant 1844//Koelz. 

remarks: Single gene, semi-dwarf, spring wheat. Maturity 

midseason. Plant height and maturity similar to Wadual. 

Stripe, leaf and stem rust resistance similar to Wadual. 

Adaptation similar to Wadual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566596 origin: United States, developed: C.F. Konzak. origin 



States. origin institute id: WA 7677. cultivar: ALPOWA. 

pedigree: Fielder/Potam 70//Walladay/3/Walladay/Potam 70. 

remarks: Awned, common single gene, semi-dwarf, soft 

white spring wheat. Maturity mid-season. Heading equal to 

Penawawa, but maturity one day earlier. Cultivar. Seed. 

307

PI 566597. Ulmus hybrid 

ULMACEAE 

Donated by: Townsend, A.M., Agricultural Research Service - USDA, 

U.S. National Arboretum, 3501 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, 

District of Columbia 20002, United States. Received March 11, 

1993. 

donor id: NA 60071. origin: United States, developed: 

A.M. Townsend. origin institute: Agricultural Research 

Service - USDA, U.S. National Arboretum, 3501 New York 

Avenue, NE, Washington, District of Columbia 20002 

United States, cultivar: PATRIOT, pedigree: Urban/sel. 

of Ulmus Wilsoniana. remarks: Crown moderately 

vase-shaped similar to that of an American elm. Leaves 

oblong-obovate, doubly serrate, average 103mm long x 74mm 

wide. Summer leaves green, gradually change to yellow in 

summer. At 13 yrs., 13.1m tall with crown spread of 7.6m. 

High resistance to Dutch elm. Moderate resistance to elm 

leaf beetle. Good cold and heat tolerance. Cold hardy to 

USDA Zone 4. Useful as street, highway, home or park 

tree. Tree. Cultivar. Budwd. 

PI 566598. Acer rubrum L. ACERACEAE Red maple 

Donated by: Townsend, A.M., Agricultural Research Service - USDA, 

U.S. National Arboretum, 3501 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, 

District of Columbia 20002, United States. Received March 11, 

1993. 

donor id: NA 56021. origin: United States, developed: 

A.M. Townsend. origin institute: Agricultural Research 

Service - USDA, U.S. National Arboretum, 3501 New York 

Avenue, NE, Washington, District of Columbia 20002 

United States, cultivar: CUMBERLAND, pedigree: Seedling 

selection grown in Ohio from open-pollinated seed 

collected off trees growing near Norris, Tenn. 

collected: 1986. remarks: Crown moderately globed-shaped 

with dense foliage. Leaves average 103mm x 110mm wide. 

Summer leaf color green, autumn color red; spring leaf, 

flower, and fruit color also red. Bark light gray and 

smooth when young, gradually becoming dark gray and 

fissured into long scaly ridges. Good tolerance to potato 

leafhopper. Adaptable from USDA Zones 4 thru 8 with 

optimal success in Zones 5-7. Excellent street, lawn, 

highway or park tree. Tree. Cultivar. Budwd. 

PI 566599 to 566608. Cicer arietinum L. 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Sperling, C.R., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

National Germplasm Resources Lab., Bldg. 003, Rm. 402, BARC-West, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20750, United States; and Maxted, N. Received 

October 04, 1991. 

308


PI 566599 

PI 566600 

PI 566601 

PI 566602 

PI 566603 

donor id: 394. origin: Uzbekistan. source history: Seed 

originally obtained from Saratov., collected: June 13 f 

1991. collector: N. Maxted f C.R. Sperling, collector 

id: 394. other id: W6 8257. group: W6. locality: Seed 

samples taken from storage at the Uzbeck Institute of 

Grains near Gallya-Aral. latitude: 40 deg. 02 min. N. 

longitude: 067 deg. 36 min. E. elevation: 900m. 

remarks: Non-aschochyta resistant. Annual. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

donor id: 8154b. origin: Uzbekistan, cultivar: 

Melutinsky 6. collected: June 04, 1991. collector: N. 

Maxted, C.R. Sperling, collector id: 8154b. other id: 

918261. source: N. Maxted. other id: W6 8258. group: 

W6. locality: Experimental plots (seed taken from 

storage) Uzbeck Cereal Institute Field Station near 

Muzbuzulak. latitude: 39 deg. 44 min. N. longitude: 068 

deg. 05 min. E. elevation: 1580m. Annual. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

donor id: 8258. origin: Kyrgyzstan. collected: June 24, 

1991. collector: N. Maxted, C.R. Sperling, collector 

id: 8258. other id: 918258. source: N. Maxted. other 

id: W6 8259. group: W6. locality: Market stalls of 

Dzungar store holders, Bishkek. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

donor id: K-1179. origin: Uzbekistan. source history: 

Seed originally obtained from Azerbaijan., collected: 

June 13, 1991. collector: N. Maxted, C.R. Sperling. 

collector id: K-1179. other id: W6 8260. group: W6. 

locality: Seed samples taken from storage at the Uzbeck 

Institute of Grains near Gallya-Aral. latitude: 40 deg. 

02 min. N. longitude: 067 deg. 36 min. E. elevation: 

900m. remarks: Aschochyta resistant. Annual. 


donor id: K-1256. origin: Uzbekistan 

Seed originally obtained from Moldova 

13, 1991. 

collector 

locality: 

source history: 

collected: June 

collector: N. Maxted, C.R. Sperling. 

id: K-1256. other id: W6 8261. group: W6. 

Seed samples taken from storage at the Uzbeck 

Institute of Grains near Gallya-Aral. 

02 min. N. longitude: 067 deg. 36 min, 



latitude: 40 deg. 

E. elevation: 

309


PI 566604 

PI 566605 

PI 566606 

PI 566607 

PI 566608 

donor id: K-1971. origin: Uzbekistan, source history: 


June 13, 1991. collector: N. Maxted f C.R. Sperling. 

















Seed originally obtained from Volgograd., collected: 









Seed originally obtained from Czechoslovakia.. 

collected: June 13, 1991. collector: N. Maxted, C.R. 

Sperling, collector id: K-368. other id: W6 8265. 

group: W6. locality: : Seed samples taken from storage at 

the Uzbeck Institute of Grains near Gallya-Aral. 

latitude: 40 deg. 02 min. N. longitude: 067 deg. 36 min, 

E. elevation: 900m. remarks: Aschochyta resistant. 

Annual. Cultivated. Seed. 


Seed originally obtained from Czechoslovakia.. 

collected: June 13, 1991. collector: N. Maxted, C.R. 

Sperling, collector id: K-909. other id: W6 8266. 

group: W6. locality: Seed samples taken from storage at 

the Uzbeck Institute of Grains near Gallya-Aral. 

latitude: 40 deg. 02 min. N. longitude: 067 deg. 36 min, 

E. elevation: 900m. 

Annual. Cultivated. 

remarks: Aschochyta resistant. 

Seed. 

310


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., Louisiana State University, 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803, United States. Received March 01, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: J.C. Miller, T.P. 

Hernandez, J.J. Mikell, J.F. Fontenot. origin institute: 

Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., Louisiana State Univeristy, 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803 United States, cultivar: 

ACADIAN, pedigree: L21/L131. other id: L 1-13. 

remarks: Skin smooth, tough, copper color, similar to 

Unit 1 Porto Rico. Shape uniform. Produces early crop and 

does well in late plantings. Flesh moist, deep orange 

color. Stores well. Good baking and canning qualities. 

Moderate resistance to soil rot. Satisfactory plant 

production. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Oklahoma Agr. Exp. Sta., Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078, 

United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Oklahoma Agr. 

Exp. Sta., Stillwater, Oklahoma United States. 

cultivar: ALLGOLD. other id: Oklahoma 24. other id: 

Grif 997. group: Grif. remarks: Yam type similar to 

Unit No. 1 Porto Rico, nearly doubled yield of Porto 

Rico. Equal if not superior to Porto Rico in taste and 

table appearance and contains 50% more vitamin C and more 

than 3 times as much vitamin A. Resistant to stem rot in 

inoculation tests, but may be somewhat more susceptible 

than Unit No. 1 to nematode damage. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Crops Research 

Division, Beltsville, Maryland 20705, United States; and New Mexico 

Agr. Exp. Sta.; and California Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received March 01, 

1993. 

311


origin: United States, origin institute: Agricultural 

Research Service -- USDA, Crops Research Division, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705 United States, cultivar: 

APACHE, pedigree: (Yellow Yam-149 x Nancy Hall-42-1) x 

(Pelican Processor x Triumph), other id: B-5941. other 

id: Grif 998. group: Grif. remarks: Roots medium size, 

smooth, tapered-spindle to short- cylindrical in shape. 

Skin color orange. Flesh bright orange. Yields moderate 

to high. Stores well. Resistance to black rot disease, 

root knot nematode and cracking. Baking quality very 

good. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Virginia Truck Exp. Sta., P.O. Box 2160, Norfolk, 

Virginia 23501, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: T.J. Nugent, origin 

institute: Virginia Truck Exp. Sta., P.O. Box 2160, 

Norfolk, Virginia 23501 United States, cultivar: 

BAKER, pedigree: Virginian/a numbered seedling, other 

id: V2158. remarks: Skin color copper to light rose. 

Flesh medium orange, moist texture. Carotene content 

equal to Goldrush, less than Centennial. Produces large 

number of roots per hill. Vines long and trailing. 

Performed satisfactorily as a sprout producer. Keeps well 

in storage. Not resistant to Fusarium wilt (blue stem). 

Susceptible to scurf. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 




1993. 

origin: United States, developed: L.H. Rolston, C.A. 

Clark, J.M. Cannon, W.M. Randle, E.G. Riley, P.W. Wilson, 

M.L. Robbins. origin institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. 

Sta., Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 

70803 United States. cultivar: BEAUREGARD. pedigree: 

Polycross nursery that included 17 breeding lines, other 

id: L82-508. remarks: Exceptionally good plant producer. 

Plants straight, tough, well-suited for mechanical 

transplanting. Roots fusiform to ovoid with smooth, light 

rose skin. Stores well. Resistance to fusarium wilt (stem 

rot). Moderately resistant to soil rot (pox). Resistant 

to development of internal cork symptoms. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

312


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Ontario Ministry of Agric. & Food, Legislative Bldg. f 

Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: Canada, origin institute: Ontario Ministry of 

Agric. & Food, Legislative Bldg., Queen's Park, Toronto, 

Ontario Canada, cultivar: B-18. pedigree: Open 

pollinated seedling of Virginian, other id: B80-8. 

other id: Grif 999. group: Grif. remarks: Ability to 

set many roots of marketable size even in a cool or short 

season. Root size small to medium, regular and smooth 

shape. Flesh color bright orange, excellent uniformity. 

Cures and stores well. Acceptable production of good 

quality and marketable roots in even very short and cool 

seasons. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: South Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, 

Clemson, South Carolina 29817, United States. Received March 01, 

1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: South Carolina 

Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, Clemson, South 

Carolina United States, cultivar: CAROGOLD. other id: 

C607. remarks: Roots close to plant, good shape, 

prolific, excellent smoothness. Skin color gold. Flesh 

color orange, moist. Vine length medium, color purple. 

Foliage heavy, dark green. Excellent transplants. 

Sprouting habit poor. Good yielder. Resistance to 

cracking and fusarium wilt or blue stem. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 



University, Raliegh, North Carolina 27650, United States. Received 

March 01, 1993. 

313


origin: United States, developed: D.T. Pope, W.W. 

Collins, J.W. Moyer. origin institute: North Carolina 

Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina State University, Raleigh, 

North Carolina 27650 United States, cultivar: CAROLINA 

NUGGET, pedigree: HM-36(a selection developed in 

Meridian, Miss.)/Lakan. other id: NC 172. other id: 

Grif 1007. group: Grif. remarks: Roots short, blocky 

with rosy skin. Flesh medium orange. Streaks of 

anthocyanin usually appear in flesh near exterior of 

roots. Roots have acceptable commercial table quality. 

Leaves deeply cut, dark green with a purplish tinge. 

Increased yields and superior root shape in heavy soils. 

Needs less curing to store well than other cultivars. 

More resistance to fusarium wilt and southern root knot 

than Centennial. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 



University, Raliegh, North Carolina 27650, United States; and New 

Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: North Carolina 


North Carolina 27650 United States, cultivar: CAROMEX. 

pedigree: NC 228/NC 234. other id: NC 320. remarks: 

Roots chunky, slightly tapered at both ends, remain firm 

in storage. Skin dark copper, smooth, attractive. Flesh 

deep orange. High yielding, yam type. High resistance to 

stem rot (wilt). Low to moderate resistance to root knot 

nematodes. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama 36088, 


314


origin: United States, developed: B.T. Whatley, B.R. 

Phills. origin institute: Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee 

Institute, Alabama 36088 United States, cultivar: 

CARVER, pedigree: Centennial/Jewel, other id: TI-1885. 

other id: Grif 1010. group: Grif. remarks: Skin color 

deep rose. Flesh moist, deep orange. High plant 

production. Excellent storage properties. Extremely high 

canning and baking qualities. Highly resistant to 

fusarium wilt. Intermediate resistance to southern root 

knot nematode. Suited for both fresh and processing 

market. Well adapted to Alabama growing conditions. 



Sweet potato 


Donated by: Louisiana State University, Dept. of Horticulture, Baton 

Rouge, Louisiana 70803, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Louisiana State 

University, Dept. of Horticulture, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 

70803 United States. cultivar: CENTENNIAL. other id: 

Grif 1011. group: Grif. remarks: Skin color dark (rose 

or purple). Flesh color orange. High yielding. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: South Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, 

Clemson, South Carolina 29817, United States. Received March 01, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: W.L. Ogle, M.B. 

Hughes, origin institute: South Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina United 

States, cultivar: CHEROKEE, pedigree: CaroGold/Porto 

Rico, other id: C 57-110-2. remarks: Roots blocky, 

outstanding smoothness. Skin color bright copper. Flesh 

orange. Prolific sprout production. Excellent baking 

quality. Good keeping quality. Susceptible to fusarium 

wilt. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta., Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., 

Tifton, Georgia 31793, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

315


origin: United States, developed: S.A. Harmon, origin 

institute: Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta., Georgia Coastal Plain 

Exp. Sta., Tifton f Georgia United States, cultivar: 

COASTAL SWEET, pedigree: Unknown parentage, other id: 

S-I. other id: Skid-a-Way. remarks: Root shape 

fusiform. Skin color copper to copper-red or rose varying 

with soil types. Flesh bright orange. Texture good. 

Stores well. Good to excellent in baking tests. Tolerant 

to mildly susceptible to nematodes. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M University, Overton, 

Texas 75684, United States; and Oklahoma State University. 


origin: United States, developed: D.R. Paterson, M.C. 

Fuqua, D.R. Earhart, J.E. Motes, origin institute: Texas 

Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas A&M University, Overton, Texas 

74078 United States, cultivar: CORDNER. pedigree: 

Unknown parentage, other id: Grif 1015. group: Grif. 

remarks: Roots chunky, slightly tapered at each end. Skin 

smooth, bronze color. Flesh orange. Vines trailing with 

medium internodes. Stems and leaves green. Leaves medium 

size, heart shaped. High yield, good sprout production. 

Excellent baking and canning quality. Resistant to 

fusarium wilt or stem rot, and southern root-knot 

nematode. Some insect resistance. Susceptible to soil 

rot. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 



Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: J.C. Miller, J.J. 

Mikell, T.P. Hernandez, J.F. Fontenot. origin institute: 

Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., Louisiana State University, 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70893 United States, cultivar: 

EARLYPORT. other id: L-240. remarks: Vigorous growing, 

viny type plant similar to Unit 1 Porto Rico. Roots moist 

or soft fleshed type, blocky shape, smooth, medium-large 

size. Skin copper. Flesh orange. Selected for earliness 

and high yielding abiltiy. Keeps well in storage. Good 

plant producer. Not resistant to wilt or soil rot. 


316


Sweet potato 


Donated by: California Agr. Exp. Sta., University of California, 

Berkeley, California 94720 f United States; and Louisiana Agr. Exp. 

Sta.. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: R.W. Scheuerman, T.P. 

Hernandez, W.J. Martin, C. Clark, R. Constantin, H. 

Hammett. origin institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70893 

United States, cultivar: EUREKA, other id: L4-131. 

other id: Grif 1020. group: Grif. remarks: Roots well 

shaped, tapered at both ends, smoother exterior than 

Jewel. Skin copper. Flesh deep orange. Good storage cv. 

Good baking and canning characteristics. Resistant to 

soil rot (pox), internal cork, stem rot. Moderate 

resistance to root knot nematode. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, U.S. Vegetable 

Laboratory, Charleston, South Carolina 20407, United States; and 

South Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, Clemson, South 

Carolina 29817, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: A. Jones, P.D. Dukes, 

J.M. Schalk, M.G. Hamilton, origin institute: 

Agricultural Research Service — USDA, U.S. Vegetable 

Laboratory, Charleston, South Carolina United States. 

cultivar: EXCEL, pedigree: Open pollinated seedling of 

Regal polycrossed in 1981 to 29 other parental 

selections, other id: W-221. other id: Grif 1021. 

group: Grif. remarks: Skin light copper color. Flesh 

orange. Stores well. Excellent baking and canning 

qualities. High yield. High resistance to southern root 

knot, stem rot or wilt disease, internal cork, and to 

sclerotial blight in plant beds. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, U.S. Vegetable 

Laboratory, Charleston, South Carolina 29407, United States. 


317


origin: United States, developed: P.D. Dukes, A. Jones f 

J.M. Schalk. origin institute: Agricultural Research 

Service — USDA, U.S. Vegetable Laboratory, Charleston, 

South Carolina United States, cultivar: DW-8. 

pedigree: Open pollinated seedling of W-206 polycrossed 

in 1984 to 19 other parental clones, other id: 85-DW-8. 

remarks: Dwarf characteristics including short stem 

internodes and dark green, thick leaves consistently 

yields 80% in marketable roots of cv. Jewel. Roots 

attractive light red, smooth, fusiform shaped with very 

little cracking. Stores well. High resistance to root 

knot, stem rot or wilt. Resistant to internal cork, leaf 

and sclerotial blight. High resistance to sweetpotato 

flea beetle. Susceptible to white grub. Will not tolerate 

water-logged soil. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, 





States, cultivar: GEORGIA JET. other id: Grif 1025. 

group: Grif. remarks: Root shape short spindle. Skin 

color purple-red. Flesh light orange. Earliness 90 days 

under good conditions. Plant production poor. Storage 

satisfactory. Good or excellent baking tests. Susceptible 

to stem rot and nematodes. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794, 


origin: United States, developed: S.A. Harmon, O.J. 

Woodard. origin institute: Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. 

Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31794 United States, cultivar: 

GEORGIA RED. pedigree: T-6/open pollinated seedling from 

Cliett Bunch Porto Rico, other id: T-6. remarks: 

Excellent plant production and livability, vine growth 

long, vigorous. Root shape similar to Porto Rico. Skin 

color coppery-red. Flesh color light-orange, texture 

soft, moist. Growing period of 140 days or more. 

Excellent keeping and eating quality. Excels as a baking 

potato. Cultivar. Seed. 

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PI 566629. Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam, var. batatas 

Sweet potato 


Donated by: Maryland Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Maryland, College 

Park, Maryland 20742 f United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Maryland Agr. 

Exp. Sta. f University of Maryland, Dept. of Horticulture, 

College Park, Maryland 20742 United States, cultivar: 

GOLDMAR. pedigree: Skin color mutation from cultivar 

Redmar found near Salisbury, Maryland. remarks: Appears 

to be identical to Redmar in every respect except skin 

color. Skin attractive, yellow or golden, fairly 

resistant to abrasion. Flesh deep-orange, very moist when 

baked. Requires a long season to reach U.S. #1 size. 



Sweet potato 




1993. 


Mikell, T.P. Hernandez, J.F. Fontenot, R.B. Attaya. 

origin institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., Louisiana 

State University, Louisiana United States, cultivar: 

GOLDRUSH. pedigree: L-21/L-155. other id: L-241. other 

id: Grif 1032. group: Grif. remarks: Plant medium to 

vigorous growing. Vine and petiole deep reddish-purple, 

vine medium to semi-bunch type. Leaves heart shaped and 

of medium size. Roots relatively smooth, uniform. Skin 

color copper. Flesh color deep yellow. Carotene twice 

that of Unit Porto Rico. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 




1993. 

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Mikell, T.P. Hernandez, P.L. Hawthorne, R.M. Melampy. 

origin institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., Louisiana 

State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70893 United 

States, cultivar: HEARTOGOLD. pedigree: Mameyita (a 

Porto Rico type)/Yellow Yam (32-10). other id: L-138. 

remarks: Early, high yielding. Can be brought on market 

10-14 days sooner than Unit I Porto Rico. High resistance 

to soil rot. Baking quality as good as or better than 

Unit I. Skin color flesh. Carotene 7.6mg/100g fresh wt. 



Sweet potato 




1993. 

origin: United States, developed: D.R. La Bonte, W.A. 

Mulkey, C.A. Clark, L.H. Rolston, J.M. Cannon, P.W. 

Wilson, P.C. St. Amand. origin institute: Louisiana Agr. 

Exp. Sta., Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 

Louisiana 70803 United States, cultivar: HERNANDEZ. 

pedigree: Open-pollinated seedling of L70-323 polycrossed 

in 1981. other id: L82-66. other id: Grif 1052. group: 

Grif. remarks: Moderately long purple-stemmed vines. 

Storage roots fusiform, lightly grooved, and red skinned. 

Flesh uniform deep orange. Excellent baking qualities 

similar to Jewel. Excellent canning qualities superior to 

Jewel. Dry matter 19.3%. Flowering adequate for breeding 

purposes, but produces very few seeds. Intermediate to 

resistant reaction to Fusarium wilt and southern 

root-knot nematode. Moderately resistant to soil rot. 

Does not show symptoms to viral disease internal cork. 

Moderately resistant to white grub. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Clemson University Edisto Exp. Sta., Dept. of 

Horticulture, Blackville, South Carolina 29817, United States; and 

Agricultural Research Service — USDA. Received March 01, 1993. 

320


origin: United States, developed: M.G. Hamilton, P.D. 

Dukes, A, Jones, J.M. Schalk. origin institute: Clemson 

University Edisto Exp. Sta., Dept. of Horticulture, 

Blackville, South Carolina 29817 United States. 

cultivar: HIDRY. pedigree: Open-pollinated selection 

from MK-14. other id: W-190. other id: Grif 1037. 

group: Grif. remarks: Plants produce long trailing vines 

with long internodes. Leaves dark green, medium size. 

Roots fleshy, skins white, flesh cream colored, shape 

fusiform, length moderate, frequently lobed. Store well. 

More resistant to cracking and appear to be equal in 

sprout production to Jewel. Roots highly resistant to 

wireworm. Susceptible to sweet potato flea beetle. Highly 

resistant to southern root-knot nematode and fusarium 

wilt or stem rot. Some resistance to sclerotial blight. 



Sweet potato 


Donated by: New Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, 

Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003, United States; and Agricultural 

Research Service — USDA, Beltsville, Maryland 20705, United 

States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: D.C.H. Hsi, C.E. 

Steinbauer, M.T. Deonier. origin institute: New Mexico 

Agr. Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, University 

Park, New Mexico United States, cultivar: HOPI. 

pedigree: Selection from open-pollinated seed of Porto 

Rico female parentage, other id: HM-122. remarks: 

Plants have trailing growth habit with a tendency to 

produce semi-erect branches near hills. Vines purple. 

Leaves medium- sized, dark green with purple overcast. 

Root skins light copper to salmon. Flesh medium 

orange-salmon. Carotene content moderate. Roots 

fusiform-to-tapered. Suitable for early fresh market. 

Looks, packs and keeps good, even when freshly harvested. 

More tolerant to fusarium wilt than Kandee. Resistant to 

root-knot nematode damage and cracking. Appears to be 

field resistant to black rot. Excellent baking and eating 

qualities. Not suitable for canning. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566635. Ipomoea carnea Jacq. CONVOLVULACEAE Sweet potato 


Lab., Charleston, South Carolina 29407, United States; and South 

Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina 

29817, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

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origin: United States, developed: P.D. Dukes, A. Jones, 

J.M. Schalk, M.G. Hamilton, origin institute: 

Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, U.S. Vegetable 

Lab., Charleston, South Carolina 29407 United States. 

cultivar: INDUCER. pedigree: Selected from a large 

population of seedlings, other id: IF-17-80. remarks: 

Rootstock for use in sweet potato breeding. Useful for 

stimulating induction and/or increased flowering of sweet 

potato scions in breeding nurseries and in reproductive 

physiological studies. Propagated with stem cuttings 

since it is not self fertile, however, will produce 

abundant viable seed if allowed to cross with many other 

selections from this population. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 



Louisiana 70803, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: T.P. Hernandez, T.P. 

Hernandez, R.J. Constantin, W.J. Martin, origin 

institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., Louisiana State 

University, Louisiana United States, cultivar: JASPER. 

pedigree: (Mameyita/L4-6)/(Pelican Processor/Triumph). 

other id: L9-190. other id: Grif 1045. group: Grif. 

remarks: Root skin color bright copper. Flesh orange. 

Produces a large percentage of marketable grade roots. As 

early as or earlier than Centennial. Has about twice the 

carotene content of Unit I Porto Rico. Vines trailing, 

medium in thickness, generally 4-5 feet. Vines, leaves 

and petioles green. Skin color bright copper. Flesh 

orange. Roots well shaped, being oblong and tapered to 

both ends. Produces a large percentage of marketable 

grade roots. Resistant to soil rot. Good resistance to 

internal cork, stem rot or fusarium wilt. Moderate 

resistance to root-knot nematodes. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: New Jersey Agr. Exp. Sta., New Jersey, United States. 


322


origin: United States, developed: L.G. Schermerhorn. 

origin institute: New Jersey Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept. of 

Vegetable Crops, New Jersey United States, cultivar: 

JERSEY ORANGE, pedigree: Selection of Orange Little Stem 

35. remarks: Good outside appearance, color deep inside 

and uniform, fine texture, and good flavor. Skin 

attractive brown. Flesh bright orange. Equals Yellow 

Jersey in yields, disease resistance, keeping qualities. 

Good consumer acceptance. Moist type of potato. 



Sweet potato 



Univ. at Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. Received March 01, 

1993. 


Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina State Univ. at Raleigh, 

North Carolina United States, cultivar: JEWEL. 

pedigree: Centennial/Nugget, other id: Grif 1047. 

group: Grif. remarks: Early-sizing, soft-fleshed, high 

quality for fresh market. Vines trailing, generally grow 

5 ft. in length. Leaf margins lightly to moderately 

shouldered although most leaves have entire margins. 

Leaves, petioles and vines green. Roots uniform, bluntly 

tapered on both ends, shorter than Centennial. Flesh 

uniform orange. Resistance to Fusarium wilt, root-knot 

nematodes and internal cork virus. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 



Louisiana 70803, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: J.C. Miller, T.P. 

Hernandez, T.P. Hernandez, J.R. Barry, W.A. Young, W.J. 

Martin, origin institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Louisiana State University, Louisiana United States. 

cultivar: JULIAN, pedigree: Centennial/HM15. other id: 

L8-3. remarks: Large set of roots, uniform and 

well-shaped. Skin copper to rose. Flesh deep orange. Low 

fiber content. Grades out well. Resistant to internal 

cork. Field resistance to fusarium wilt. Stores 

well—excellent keeper. Good baking and canning 

qualities. Cultivar. Seed. 

323


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta., Kansas State College of 

Agriculture, and Applied Science, Kansas, United States. Received 

March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: O.H. Elmer, origin 

institute: Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta., Kansas State College of 

Agriculture, and Applied Science, Kansas United States. 

cultivar: KANDEE. pedigree: (Yellow Yam/Nancy 

Hall)/Porto Rico, other id: K1716. remarks: Plant 

semi-upright. Stems medium short, rather large diam. 

Leaves deltoid, obtuse to slightly cordate base. Roots 

short -elongate, blocky, with bluntly tapering ends. 

Shape uniform. Skin reddish bronze. Flesh orange, 

indicating good vitamin A content. Storage good. Table 

qualilty high with good flavor and aroma. Deep orange 

color after cooked. Ranks high for both marketing and 

consumer use. Resistant to black rot. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Matchett, J.W., Pinecastle, Florida, United States. 


origin: United States, source history: From package of 

Morning Glory seed, cultivar: NANCY HALL, remarks: 

Excellent productiveness, eating and keeping qualities. 

Roots good size and shape. Flesh yellow. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Oklahoma Agr. Exp. Sta., Oklahoma State University, 

Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078, United States. Received March 01, 

1993. 

324


origin: United States, developed: H.B. Cordner, F.B. 

Struble, R. Reder, H.B. Sorensen, L. Morrison, origin 

institute: Oklahoma Agr. Exp. Sta., Oklahoma United 

States, cultivar: NEMAGOLD. pedigree: Jersey varieties 

used as parent lines, other id: Grif 1060. group: Grif. 

remarks: Roots yellow to salmon-russet, smooth and 

uniform size. Roots cured and stored for a short time are 

sweet, soft, and moist when baked. Flesh orange. Skin 

gold. Carotene high, similar to Allgold. Vines small, 

(6-12 feet). Stems numerous, green. Leaves green, small, 

distinctly shouldered. Widely adapted in region markets 

where Jersey varieties are grown. Acceptable on wholesale 

and retail markets. Resistance to root-knot. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 



College, Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. Received March 01, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: D.T. Pope, L.W. 

Nielsen, N.W. Hoover. origin institute: North Carolina 

Agr. Exp. Sta., North Carolina United States, cultivar: 

NUGGET. pedigree: NC 124/NC 63. other id: NC 171. 

remarks: Roots very uniform, smooth and tapered on both 

ends. Skin copper. Flesh color medium-orange. Production 

satisfactory. Produces a higher yield than Goldrush & 

Porto Rico. Keeps well in storage. Excellent processing 

qualities. Satisfactory baking qualities. Resistance to 

internal cork and fusarium wilt. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Virginia Truck, & Ornamentals Research Station, Eastern 

Shore Branch, Virginia, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: B. Graves. origin 

institute: Virginia Truck & Ornamentals Res. Sta., 

Eastern Shore Branch, Virginia United States, cultivar: 

PAINTER, pedigree: Julian and a numbered Virginia 

seedling, other id: VP9-51. remarks: Long season 

variety. Smooth, uniform shape, good flesh and skin 

color. Resistant to sprouting in storage. Yields medium 

to very high. Susceptible to soft rot, internal cork, 

scurf, soil rot (pox) and sweet potato flea beetle. Low 

tolerance to root knot nematode. High resistance to 

Fusarium wilt (blue stem, stem rot). Cultivar. Seed. 

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Sweet potato 


Donated by: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 


origin: United States, developed: W.W. Collins, J.W. 

Moyer. origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., 

North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 

27650 United States, cultivar: POPE, pedigree: NC 

288/NC 304. remarks: High-yielding, early-maturity. High 

resistance to Fusarium wilt and southern rootknot 

nematode. Roots chunky and slight slightly tapered. Flesh 

medium orange. Skin light salmon. Resistance to wireworm 

and grubs equal to or slightly better than Jewel. 

Moderate resistance to sweetpotato flea beetle and 

internal cork. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 




March 01, 1993. 



North Carolina 27650 United States. cultivar: PORTO 

RICO, other id: Grif 1070. group: Grif. remarks: 

Eating quality superior. Flesh color poor. Skin color 

copper. Yield low. Susceptible to disease. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Edisto Exp. Sta., Clemson University, Blackville, South 

Carolina, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: M.B. Hughes, origin 

institute: Edisto Exp. Sta., Clemson University, 

Blackville, South Carolina United States. cultivar: 

REDCLIFF. remarks: Roots blocky, red-skinned. Flesh 

deep, uniform, salmon. Baking quality good to excellent. 

Canning quality good. Moderately good disease resistance. 


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Sweet potato 


Donated by: Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 

States. Received March 01, 1993. 

31793, United 


institute: Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 

United States, cultivar: RED JEWEL, pedigree: Selected 

from Jewel, other id: Red Mutant No. 6. other id: Grif 

1072. group: Grif. remarks: Skin color attractive deep 

red-purple. Flesh color deep orange. Yield greater than 

Georgia Red. Rates above Georgia Red in baking tests. 

Storage life longer than Georgia Red or Centennial. Rated 

good as a canned product. Baking quality good to 

excellent. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Maryland Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Maryland, College 

Park, Maryland 20742, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, origin institute: Maryland Agr. 

Exp. Sta., University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 

20742 United States, cultivar: REDMAR. pedigree: 

(((K1840)/B6313)/Shoreland)/(Virginian/K1846). other id: 

Md. 2416. remarks: Roots uniform size and shape. Skin 

attractive, red. Flesh deep orange. Storage 

characteristics similar to Nemagold. Canning tests have 

shown excellent color. Less susceptible to surface rot 

than Nemagold but more subject to soft rots. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 



Lab., Charleston, South Carolina 29407, United States; and Clemson 

University Edisto Exp. Sta., Blackville, South Carolina 29817, 

United States; and Texas Agr. Exp. Sta.. Received March 01, 1993. 

327



J.M. Schalk, M.G. Hamilton, M.A. Mullen, R.A. 

Baumgardner, D.R. Paterson, T.E. Boswell. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, U.S. 

Vegetable Lab., Charleston, South Carolina 29407 United 

States, cultivar: REGAL, pedigree: Open-pollinated 

seedling of W-99 polycrossed with 29 other parental 

selections, other id: W-152. other id: Grif 1075. 

group: Grif. remarks: Roots generally well shaped, 

fusiform to blocky, sometimes short. Skin brilliant 

purplish-red. Flesh dark orange. Yields often 5-10 

percent higher than Jewel. Stores acceptably well. 

Average baking and canning quality. Combination pest 

resistances superior to that of other available cultivars 

resistance to internal cork and fusarium wilt or stem 

rot, sclerotial blight, pox or soil rot, and southern 

root knot. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566651. Ipomoea batatas 

Sweet potato 

(L.) Lam. var. batatas 




Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina 



J.M. Schalk, M.G. Hamilton, M.A. Mullen. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, U.S. 


States, cultivar: RESISTO. pedigree: Open-pollinated 

seedling of W-56. other id W-125. other id: Grif 1076. 

group: Grif. remarks: Skin reddish copper. Flesh dark 

orange. Yields equivalent to Jewel. Baking & canning 

qualities similar to Jewel. Unique combination of pest 

resistances superior to that of other presently available 

cultivars. Roots store well. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566652. Ipomoea batatas 

Sweet potato 

(L.) Lam. var. batatas 


Donated by: Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee 


Institute, Alabama 36088 

328


origin: United States, developed: B.T. Whatley, B.R. 

Phills. origin institute: Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee 

Institute, Alabama 36088 United States, cultivar: ROJO 

BLANCO, pedigree: Rose Centennial/White Triumph, other 

id: CL-22-72. remarks: Dry flesh type. Mean yield 26861 

kg/ha marketable roots. Skin deep red. Flesh color 

milk-white. Intermediate resistance to fusarium wilt. 

Susceptible to southern root-knot nematode. Excellent 

storage properties. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: North Carolina Agr. Res. Service, North Carolina State 


March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: J.W. Moyer, W.W. 

Collins, origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Res. 

Service, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27650 United States, cultivar: SCARLET. 

pedigree: Selected from meristem-tip culture-derived 

clones of Jewel, other id: Grif 1079. group: Grif. 

remarks: Roots tend to be more cylindrical and slightly 

longer than Jewel roots. Skin deep red to purple. Flesh 

orange. Yields not significantly different than Jewel and 

Copper Skin Jewel. Resistant to Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. 

batatas in greenhouse trials. Resistances to Meloidogyne 

incognita, wire worm and growth cracks similar to Jewel. 

Roots remain sound in storage for 7 or more months. 

Judged superior to Jewel in baking trails. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Eastern Shore Agr. Exp. Sta., Virginia Polytechnic Inst. 

& State Univ., Painter, Virginia 23420, United States. Received 

March 01, 1993. 

329


origin: United States, developed: S.B. Sterrett, B. 

Graves, C.P. Savage, F.W. Cooler, origin institute: 

Eastern Shore Agr. Exp. Sta. f Virginia Polytechnic Inst. 

& State Univ., Painter, Virginia 23420 United States. 

cultivar: SHORE GOLD, pedigree: Open-pollinated seedling 

of hi-111. remarks: Early, widely adapted, high 

yielding. Excellent baking quality. Roots uniformly 

fusiform to blocky. Skin light copper, smooth. Internal 

root color bright orange. Stores well. Well-suited for 

baking and canning. Highly resistant to fusarium wilt and 

intermediate in reaction to Southern root-knot nematode. 

Susceptible to soil insects including wireworm, sweet 

potato flea beetle and grubs. Greater tolerance to field 

rot associated with cold, wet soils at harvest time than 

Jewel. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 




Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Clemson University, South Carolina 29407, 



J.M. Schalk, M.G. Hamilton, R.A. Baumgardner. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, U.S. 


States. cultivar: SOUTHERN DELITE. pedigree: 

Open-pollinated seedling of W-99 polycrossed to 29 other 

parental selections, other id: W-151. other id: Grif 

1082. group: Grif. remarks: High yield. Baking flavor 

excellent. High levels of resistance to a wide array of 

disease and insect pests. Skin rose to dark copper 

depending on soil type. Marketable yields comparable to 

that of Jewel or Centennial. Stores slightly better than 

Jewel. Baking and canning qualities average similar to 

Jewel or Centennial. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Beltsville, 

Maryland 20705, United States; and Maryland Agr. Exp. Sta., 

University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, United States. 


330



Research Service — USDA, Beltsville, Maryland United 

States, cultivar: SUNNYSIDE. pedigree: (Yellow Yam 

149/Nancy Hall 42-l)/(Pelican Processor/Triumph), other 

id: B-5944. remarks: Skin tan. Flesh salmon to orange. 

Shape short tapered r relatively smooth. Size medium. 

Baking quality good. Excellent keeper in storage. Some 

resistance to black rot. Highly resistant to cracking in 

the field. Susceptible to fusarium wilt. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Beltsville f 

Maryland 20705, United States; and South Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Clemson University, South Carolina 29407, United States. Received 

March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: P.D. Dukes, A. Jones, 

J.M. Schalk, M.G. Hamilton. origin institute: 

Agricultural Research Service — USDA, U.S. Vegetable 

Lab., Charleston, South Carolina 29407 United States. 

cultivar: SUMOR. pedigree: Open-pollinated seedling of 

W-154 polycrossed to 29 other selections, other id: 

W-201. remarks: Skin smooth yellowish to light tan. 

Flesh white to yellow. Good field resistance to fusarium 

wilt or stem rot. Not very sweet. For home use can be 

prepared similarly to a standard white potato and 

consumed mashed, creamed or fried. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: North Carolina Agr. Res. Service, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27695-7609, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

331



Moyer. origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Res. 

Service, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7609 United 

States, cultivar: SWEET RED. pedigree: Open-pollinated 

cross between NC258 and an unknown pollen parent, other 

id: NC727. remarks: High yielding, high-quality. Roots 

short and chunky. Flesh deep orange. Skin deep 

copper-red. High resistance to root knot nematode 

(Meloidogyne incognita) and fusarium wilt (F. oxysporum 

f. sp. batatas). Intermediate resistance to sweet potato 

flea beetle damage. Susceptible to soil rot and 

wireworm-Diabrotica-Systena soil insect complex. As 

susceptible to flooding damage as Jewel. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Texas Agr. Exp. Sta., Texas, United States. 

March 01, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, developed: D.R. Paterson, D.R. 

Earhart, T.E. Boswell. origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp, 

Sta., Texas United States, cultivar: TOPAZ, pedigree: 

Open-pollinated seedling of W-26 polycrossed with other 

parental types, other id: 8W2641. other id: Grif 1098. 

group: Grif. remarks: High yield good sprout production, 

Baking and canning quality excellent. Roots have good 

girth, slightly tapered at each end. Flesh medium orange, 

Skin smooth, bronze. Resistant to both fusarium wilt and 

southern root knot. Susceptible to 

wireworm-Diabrotica-Systena complex. Intermediate 

resistance to sweet potato flea beetle. Cultivar. Seed, 


Sweet potato 




1993. 

332


origin: United States, developed: T.P. Hernandez, R.J. 

Constantin, H. Hammett. W.J. Martin, C. Clark, L. 

Rolston. origin institute: Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803 

United States, cultivar: TRAVIS, pedigree: 

(Mameyita/L4-6)/(Pelican Processor/Triumph), other id: 

L4-62. remarks: Maturity early. Vines trailing, medium 

thickness, purple with green leaves. Plant production 

satisfactory. Yield high. Roots well shaped. Skin color 

rose. Flesh deep orange. Resistant to soil rot, Fusarium 

wilt, root-knot and internal cork virus. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Godbey, T.K., Waldo, Florida, United States. 

March 01, 1993. 

Received 

origin: United States, developed: T.K. Godbey. 

cultivar: TRIUMPH, remarks: Vines thrifty, leaves forked 

with red veins under side, bunched. Roots oval, inclined 

to be long. Skin dirty white. Flesh creamy white. Texture 

mealy, free from strings. Wonderful yielder. Free from 

blight. Cultivar. Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Mississippi Agr. & Forestry Exp. Sta., Mississippi 

State, Mississippi 39762, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: H.L. Hammett. origin 

institute: Mississippi Agr. & Forestry Exp. Sta., 

Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, 

Mississippi United States, cultivar: VARDAMAN. 

pedigree: M97-4/HM145. other id: M3-702. other id: Grif 

1102. group: Grif. remarks: Root skin color very light 

but changes to rose or copper when exposed to light. 

Flesh deep orange. Roots elliptic to ovate fusiform in 

longitudinal section. Yield equal to Centennial or Jewel. 

Excellent storage life. Canning and baking 

characteristics superior to Centennial and Jewel. 

Resistant to Fusarium wilt and internal cork. 

Intermediate to susceptible to soil rot. Susceptible to 

root-knot nematodes, flea beetles, white grubs, wire 

worms, and banded cucumber beetles. Cultivar. Seed. 

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PI 566663. Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam, var. batatas 

Sweet potato 


Donated by: North Carolina Agr. Res. Service, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27695-7609, United States. Received March 01, 1993. 


Moyer. origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Res. 

Service, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7609 United 

States, cultivar: WHITE DELITE. pedigree: Univ. of 

Georgia breeding clone (GA41) and an unknown pollen 

parent, other id: NC1135. remarks: High-yielding, 

excellent quality for local markets and/or garden types. 

Leaves large, green, heart-shaped. Storage root skin 

bright purplish pink. Flesh color white-cream. Highly 

resistant to fusarium wilt and root-knot nematode. 

Consistently rated high in taste and texture. Cultivar. 

Seed. 


Sweet potato 


Donated by: Agricultural Research Administration, United States. 



Research Administration United States, cultivar: 

WHITESTAR. pedigree: Open-pollinated seed of Hawaiian 

variety Laupahoehoe. other id: B-196. remarks: Root 

skin russet-white, shape spindle-cylindric to chunky, 

size medium to large. Flesh color cream. Yields heavily. 

Keeping quality medium to good. Slightly susceptible or 

tolerant to stem rot. Cultivar. Seed. 


Donated by: Widstrom, N.W., Agricultural Research Service — USDA, 

Insect Biology & Pop. Manage. Res. Lab., Tifton, Georgia 

31793-0748, United States, remarks: GT-FAWCC (C5) Maize Germplasm. 


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origin: United States, developed: N.W. Widstrom, W.P. 

Williams, B.R. Wiseman, F.M. Davis. origin institute: 

Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Insect Biology & 

Pop. Manage. Res. Lab., P.O. 748, Tifton, Georgia 31793 

United States, cultivar: GT-FAWCC(C5). pedigree: 5 

cycles of SI progeny selection from composite of crosses 

among bulks of Mexican, Caribbean, Brazilian and Antiqua 

collections, other id: GP-242. source: Crop Sci. 

33(6):1422 1993. group: CSR-MAIZE. restricted: CSR. 

remarks: Germplasm population with resistance to leaf 

feeding by the fall armyworm. Mixed kernel (mostly 

yellow), cob color with grain of average quality. Plants 

vary in plant and ear height, averaging 188 and 101cm, 

respectively. Vary in maturity from AES1000 to AES1100. 

Some resistance to ear-feeding insects, but is more 

subject to stalk lodging than most hybrids. Potential for 

yield and other agronomic characters favorable when 

compared to most breeding populations and some commercial 

hybrids. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 


Donated by: Tseng, S.T., Calif. Coop. Rice Res. Foundation, Inc., 

P.O. Box 306, Biggs, California 95917, United States; and 

California Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Agricultural Research Service -- 

USDA. remarks: 87-Y-550 Rice Germplasm. Received March 18, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: T.S. Tseng, J.J. 

Oster. origin institute: Calif. Coop. Rice Res. 

Foundation, P.O. Box 306, Biggs, California 95917 

United States, origin institute id: 87-Y-550. cultivar: 

87-Y-550. pedigree: L-201/O. rufipogon 

A100912//80H3793/3/82-Y51. other id: GP-72. source: 

Crop Sci. 34(1) :314 1994. group: CSR-RICE. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Early maturing semidwarf long-grain line. 

Plants awnless. Leaves and hulls glabrous. Rice brown. 

Kernel length 7.8mm and width 2.3mm with light brown 

pericarp. Endosperm has apparent amylose content 23.0% 

and intermediate spreading value. Yield potential similar 

to L-202. Resistant to lodging, stem rot (Sclerotium 

oryzae), and aggregate sheath spot (Rhizoctonia 

oryzae-sativae). Spring Annual. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 

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Donated by: McKenzie, K.S., Calif. Coop. Rice Res. Foundation, Inc., 

P.O. Box 306, Biggs, California 95917, United States; and 

California Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Agricultural Research Service -- 

USDA. remarks: Large-Seeded Rice Germplasm. Received March 18, 

1993. 

origin: United States, developed: K.S. McKenzie, C.W. 

Johnson, J.J. Oster, J.E. Hill, origin institute: Calif. 

Coop. Rice Res. Foundation, Rice Experiment Station, P.O. 

Box 306, Biggs, California 95917 United States, origin 

institute id: 89-Y-235. cultivar: 89-Y-235. pedigree: 

CALPEARL/CALMOCHI-101/5/M7/3/D51//Colusa/CS-M3/4/GIGANTE 

VERCELLI. other id: GP-71. source: Crop Sci. 34(1):314 

1994. group: CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: Very 

early maturing large seeded semidwarf. Kernels larger 

than current U.S. cultivars and show a high degree of 

chalkiness. Rice brown. Kernel length, width, 

length/width ratio and kernel weight 6.3mm, 3.4mm, 1.85, 

and 31.0mg, respectively. Grains pubescent and show 

moderate tip awning and colored apiculi. Small plot 

yields and head rice yields in California tests were 12% 

and 17% below the predominant California medium-grain 

cultivar M-202. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 


Donated by: Cox, T.S., Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Wheat 

Genetics Resource Center, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States; 

and Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta.. remarks: KS91WGRC11, KS92WGRC15, and 

KS92WGRC23 Wheat Germplasms. Received March 18, 1993. 

PI 566668 origin: United States, developed: T.S. Cox, R.G. Sears, 

B.S. Gill, E.N. Jellen. origin institute: 

USDA-ARS/Kansas Agric. Exp. Station, Wheat Genetics 

Resource Center, Kansas State Univ., Dept. of Agronomy, 

Manhattan, Kansas 66506 United States, origin 

institute id: KS91WGRC11. pedigree: Century *3/TA2450. 


group: CSR-WHEAT. restricted: CSR. remarks: Hard red 

winter wheat resistant to leaf rust (Puccinia recondita). 

BC2F2-derived line homozygous for the leaf rust 

resistance gene Lr42 from TA2450. Winter Annual. 


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PI 566669 origin: United States, developed: T.S. Cox, R.G. Sears, 





institute id: KS92WGRC15. pedigree: 

Karl//TAM200/KS86WGRC2, F4. other id: GP-392. source: 

Crop Sci. 34(2):546 1994. group: CSR-WHEAT. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Hard red winter wheat 

resistant to leaf rust (Puccinia recondita). Results from 

an effort to transfer an allele of LR21 from KS86WGRC2 

into a more desirable agronomic background. Winter 



Donated by: Cox, T.S, Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Wheat 


and Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta.; and Cornell Agr. Exp. Sta.. remarks: 

KS92WGRC21 and KS92WGRC22 Wheat Germplasms. Received March 18, 

1993. 

PI 566670 origin: United States, developed: T.S. Cox, M.E. 

Sorrells, G.C. Bergstrom, R.G. Sears, B.S. Gill, E.J. 

Walsh, S. Leath, J.P. Murphy, origin institute: 




institute id: KS92WGRC21. pedigree: TAM 200*3/TA2567. 



winter wheat resistant to wheat soilborne mosaic virus, 

wheat spindle-streak mosaic virus, and powdery mildew 

(Blumeria graminis sp. tritici). The source of resistance 

is TA 2570, an accession of Triticum tauschii from 

Armenia. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 566671 origin: United States, developed: T.S. Cox, M.E. 

Sorrells, G.C. Bergstrom, R.G. Sears, B.S. Gill, E.J. 

Walsh, S. Leath, J.P. Murphy, origin institute: 




institute id: KS92WGRC22. pedigree: Century *3/TA2567. 



winter wheat resistant to wheat soilborne mosaic virus, 

wheat spindle-streak mosaic virus, and powdery mildew 

(Blumeria graminis sp. tritici). The source of resistance 

is TA 2567, an accession of Triticum tauschii from 

Armenia. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

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PI 566672. Triticum aestivum L., nom. cons. POACEAE Wheat 

Donated by: Cox f T.S., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Wheat 


and Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta.. remarks: See range PI 566668. Received 

March 18, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: T.S. Cox, R.G. Sears, 





institute id: KS92WGRC23. pedigree: Karl//PI 266844/PI 

355520. other id: GP-393. source: Crop Sci. 34(2):546 

1994. group: CSR-WHEAT. restricted: CSR. remarks: Leaf 

rust-resistant, BC2F2-derived wheat. Winter Annual. 


PI 566673 to 566693. Zea mays subsp. mexicana (Schrader) Iltis 

Annual teosinte 

POACEAE 

Donated by: Wilkes, H.G., University of Massachusetts, Biology 

Department, 100 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, Massachusetts 02125-3393, 

United States, remarks: Collected and increased through cooperative 

efforts of the Biology Department, Univ. of Massachusetts; USDA-ARS, 

Beltsville, MD; INIFAP, Guadalajara and Mexico City, Mexico; and 

CIMMYT, Texcoco, Mexico. Received March 08, 1993. 

PI 566673 origin: Mexico, local name: Maicillo. collected: 

November 13, 1992. collector: J. Sanchez, S. Taba, H.G. 

Wilkes. locality: Wet areas along canals and dikes, 

Hacienda Alcalde near Francisco Villa, 3km off 

Durango-Zacatecas Road between Puente Gavilanes and 

Fuente Dalilia, about 15km S of Durango. latitude: 24 

deg. 11 min. N. longitude: 104 deg. 24 min. W. 

elevation: 1950m. remarks: Race Central Plateau. Plants 

abundant. Fls found. Original locality of Palmer 1896 and 

Collins 1921. Balanced Regeneration Pack - 285 field 

counted plants at 3 to 5 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 



Wilkes. locality: Along cement lined irrigation canals 

over railroad bridge, about 20km from Durango on road to 

Zacatecas, Puente Gavilanes. latitude: 24 deg. 01 min. 

N. longitude: 104 deg. 29 min. W. elevation: 1950m. 

remarks: Race Central Plateau. Associated with maize 

Celaya. Balanced Regeneration Pack - 646 field counted 

plants at 3 to 5 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

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November 16 f 1992. collector: J. Sanchez, S. Taba, H.G. 

Wilkes. locality: Stoney fields, few plants in maize 

field, most along stream, protected by willows. Arroyo 

Tarahumare, Guadalupe y Calvo. latitude: 26 deg. 16 min. 

N. longitude: 106 deg. 58 min. W. elevation: 1850m. 

remarks: Race Nobogame. Few Fls. Wild but protected. 

Associated with maize Cristalino de Chihuahua. Balanced 

Regeneration Pack - 325 field counted plants at 5 to 10 

seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 



Wilkes. locality: Place called bathtubs (depressions in 

rock filled with water), about 4km down stream from 

Arroyo Tarahumare, Arroyo Tejamanil, Guadalupe y Calvo. 

latitude: 26 deg. 14 min. N. longitude: 106 deg. 58 min. 

W. elevation: 1850m. remarks: Race Nobogame. Plants 

abundant. Associated with maize Cristalino de Chihuahua. 

Balanced Regeneration pack - 225 field counted plants at 

5 to 10 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566677 origin: Mexico, local name: Maiz de Coyote, collected: 

November 18, 1992. collector: S. Taba, H.G. Wilkes. 

locality: Heavy black soil, in unweeded sorghum field, 

Penjamillo. latitude: 20 deg. 10 min. N. longitude: 101 

deg. 52 min. W. elevation: 1750m. remarks: Race Central 

Plateau. Hybrid swarm. Associated with hybrid corn and 

sorghum. 2nd/and 3rd backcrosses. Owner Sr. G. 

Hernandez-Garnica, Rancho El Tejocote. Balanced 

Regeneration Pack - 750 field counted plants at 10 


PI 566678 origin: Mexico, collected: November 18, 1992. 

collector: S. Taba, H.G. Wilkes. locality: Very wet 

heavy soil, sorghum field W edge of Panindicuro on road 

to Penjamilio. latitude: 19 deg. 58 min. N. longitude: 

101 deg. 45 min. W. elevation: 1990m. remarks: Race 

Central Plateau. Associated with sorghum. Balanced 




collector: S. Taba, H.G. Wilkes. locality: Very dry, 

poor maize field, W side of Cuitzeo. latitude: 19 deg. 

37 min. N. longitude: 101 deg. 11 min. W. elevation: 

1800m. remarks: Race Central Plateau. Fls present. 

Associated with maize Conico/Norteno. Balanced 

Regeneration Pack 185 field counted plants at 5 to 10 


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collector: S. Taba, H.G. Wilkes. locality: Maize field 

on south facing slope of hill above Uriangato, road 

Morelia to Celaya. latitude: 20 deg. 08 min. N. 


remarks: Race Central Plateau. Associated with maize 

Celaya/Conico Norteno. Balanced Regeneration Pack - 325 

field counted plants at 10 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566681 origin: Mexico, local name: Maiz Camolote, Maiz de 

Coyote, collected: November 19, 1992. collector: S. 

Taba, H.G. Wilkes. locality: Ten km W of Ciudad Hidalgo 

on R side of Morelia-Toluca road, by stream for 10km. 


W. elevation: 2090m. remarks: Race Central Plateau. 

Seed doesn't part easily. Fl hybrid plants. Associated 

with maize Chalqueno. Balanced Regeneration Pack - 410 

field counted plants at 5 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566682 origin: Mexico. local name: Teocintle. collected: 

November 20, 1992. collector: H.G. Wilkes. locality: 

Abundant in fields of maize, San Felipe, along cut off 

road across lake Texcoco to Mexico City, Edo de Mexico. 


W. elevation: 2250m. remarks: Race Chalco. Many Fls, 

few backcrosses. Associated with maize Chalqueno. 

Balanced Regeneration Pack - 650 plants at 5 seeds/plant. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566683 origin: Mexico, local name: Acece. collected: November 

22, 1992. collector: H.G. Wilkes, J. Woolston. 

locality: In field at split of the Chalco-Miraflores 

Road, La Pala, Chalco, Edo de Mexico, latitude: 19 deg. 


2250m. remarks: Race Chalco. No Fls found. Large seeded, 

no hybrids. Associated with maize Chalqueno. Balanced 



PI 566684 origin: Mexico, local name: Acece. collected: November 

25, 1992. collector: H.G. Wilkes. locality: Maize 

field, mountains, extremely clear, ejido land held in 

weedy 10m x 100m strips, San Antonio, Amecameca, Edo de 

Mexico. latitude: 19 deg. 08 min. N. longitude: 098 

deg. 46 min. W. elevation: 2400m. remarks: Race Chalco. 

Only one Fl found. Plants intense red, hairy, distributed 

in clusters. Associated with maize Chalqueno. Balanced 



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PI 566685 

PI 566686 

PI 566687 

PI 566688 

PI 566689 

origin: Mexico, local name: Acece. collected: November 

26, 1992. collector: Kato-A., J. Sanchez, H.G. Wilkes. 

locality: Los Reyes, in Y formed by Texcoco and Puebla 

road into Mexico City near the terminal of a subway line, 

Edo de Mexico, latitude: 19 deg. 22 min. N. longitude: 

098 deg. 58 min. W. elevation: 2200m. remarks: Race 

Chalco. Associated with maize short season Chalqueno. 

Balanced Regeneration Pack - 725 field counted plants at 

approx. 5 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

origin: Mexico, local name: Maiz de Pajaro. collected: 

November 28, 1992. collector: J. Sanchez, H.G. Wilkes. 

locality: Dry hillside, along fences of ejido bottom 

land, Plan de Timbres, 16km beyond Huitzuco and 4km 

before Paso de Morelos. latitude: 18 deg. 13 min. N. 


remarks: Race Balsas. Balanced Regeneration Pack - 580 

field counted plants at 5 to 10 seeds/plant. Wild. 

Seed. 

origin: Mexico. local name: Maiz de pajaro, Maiz de 

Huiscatote (both names refer to bird called roadrunner). 

collected: November 29, 1992. collector: J. Sanchez, 

H.G. Wilkes. locality: Roadside, km 100 of 

Teloloapan-Arcelia road at junction of cross road to 

Amates Grandes. latitude: 18 deg. 21 min. N. longitude: 

100 deg. 12 min. W. elevation: 1135m, remarks: Race 

Balsas. Seed form small, most wild of races. Balanced 



origin: Mexico. local name: Maiz de pajaro, Maiz de 

Huiscatote (both names refer to bird called roadrunner). 


H.G. Wilkes. locality: Steep slope, fallow fields of 

Alberto Alvarez, Zacatlancillo, road Teloloapan to 

Arcelia. latitude: 18 deg. 25 min. N. longitude: 099 

deg. 58 min. W. elevation: 1700-1750m. remarks: Race 

Balsas. Plants abundant (thousands). Balanced 



origin: Mexico. local name: Maiz de Curtzcatuto. 


H.G. Wilkes. locality: Hillside and fields, El 

Aqucatito, 5 to 7km S of Palmar Chico, Amatepec, Edo de 

Mexico. latitude: 18 deg. 30 min. N. longitude: 100 

deg. 26 min. W. elevation: 970m. remarks: Race Balsas. 

Balanced Regeneration Pack - 685 field collected plants 

at 3 to 5 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

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PI 566690 

PI 566691 

PI 566692 

PI 566693 

origin: Mexico, collected: November 30, 1992. 

collector: J. Sanchez f H.G. Wilkes. locality: Grazed 

hillside above Nuevo Santo Thomas de 

very steep arroyo f Santo Thomas, Edo 

Los Plantanos in 

de Mexico. 


W. elevation: 1380m. remarks: Race Balsas. Associated 

with abundance of Tripsacum. Balanced Regeneration Pack - 

285 field counted plants at 5 to 10 seeds/plant. Wild. 

Seed. 

origin: Mexico, local name: Maiz camalote, Maiz de 

pajaro. collected: December 01., 1992. collector: J. 

Sanchez, H.G. Wilkes. locality: In and around maize and 

fallow fields, hot dirt road to Temascal - km 70, Paso 

Ancho road Huetamo to Morelia, Tzitzio. latitude: 19 


elevation: 1100m. remarks: Race Balsas. Plants abundant. 

Balanced Regeneration Pack - 497 field counted plants at 

5 to 10 seeds/plant. Wild. Seed. 

origin: Mexico, collected: December 01, 1992. 

collector: J. Sanchez, H.G. Wilkes. locality: Fallow 

field, under margin of trees, Km 43 road Zitacuraro to 

Tuzantla, Tuzantla. latitude: 19 deg. 04 min. N. 


remarks: Race Balsas. Plants abundant. Balanced 



origin: Mexico. local name: Cundaz (means unwanted). 

collected: December 03, 1992. collector: J. Sanchez, 

H.G. Wilkes. locality: Unweeded ejido fields, Opopeo, 

Villa Escalante. latitude: 19 deg. 24 min. N. 


remarks: Race Central Plateau, very Chalco-like. 

Associated with maize Mushito. Balanced Regeneration Pack 

- 620 field counted plants at 3 to 5 seeds/plant. Wild. 

Seed. 

PI 566694. Cuphea calophylla Cham. & Schldl. var. calophylla 

LYTHRACEAE 

Donated by: Centro Nacional de Recursos Geneticos, Empresa 

Brasileira de Pesquisa, Agropecuaria, Brasilia, Federal District 

CEP 70000, Brazil. remarks: Seed from 1989 Brazil-United States 

joint collection trip. Received May 06, 1991. 

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donor id: BRA 002640. origin: Brazil, collected: 

November 10, 1989. collector: G. Pedralli, CENARGEN, 

Brazil; W.W. Roath, NCRPIS, United States, collector id: 

GP-WWR 003082. other id: Ames 15448. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, locality: Coastal grassland, about 50-100m 

above beach, sand. At Peru, S of Camboriu. latitude: 26 

deg. 59 min. S. longitude: 004 deg. 37 min. W. 

elevation: 10m. remarks: 100+ seed collected, received 

as: Cuphea carthagenensis. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566695 to 566726. Cuphea carthagenensis 

LYTHRACEAE 

(Jacq.) J. F. Macbr 



CEP 70000, Brazil. remarks: Seed from 1989 Brazil-United States 


PI 566695 donor id: BRA 000078. origin: Brazil, collected: 

January 31, 1989. collector: A.O. Scariot, CENARGEN, 


AOS-WWR 269. other id: Ames 13523. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, other id: AOS 269. locality: Along stream 

bank in wet sand. 156km SW of Brasilia on BR 040 between 

Cristolina and Paracatu. latitude: 16 deg. 58 min. S. 

longitude: 047 deg. 16 min. W. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566696 donor id: BRA 000531, origin: Brazil, collected: 

February 27, 1989. collector: T.B. Cavalcanti, CENARGEN, 


TBC-WWR 345. other id: Ames 13636. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, other id: TBC 345. locality: Dry stream 

bed, sand. 8km N of Mucuge toward Andarai. latitude: 12 


elevation: 1020m. received as: Cuphea micrantha Kunth. 

Wild. Seed. 


February 03 1989. collector: A.O. Scariot, CENARGEN, 



group: Ames, other id: AOS 309. locality: Along rocky 

stream bank, 

toward Campo 

sandy soil. 23km S of Formiga on BR 354 

Bello, below bridge over Rio Pouso Alegre. 

latitude: 20 deg. 34 min. S. longitude: 045 deg. 23 min, 

W. elevation 925m. Wild. Seed. 

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PI 566698 

PI 566699 

PI 566700 

PI 566701 

PI 566702 


February 04, 1989. collector: A.O. Scariot, CENARGEN, 



group: Ames, other id: AOS 327. locality: Sandy soils. 

BR 369 bridge over Rio Grande between Esperanco and Campo 

Belo. Above road, 100m E of river, latitude: 20 deg. 58 

min. S. longitude: 045 deg. 32 min. W. elevation: 850m. 

Wild. Seed. 



Brazil; W.W Roath, NCRPIS, United States, collector id: 

AOS-WWR 345 other id: Ames 13531. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames other id: AOS 345. locality: South facing 

steep slope in pasture at base of brushy hillocks, clay 

latosols. 129km E of Lavras on BR 265. Near Barroso. 


W. elevation: 1020m. Wild. Seed. 

donor id: BRA 000469. origin: Brazil. collected: 


Brazil; W.W Roath, NCRPIS, United States, collector id: 


group: Ames, other id: AOS 382. locality: Roadside to 

steep pasture clay latosols. 26km N of Vicosa on BR 120 

toward Ponta Nova. Near Teixeiras. latitude: 20 deg. 32 

min. S, longitude: 042 deg. 53 min. W. elevation: 690m. 

Wild. Seed. 



Brazil;' W.W. Roath, NCRPIS, United States, collector id: 


group: Ames, other id: TBC 261. locality: Roadside, 

grassy, flat 27km SW of Gouvea on BR 259 toward Curvelo, 

across the highway from roadside water fountain. 


W. elevation: 1010m. received as: Cuphea micrantha 

Kunth. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, other id: TBC 273. locality: Sandy river 

bank, ESE Grao Mogol near Rio Itacambirucu, about lkm off 

the road to Cristalia. latitude: 16 deg. 36 min. S. 


received as: Cuphea micrantha Kunth. Wild. Seed. 

344




Brazil; W.W. Roath f NCRPIS f United States, collector id: 


group: Ames, locality: Roadside open grassland, sandy 

soil. 6km NE of Brusque toward Gaspar. Brusque. 


W. elevation: 65m. remarks: 100+ seed collected. Wild. 

Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Small population. Roadside 

grassland, sandy soils. 14km E of Blumenau, N of Rio 

Itajai on BR 470. Blumenau. latitude: 26 deg. 53 min. S. 

longitude: 004 deg. 59 min. W. elevation: 90m. remarks: 

46 seed collected. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Small population. Roadside in 

rocky ditch, red clay soil. TV tower above Florenopolis. 

Florenopolis. latitude: 27 deg. 34 min. S. longitude: 

004 deg. 29 min. W. elevation: 320m. remarks: 17 seed 

collected. Wild. Seed. 


October 30, 1989. collector: G. Pedralli, CENARGEN, 



group: Ames. locality: Light colored sand and gravel on 

roadside, 25km from intersection between Sao Joao de 

Graciosa & Morrestes. Morrestes. latitude: 25 deg. 27 


remarks: 100+ seed collected. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames. locality: Sandy soil near lake shore on 

south side of Ilha de Santa. Catarina. Florenopolis. 

Small-scattered population. Mixed vegetation. latitude: 

27 deg. 44 min. S. longitude: 004 deg. 32 min. W. 

elevation: 30m. remarks: 100+ seed collected. Wild. 

Seed. 

345




Brazil; W.W. Roath, NCRPIS f United States, collector id: 


group: Ames, locality: Light colored sands on roadside 

leading into traffic separators. Intersection of roads to 

Morrestes, Paranagua and BR 277. Morrestes. latitude: 25 


elevation: 15m. remarks: Possibly mixture of 3 

varieties. 100+ seed collected. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Large population. Open disturbed 

area above wet lands. 32km NW of Tubarao, between 

Gravaltal & Braco do Norte. Gravaltal. latitude: 28 deg. 


55m. remarks: Plants to 75cm tall. 100+ seed collected. 

Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Roadside slope, mixed vegetation, 

light colored sands and gravels. 14km SW of intersection 

of roads to Morrestes, Paranagua and BR 277 toward 

Curitiba. Paranagua. latitude: 25 deg. 35 min. S. 


remarks: 16 seed collected. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Small-scattered population. Steep 

open grassland, moderate vegetation, sandy to silt loam 

soils. 25km W of Orleaes toward Sao Joaquim. Lauro 

Muller. latitude: 28 deg. 22 min. S. longitude: 004 

deg. 31 min. W. elevation: 455m. remarks: 100+ seed 


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group: Ames, locality: Southside of road at small 

spring, in wet clay soil. 9km E of Laranjeiras do Sul on 

BR 277. Laranjeiras do Sul. latitude: 25 deg. 22 min. S. 







group: Ames, locality: Very small population. Steep 

roadside ditch either side of road, red clay soils. At 

west entrance to Parque Aparados da Serra. Aparados da 

Serra. latitude: 29 deg. 14 min. S. longitude: 004 deg. 

53 min. W. elevation: 500m. remarks: 100+ seed 




Brazil; W.W. Roath, NCRPIS, United States. collector id: 


group: Ames, locality: Small population. Along river 

bank near head of falls, upstream from picnic area. Foz 

do Iguacu. latitude: 25 deg. 41 min. S. longitude: 005 

deg. 27 min. W. elevation: 265m. remarks: 92 seed 






group: Ames, locality: Along edges of grass and brush, 

sandy soils, except some plants up on steep hillside. 

Parque Estaaval de Torres. Torres, latitude: 29 deg. 20 







group: Ames, locality: Moderate-scattered population. 

Steep hillside near road, among rocks. 33km S of Santa 

Teresa toward Marmelandia on PR 182. Santa Teresa. 


W. elevation: 680m. remarks: 100+ seed collected. 

Wild. Seed. 

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group: Ames, locality: Small population. Roadside up 

into steep rocky hillside, open grassland, sandy soil. 

10km SW of Torres, at N edge of Lagoa Itapeya. Lagoa 

Itapeya. latitude: 29 deg. 22 min. S. longitude: 004 







group: Ames, locality: Small-scattered population. 

Roadside disturbed area, along field edge, and foot of 

bridge abutment. At Rio Iguacu and PR 182. Marmelandia. 


W. elevation: 420m. remarks: 100+ seed collected. 

Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Very large population. Lower wet 

areas, brown alluvial soils. 10km SW of Torres, at N edge 

of Lagoa Itapeya. Lagoa Itapeya. latitude: 29 deg. 22 







group: Ames, locality: Roadside to near small stream, 

disturbed area, red clay soil. 5km SW of Ampere on road 

to Barracao. Ampere, latitude: 25 deg. 56 min. S. 



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PI 566721 donor id: BRA 00 3042. origin: Brazil, origin institute 

id: BRA 003042. collected: November 18 f 1989. 

collector: G. Pedralli, CENARGEN, Brazil; W.W. Roath f 

NCRPIS, United States, collector id: GP-WWR 003149. 


locality: Along open grassland and road to small creek, 

clay loam soils. 17km from intersection of BR 101 and 

road to Morro Azul, NW of Morro Azul, Morro Azul. 


W. elevation: 90m. remarks: 39 seed collected. Wild. 

Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Small-scattered population. Wet 

area next to interchange, clay loam soils. BR 290 exit to 

Santa Antonio between Osorio and Porta Alegre. Santa 

Antonio, latitude: 29 deg. 54 min. S. longitude: 005 







group: Ames, locality: Small population. Roadside to 

brushy pasture, sandy soil. 3km NW of Canelinha toward 

Brusque. Canelinha. latitude: 27 deg. 15 min. S. 

longitude: 004 deg. 47 min. W. elevation: 25m. remarks: 

100+ seed collected. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, locality: Small population. Near bridge, 

growing between concrete slabs on abutment. 15km E of 

Porto Alegre on BR 290. Porto Alegre. latitude: 29 deg. 


20m. remarks: 25 seed collected. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames. locality: Collected from wet sands near the 

edge of a small pond lkm E of beach in Itapoa park. 

Itapoa. Small-scattered population, latitude: 30 deg. 21 

min. i S. longitude: i 005 deg. 02 min. i W. elevation: 0m. 


349



December 03 f 1989. collector: G. Pedralli, CENARGEN, 

Brazil; W.W. Roath f NCRPIS, United States, collector id: 


group: Ames, locality: Very small population. Along 

roadside into abandoned field, light colored clay soils, 

lkm NW of intersection of Uniao da Vitoria and road to 

Cruz Machado toward Cruz Machado. Uniao da Vitoria. 


W. elevation: 800m. remarks: 40 seed collected. Wild. 

Seed. 

PI 566727 to 566732. Cuphea micrantha Kunth 

LYTHRACEAE 



CEP 70000, Brazil, remarks: Seed from 1989 Brazil-United States 


PI 566727 

PI 566728 

PI 566729 





group: Ames, other id: TBC 305. locality: Roadside near 

stream, wet sands. 13km NW of Rio de Contas on road to 

Rio da Caixa. latitude: 13 deg. 29 min. S. longitude: 

041 deg. 48 min. W. elevation: 960m. Wild. Seed. 





group: Ames, other id: AOS 270. locality: Large 

population. Rocky roadside ditch up onto hilltop. 7km SE 

of Paracatu on BR 040 near intersection with MG 188. 





Brazil;' W.W, , Roath, NCRPIS, United States, collector id: 

AOS-WWR 272, other id: Ames 13621. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, other id: AOS 272. locality: Large 

population, In pasture and as weed at edge of field, 

sand. At BR 040 bridge across Rio das Almas, SE Joao 

Pinheiro, W side of river, latitude: 18 deg. S. 

longitude: 045 deg. 49 min. W. elevation: 790m. Wild. 

Seed. 

350



February 01, 1989. collector: A.O. Seariot, CENARGEN, 



group: Ames, other id: AOS 273. locality: Scattered 

population. Highway 

intersection of BR 

ditch, gray sand. 17km SW of 

040 and BR 365, on BR 365. Near 

Veredas. latitude: 18 deg. 07 mm, S. longitude: 

deg. 43 min. W. elevation: 900m. Wild. Seed. 

045 

PI 566731 





group: Ames, other id: AOS 274. locality: Roadside 

ditch up into wooded area, gray sand. 30km SW of 

intersection BR 040 and BR 365, on BR 365. Near Veredas. 





Brazil; W.W. Roath, NCRPIS, United States. collector id: 


group: Ames, other id: TBC 277. locality: Weedy 

roadside, NE edge of Grao Mogol on the road to 

Josenopolis. latitude: 16 deg. 34 min. S. longitude: 

042 deg. 54 min. W. elevation: 790m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566733. Cuphea racemosa subsp. 

LYTHRACEAE 

hirticaulis (Koehne) Lourt 

Donated by: Graham, S., Kent State University, Dept. Biological 

Sciences, Kent, Ohio 44242-0001, United States. Received April 11 

1988. 

donor id: Boom 790. origin: Brazil, collected: April 

23, 1981. collector: Boom, et al. collector id: Boom 

790. other id: Ames 8334. source: NC-7. group: Ames, 

locality: Collected from waste area beside greenhouse 

between Ilheus and Itabuna, CEPLAC (cocoa expt. station) 

Bahia. Perennial. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566734. Cuphea viscosissima Jacq. 

LYTHRACEAE 

Donated by: Widrlechner, M.P., USDA-ARS, North Central Regional PI 

Station, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011, United States. 


351


donor id: 276. origin: United States, collected: 

October 12, 1990. collector: M.P. Widrlechner. 

collector id: 276. other id: Ames 14399. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, locality: Plants growing along ditch on 

east side of Chillicothe Road across from City 

Campground, Carrollton, Carroll County, Missouri. Legal 

description: T53N, R23W, SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 33. 



PI 566735. Solanum acaule Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Hoopes, R.W., Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 


donor id: Hps 001. origin: Bolivia, collector: R.W. 

Hoopes. collector id: Hps 001. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566736. Solanum brachycarpum Correll SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Tarn, R., Agriculture Canada, Fredericton, New 

Brunswick, Canada. Received March 19, 1993. 

donor id: TRHRG 044. origin: Mexico, collected: October 

15, 1982. collector: R. Tarn, collector id: TRHRG 044. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566737. Solanum brevidens Philippi SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Brucher, E.H., Centro Regional de Investigaciones, 

Cientificas y Technologicas, Argentina. Received March 19, 1993. 

donor id: Bru 008. origin: Paraguay, collector: E.H. 

Brucher. collector id: Bru 008. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566738 to 566739. Solanum chacoense Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Brucher, E.H., Centro Regional de Investigaciones, 

Cientificas y Technologicas, Argentina. Received March 19, 1993. 

PI 566738 donor id: Bru 021. origin: Paraguay, collector: E.H. 


PI 566739 donor id: Bru 022. origin: Paraguay, collector: E.H. 


352


Donated by: Hawkes, J.G., University of Birmingham, Birmingham, 

England, United Kingdom. Received March 19, 1993. 

PI 566740 donor id: Haw 3180. origin: Argentina, collector: J.G. 

Hawkes. collector id: Haw 3180. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566741 donor id: Haw 3278. origin: Argentina, collector: J.G. 



Donated by: Okada, K.A., Estacion Experimental Agropecuaria, 

Balcarce, Argentina. Received March 19, 1993. 

PI 566742 donor id: Oka 4192. origin: Argentina, collected: 

January 12, 1972. collector: K.A. Okada. collector id: 

Oka 4192. locality: Union. Route 9, Bell-Ville. Wild. 

Seed. 

PI 566743 donor id: Oka 5321 X 5323. origin: Argentina. 

collected: February 25, 1974. collector: K.A. Okada. 

collector id: Oka 5321 X 5323. locality: Sanagasta. Las 

Penas, ruta nac. 75, 45km al Norte del Deique Los Sauces. 


elevation: 1300m. Wild. Seed. 


collected: February 26, 1974. collector: K.A. Okada. 

collector id: Oka 5327 X 5330. locality: Capital. Sierra 

de Ambato, Quebrada de la Sebila, ruta nac. 60, km 1142. 



PI 566745 donor id: Oka 5617. origin: Argentina, collected: April 

07, 1974. collector: K.A. Okada. collector id: Oka 

5617. locality: Rosario de Lerma. Camino a El puyil, 

21km del cruce con ruta 51; cruce a 2km al oeste de Campo 

Quijano. latitude: 24 deg. 58 min.. longitude: 065 deg. 

45 min.. elevation: 1700m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566746. Solanum chacoense Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 



353


donor id: ORHL 4825. origin: Argentina, collected: 

March 21, 1973. collector: K.A. Okada, H. Ross, Haisma, 

0. Lucarini. collector id: ORHL 4825. locality: Rosario 

de Lerma, ruta nac. 51, km 44-45, entre El alisal y 

Chorrillos. latitude: 24 deg. 49 min.. longitude: 065 

deg. 42 min.. elevation: 1900m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566747. Solanum chomatophilum Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Institute of Plant Breeding, Gros-Lusewitz, Germany. 


donor id: GLKS 81/5. origin: Peru. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566748 to 566750. Solanum colombianum Dunal SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Coll. Central Colombiana Agra Pecuario, Bogota, 

Colombia. Received March 19, 1993. 

PI 566748 donor id: CCC 5154. origin: Colombia. Wild. Seed. 



PI 566751. Solanum commersonii Dunal ex Poiret SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Hoffman, W., Estacion Experimental Agropecuaria, 


donor id: Hof S.N.. origin: Argentina, collector: W. 

Hoffman, collector id: Hof S.N.. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566752 to 566753. Solanum fernandezianum Philippi 

Potato 

SOLANACEAE 

Donated by: Bamberg, J., Peninsula Exp. Sta., USDA-ARS, Sturgeon 

Bay, Wisconsin 54235, United States. Received March 19, 1993. 

PI 566752 donor id: And 1569. origin: Chile, collector: Anderson. 

collector id: And 1569. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566753 donor id: And 1604. origin: Chile, collector: Anderson. 

collector id: And 1604. Wild. Seed. 

354

PI 566754 to 566756. Solanum fernandezianum Philippi 

Potato 

SOLANACEAE 

Donated by: Contreras, A.M., Universidad Austral de Chile, Valdivia, 

Chile. Received March 19, 1993. 

PI 566754 donor id: Con 078. origin: Chile, collector: A.M. 

Contreras. collector id: Con 078. Wild. Seed. 





PI 566757 to 566765. Solanum gourlayi Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 



PI 566757 donor id: Oka 4346. origin: Argentina, collector: K.A. 

Okada. collector id: Oka 4346. locality: Tumbaya, 

quebrada de Sepulturas. elevation: 3200m. Wild. Seed. 



4540. locality: Humahuaca. Sa Alta, quebrada del Agua 

Blanca. latitude: 23 deg. 10 min.. longitude: 065 deg. 


PI 566759 donor id: Oka 4877. origin: Argentina, collected: March 


4877. locality: Los Andes. 3km al W de San Antonio de 

los Cobres por ruta nac. 51, km 164, cerca del puente 

sobre el rio San Antonio de los cobres an la Sierra del 

Cobre. latitude: 24 deg. 16 min.. longitude: 066 deg. 



collected: April 05, 1973. collector: K.A. Okada. 

collector id: Oka 4920 X 4921. locality: La Poma. El 

cajon por ruta nac. 40, 5km al sur de Campo Negro o 30km 

al N del cruce con ruta nac. 59. latitude: 24 deg. 49 

min.. longitude: 066 deg. 11 min.. elevation: 2640m. 

Wild. Seed. 



7647. locality: Rosario de Lerma. La Bomba; lkm 

northwest of 7642 on route 51. latitude: 24 deg. 19 


remarks: Stoney slopes. Wild. Seed. 

355


PI 566762 donor id: Oka 7670A. origin: Argentina, collected: 

April 30, 1983. collector: K.A. Okada. collector id: 

Oka 7670A. locality: La Poma. Quebrada del Rio 

Calchaque, lkm north of La Quesera near El Rodeo on route 

40. latitude: 24 deg. 33 min.. longitude: 066 deg. 12 

min.. elevation: 3550m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566763 donor id: Oka 7675. origin: Argentina, collected: May 


7675. locality: Cachi. Sierra de Cachi, Las Cuevas, 

about six hours northwest of Cachi by mule on the trail 

to Nevado de Cachi. latitude: 25 deg. 09 min.. 

longitude: 066 deg. 22 min.. elevation: 3500m. remarks: 

Under bushes at the bank of a mountain stream. Wild. 

Seed. 

PI 566764 donor id: Oka 7676A. origin: Argentina, collected: May 


7676A. locality: Cachi. Sierra de Cachi, Las Cuevas, 

about six hours northwest of Cachi by mule on trail to 

Nevado de Cachi. latitude: 25 deg. 09 min.. longitude: 

066 deg. 22 min.. elevation: 3500m. remarks: 100 m 

upstream of 7675. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566765 donor id: Oka 7677. origin: Argentina, collected: May 


7677. locality: Cachi. Sierra de Cachi, las Cuevas, 

about six hours northwest Cachi by mule on trail to 

Nevado de Cachi. latitude: 25 deg. 09 min.. longitude: 

066 deg. 22 min.. elevation: 3500m. remarks: 400 m 

upstream of 7675. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566766 to 566770. Solanum infundibuliforme Philippi 

Potato 

SOLANACEAE 




collected: March 17, 1972. collector: K.A. Okada. 

collector id: Oka 4301 X 4316. locality: Tumbaya, 

quebrada de Estancia Grande. latitude: 23 deg. 37 min.. 

longitude: 065 deg. 32 min.. elevation: 3100m. Wild. 

Seed. 



4487. locality: Humahuaca. Sa de Zenta, quebrada del 

arroyo de Zenta. latitude: 23 deg. 10 min.. longitude: 

065 deg. 03 min.. elevation: 4300m. Wild. Seed. 

356




4492. locality: Humahuaca. Cianzo. latitude: 23 deg. 15 


Wild. Seed. 



Oka 4571A. locality: Humahuaca. Ruta prov. 13, 14km al 

NE de Iturbe. latitude: 22 deg. 57 min.. longitude: 065 




5382. locality: Humahuaca. Serrania de Aparzo, 4km 

arriba de Pucara por el camino a Aparzo. latitude: 23 

deg. 12 min.. longitude: 065 deg. 14 min.. elevation: 

3980m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566771 to 566777. Solanum kurtzianum Bitter & Wittm. 

Potato 

SOLANACEAE 



PI 566771 donor id: Oka 4202. origin: Argentina, collected: 

January 30, 1972. collector: K.A. Okada. collector id: 

Oka 4202. locality: Chilecito. Santa Florentina, cerca 

de Chilecito. latitude: 29 deg. 08 min.. longitude: 067 


PI 566772 donor id: Oka 4281. origin: Argentina, collected: 

February 13, 1972. collector: K.A. Okada. collector id: 

Oka 4281. locality: Ullun. Sa de la Invernada. 




Okada. collector id: Oka 4283. locality: Bajo jarilla. 

Wild. Seed. 


Okada. collector id: Oka 4284. locality: Bajo jarilla. 

Wild. Seed. 

357




collector id: Oka 4979 X 4980. locality: Gral Lavalle. 

Aicunaa, 9km al S del cruce con ruta nac. 40, 50m de la 

calle principal del pueblo por un senderito que baja al 

rio de la Cuestecita. latitude: 29 deg. 30 min.. 


Seed. 



4981. locality: Gral Lavalle. 3km al W de ruta nac. 40, 

km 531. latitude: 29 deg. 24 min.. longitude: 067 deg. 



Okada. collector id: Oka 6138. locality: Belen. Pozo de 

Piedra, 18km al sur del cruce con ruta 40, 200m pasando 

el almacen de Paulino Escotoria. elevation: 1900m. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566778 to 566780. Solanum megistacrolobum Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 



PI 566778 donor id: Oka 4429A. origin: Argentina, collector: K.A. 

Okada. collector id: Oka 4429A. locality: Tilcara. La 

Cueva por la senda de Casa Colorada a quebrada del rio 

Ventura y El Durazno. latitude: 23 deg. 34 min.. 


Seed. 



4485. locality: Humahuaca. Chiquero, en la quebrada del 

arroyo de Zenta. latitude: 23 deg. 10 min.. longitude: 

065 deg. 03 min.. elevation: 4400m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566780 donor id: Oka 4527B. origin: Argentina, collected: 


Oka 4527B. locality: Humahuaca. Bajo muna-muna. 



PI 566781. Solanum oplocense Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 



358


donor id: HAO 120. origin: Bolivia, collected: March 

21, 1986. collector: R.W. Hoopes. collector id: HAO 

120. locality: 94km from Tupiza. 8km after Catagaita on 

route to Potasi. elevation: 2700m. remarks: In dry 

stream bed. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566782 to 566784. Solanum oplocense Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 




Okada. collector id: Oka 3940. locality: Santa 

Catalina. El Angosto, 34km from Santa Catalina. 



Okada. collector id: Oka 3947. locality: Santa 

Catalina. Wild. Seed. 



Oka 5605A. locality: Rosario de Lerma. Quebrada Munal, 

about 8km al noroeste de Las Cuevas. latitude: 24 deg. 

19 min.. longitude: 066 deg. 06 min.. elevation: 3700m. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566785. Solanum orophilum Correll SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Ochoa, CM., International Potato Center, Lima, Peru. 


donor id: Och S.N.. origin: Peru, collector: CM. 

Ochoa. collector id: Och S.N.. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566786. Solanum phureja Juz. & Buk. SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: International Potato Center, Lima, Peru. 

19, 1993. 


donor id: CIP 703280. origin: Peru. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566787. Solanum sitiens I. M. Johnston SOLANACEAE Potato 



359


donor id: La 469. origin: Chile, collector id: La 469. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566788. Solanum sp. SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Haw 1607. origin: Mexico, collector: J.G. 


PI 566789 to 566791. Solanum sp. SOLANACEAE Potato 



PI 566789 donor id: HAO 146. origin: Bolivia, collected: March 


146. locality: Chillapachita. 2km beyond Candelaria, 

10km before Ida. elevation: 3000m. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566790 donor id: HAO 164A. origin: Bolivia, collected: April 


164A. locality: 117km from Azurdry or 37km before 

Corralon-Maya on road to Tarabuco. elevation: 3700m. 

remarks: Ledges at foot of rock cliffs at top of steep 

slope. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566791 donor id: HAO 164B. origin: Bolivia, collected: April 


164B. locality: 117km from Azurdry or 37km before 

Corralon-Maya on road to Tarabuco. elevation: 3700m. 

remarks: Ledges at foot of rock cliffs at top of steep 

slope. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566792 to 566795. Solanum sp. SOLANACEAE Potato 



* PI 566792 Solanum venturii Hawkes & Hjert. SOLANACEAE Potato 

donor id: Oka 4383. origin: Argentina, collected: March 


4383. locality: Tilcara. Piscuno, por la senca de Casa 

Colorada a Melule. latitude: 23 deg. 38 min.. 


Seed. 

360




5034. locality: Famatina. El Potrerillo, Finca de R. 

Galleguillos. latitude: 28 deg. 52 min.. longitude: 067 



Okada. collector id: Oka 6139. locality: Belen. Finca 

Molinos. Bajo cerca de ramas. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566795 donor id: Oka 7616 X 7618A. origin: Argentina. 


collector id: Oka 7616 X 7618A. locality: Tilcara. Las 

Abritas above El Durazno. latitude: 23 deg. 36 min.. 


Grassy slopes. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566796. Solanum sp. SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Par S.N.. origin: Colombia, collector id: Par 

S.N.. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566797. Solanum spegazzinii Bitter SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Haw 6079. origin: Argentina, collector: J.G. 


PI 566798. Solanum sucrense Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Haw 1479. origin: Mexico, collector: J.G. 


PI 566799. Solanum tarijense Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 



361


donor id: Hof 1714. origin: Argentina, collector: W. 

Hoffman, collector id: Hof 1714. locality: Iruya. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566800. Solanum toralapanum Cardenas & Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Hps S.N.. origin: Bolivia, collector: R.W. 

Hoopes. collector id: Hps S.N.. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566801. Solanum tuberosum L. SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Hof 1654. origin: Argentina, collector: W. 

Hoffman, collector id: Hof 1654. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566802. Solanum tuberosum L. SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Kul S.N.. origin: Argentina, collector: 

Kuhlmann. collector id: Kul S.N.. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566803 to 566804. Solanum tuberosum L* SOLANACEAE Potato 





4312. locality: Sa Cienaga, 7km el oeste de Purmamarca 

or la rute prov. 16. latitude: 23 deg. 43 min.. 

longitude: 065 deg. 33 min.. Wild. Seed. 



7643. locality: Rosario de Lerma. Quebrada Munal, km 179 

of route 5 near La Bomba. latitude: 24 deg. 19 min.. 


Stoney slopes. Wild. Seed. 

362

PI 566805. Solanum tuquerrense Hawkes SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Coll. Central Colombiana Agra Pecuario, Bogota, 

Colombia. Received March 19, 1993. 

donor id: CCC 1269. origin: Colombia. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566806. Solanum vernei Bitter & Wittm. SOLANACEAE Potato 



donor id: Haw 6090. origin: Argentina, collector: J.G. 


PI 566807. Solanum verrucosum Schldl. SOLANACEAE Potato 

Donated by: Tarn, R., Agriculture Canada, Fredericton, New 

Brunswick, Canada. Received March 19, 1993. 

donor id: TRHRG 300. origin: Mexico, collected: 

November 08, 1982. collector: R. Tarn, collector id: 

TRHRG 300. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566808 to 566811. Capsicum annuum L. 

SOLANACEAE 

Donated by: Williams, D.E., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

National Germplasm Resources Lab, Bldg. 003 - 4th Floor, Beltsville, 

Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Received December 29, 1992. 

PI 566808 donor id: 1205. origin: Mexico. local name: chile 

pasilla. collected: November 03, 1992. collector: D.E. 

Williams, collector id: 1205. locality: San Andres 

Cholula, Edo. de Puebla. latitude: 19 deg. 03 min. N. 

longitude: 098 deg. 18 min. W. remarks: Obtained from 

housewife. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566809 donor id: 1206. origin: Mexico, local name: chile 

chilaca. collected: November 03, 1992. collector: D.E. 




housewife. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566810 donor id: 1207. origin: Mexico. local name: chile 

mulato. collected: November 03, 1992. collector: D.E. 




housewife. Sun-dried version of the green "chile 

poblano.". Cultivated. Seed. 

363


PI 566811 

donor id: 

criollo. 

Williams, 

locality: 

Morelos. 

deg. 46 min. 

1227. origin: Mexico, local name: chile 

collected: November 08 f 1992. collector: D.E. 

S. Sanchez-Dominguez. collector id: 1227. 

Chalcatzingo, Mpio. Jonacatepec, Edo. de 

latitude: 18 deg. 41 min. N. longitude: 098 

W. elevation: 1400m. remarks: Fruits deep 

ca. 10-12cm long, piquant. Locally 

red, conical 

cultivated variety. Landrace. Seed, 

PI 566812. Capsicum frutescens L. 

SOLANACEAE 




donor id: 1242. origin: Mexico, source history: 

Originally purchased in market in Tuxtla Gutierrez, 

Chiapas, local name: chilito de Simojovel. collected: 

November 19, 1992. collector: D.E. Williams, S. 

Sanchez-Dominguez. collector id: 1242. locality: 

Texcoco, Mpio. Texcoco, Edo. de Mexico, latitude: 19 


elevation: 2242m. remarks: Fruits small, 1.0-2.0cm long, 

0.5-1.0cm wide, conical or ovoid, red, piquant. Typical 

of village Simojovel, Chiapas. Obtained from housewife. 


PI 566813. Cucurbita argyrosperma C. Huber 

CUCURBITACEAE 




donor id: 1218. origin: Mexico, local name: calabaza de 

marrano. collected: November 06, 1992. collector: D.E. 

Williams, S. Sanchez-Dominguez. collector id: 1218. 

locality: Tezonteopan de Bonilla, Mpio. Huaquechula, Edo. 

de Puebla. latitude: 18 deg. 43 min. N. longitude: 098 

deg. 31 min. W. elevation: 1650m. remarks: Fruit a 

squat sphere, 25cm in diam. Peduncle large, corky, 

spherical, and 4cm in diam. Pericarp light yellow with 

longitudinal orange and/or green stripes. Flesh firm, 

thick, and dark orange. Seeds 2.0cm long, narrow, and 

white. Flesh used as hog feed and to make candy. Seeds 

used in cooking. Landrace. Seed. 

364

PI 566814. Tagetes erecta L. 

ASTERACEAE 

Donated by: Williams, D.E. f Agricultural Research Service — USDA, 



donor id: 1208. origin: Mexico, local name: flor de 

muerto. collected: November 04, 1992. collector: D.E. 

Williams, collector id: 1208. locality: Field 

surrounding southern side of Great Pyramid, San Andres 

Cholula, Puebla. latitude: 19 deg. 03 min. N. 


remarks: Herb, lm tall, with multiple flower heads. 

Flowers bright orange. Capitula sometimes double. 

Traditionally cultivated in region for All Saints 1 Day 

ceremonies. Landrace. Seed. 


wheat 

aestivum L., nom. cons. POACEAE Common 

Donated by: Allan, R.E., USDA-ARS, Washington State University, 59 

Johnson Hall, Pullman, Washington 99164-6420, United States. 


* PI 566815 Triticum compactum Host POACEAE Common wheat 

origin: United States, developed: R.E. Allan, origin 

institute: USDA-ARS/Washington Agric. Exp. Station, 

Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 99164 

United States, origin institute id: WA 7621. pedigree: 

VPM/MS 421//VH66354/WA5827/WA6241/3/Tres. other id: 

A8741. other id: A8826. remarks: 1 gene (Rht2) 

semidwarf, soft winter club. Awnless to awnletted compact 

spikes. Glumes white-buff. Kernels white. Yield potential 

averaged 6% > Tres in 41 regional tests. Heading med. 

early. Straw strength > Tres, coldhardiness < Hyak. High 

resist, to P. herpotrichoides having the Pchl gene. Mod. 

resist, to leaf rust, powdery mildew, dwarf bunt. 

Intermediate resist, to stem rust. Resistant to 

moderately susceptible to races of P. striiformis. Equal 

to Tres for cookie diam., cake volume, ash, viscosity, % 

protein. Inferior to Tres in flour yield, milling score & 

absorption. Winter Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

365


PI 566816 origin: United States, developed: R.E. Allan, origin 

institute: USDA-ARS/Washington Agric. Exp. Station f 

Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 99164 

United States, origin institute id: WA 7671. pedigree: 

VPM/MS 421//VH66354/WA5827/WA6241/3/2*Hill 81. other id: 

A8934. other id: A9067. remarks: 1 gene semidwarf, soft 

winter common. Spikes awned, oblong. Heterogeneous for 

white & brown glumes. Kernels white. Yield equal to 

Stephens & 3% < Madsen. Midseason heading date. Straw 

strength equal to Madsen, > Nugaines. Plant ht. 10% > 

Stephens. Coldhardiness > Stephens but < Nugaines. High 

resist, to P. herpotrichoides having Pchl gene. 

Intermediate resist, to leaf rust, powdery mildew. 

Suscept. to stem rust. High field resist, to stripe rust. 

Quality equal Madsen in flour yield, milling score, 

absorption, viscosity. Superior to Madsen in cookie 

diam., cake volume, AWRC & softness. Winter Annual. 


PI 566817. Dactylis glomerata L. POACEAE Orchardgrass 

Donated by: Kalton, R.R., Land O'Lakes, Inc., 1025 190th 

Webster City, Iowa 50595, United States. remarks: DAWN 

ORCHARDGRASS. Received March 26, 1993. 

Street 

origin: United States, developed: R.R. Kalton, P. 

Richardson, origin institute: Land O'Lakes, Inc., 1025 

190th Street, Webster City, Iowa 50595 United States. 

cultivar: DAWN, pedigree: 8-parental clones stemmed from 

PI 315425 (3), 325302 (1), 315417 (1), and Jackson (3). 

Original selections made in 2,000 plant source nursery, 

then put into polycross nurseries, other id: Exp. No. 

DS7. other id: W6 11517. group: W6. other id: CV-13. 

group: CSR-ORCHARDGRASS. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Maturity 3-4 days later than check varieties, Sterling, 

Hallmark, Benchmark & Potomac in Iowa, Missouri & 

Wisconsin. Up to 12-17 days later than checks and 5-7 

days later than Pennlate in Willamette Valley of Oregon. 

Hardier than checks. Rust resistance greater than checks 

and Latar. Moderately resistant to Scolecotrichum leaf 

scotch. Digestibility 2-3% above Sterling and similar 

varieties in several traits. Seed yield similar to checks 

in Oregon trials. Perennial. Cultivar. Seed. 

366

PI 566818. Lotus corniculatus L. FABACEAE Broadleaf birdsfoot trefoil 

Donated by: Steiner, J.J., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, 

Nat. Forage Seed Production Res. Center, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, 

United States; and Oregon, Idaho & Washington Agr. Exp. Sta. 

remarks: AG-S4 Broadleaf Birdsfoot Trefoil Germplasm. Received 

March 26, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: J.J. Steiner. origin 

institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Nat. 

Forage Seed Production Res. Center, 3450 SW Campus Way, 

Corvallis, Oregon 97331 United States, cultivar: 

AG-S4. pedigree: Single autogamous clone identified in 

broad-based genetically diverse, self incompatible MU-81. 

Developed by four cycles of selfing, equal seed number 

bulking and random selection, other id: GP-7. source: 

Crop Sci. 33(6):1424 1993. group: CSR-TREFOIL, BIRDSFO. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Exhibits no inbreeding vigor 

depression when compared to MU-81. Prolific seed 

producer. Potential to substantially improve trefoil seed 

yields and when incorporated into high forage quality 

genetic lines should provide superior, high seed-yielding 

varieties. Perennial. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 566819. Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench POACEAE Delia 

Donated by: Harrison, R.L., Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State 

Univ., Blacksburg, Virginia 24060, United States; and Texas Agr. 

Exp. Sta.. remarks: Delia Sweet Sorghum. Received March 26, 1993. 

origin: United States, developed: R.L. Harrison, F.R. 

Miller, origin institute: Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & 

State Univ., Blacksburg, Virginia 24060 United States. 

cultivar: DELLA. pedigree: ATx622/2*Dale. other id: 

X-Sweet. other id: CV-130. source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1416 

1993. group: CSR-SORGHUM. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Sweet stalked sorghum, 2.4-3.3m tall. Maturity 7-10 days 

earlier than Dale. Panicle semi-open with black glumes 

which cover about 1/3 of the caryopsis. Caryopses small, 

round, 2.5-3.5mm in diameter with red pericarp and 

pigmented testa. Caryopses appear brown. Thresh free of 

glumes. Spring Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566820. Apium graveolens L. APIACEAE Celery 

Donated by: Scully, B.T., Everglades Res. and Ed. Center, IFAS, 

University of Florida, Belle Grove, Florida 33430-8003, United 

States. Received April 06, 1993. 

367

PI 56682O-continued 

origin: United States developed: E.A. Wolf f J.M. White, 

R.S. Stubblefield, B. Scully, 

Everglades Res. and Ed. Center, 

origin institute: 

IFAS, University of 

Florida, Belle Grove, Florida 33430-8003 United States. 

cultivar: FLORIDA SLOBOLT M68. pedigree: June Belle/EES 

1740-2. remarks: Medium-green Utah type adapted to 

Florida prod, period harvested April and early May. 

Vigorous mid-season cv. maturing in 80-90 days from 

transplanting and usually a few days earlier than June 

Belle and Florida 2-14. Ht. range 79-84cm with avg. ht& 

82cm. Stalk conformation compact to slightly open. Stalk 

shape cylindrical to slightly flared. Heart formation 

similar to Summer Pascal but fuller. Heart leaves avg. 

12.8cm/length, 4-8mm in cross-sectional thickness. 


PI 566821. Hordeum brevisubulatum (Trin.) Link 

POACEAE 





origin: Russian Federation, collected: August 14, 1988. 


id: AJC366. other id: W6 10578. group: W6. locality: 

Experimental farm in Cherga, Institute of Cytology and 

Genetics of the Siberian Branch of Academy of Science at 

Novosibirsk. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566822. Hordeum jubatum L. 

POACEAE 





origin: Mexico. source history: Originally donated by 

Cathy Hsiao, collected: November 18, 1980. collector: 

D.R. Dewey. collector id: D-2728. other id: W6 10607. 

group: W6. locality: Near the Agricultural University 

Experimental Farm, Chapingo. elevation: 2250m. remarks: 

Seed increased: C-59-66—75. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566823. Triticum aestivum L., nom. cons. POACEAE Wheat 

Donated by: DePauw, R.M., Swift Current Res. Sta. -- Agric. Canada, 

Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; and Lethbridge Res. 

Sta. — Agric. Canada. remarks: AC Taber. Received March 31, 1993. 

368


origin: Canada, developed: R.M. DePauw, R.E. Knox, T.N. 

McCaig, J.M. Clarke, J.G. McLeod. origin institute: 

Agriculture Canada, Box 1030, Swift Current, Saskatchewan 

S9H 3X2 Canada, cultivar: AC TABER. pedigree: 

HY320*3/BW553. other id: HY380. other id: L8474-D2. 


group: CSR-WHEAT. restricted: CSR. remarks: Kernels 

red. Resembles Biggar but has improved resistance to 

prevalent races of leaf rust (Puccinia recondita) and 

common bunt (Tilletia laevis and Tilletia caries). Higher 

protein content, better milling quality and more gluten 

strength than Biggar. Spring Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566824. Quercus macrocarpa Michx. 

FAGACEAE 

Donated by: Houck, M.J., USDA-SCS, Knox City Plant Materials Center, 

Route 1, Box 155, Knox City, Texas 79561, United States. Received 

May 11, 1993. 

origin: United States, cultivar: Boomer, collected: 

1972. collector: J.F. Sykora. other id: 9022859. other 

id: PMT-3061. locality: Along Boomer Creek near Clinton, 

Custer County. remarks: Moderate growth up to 60 feet. 

Long lived. Heavy spreading branches with conspicuous 

corky ridges after second year. Bark light gray. 

Deciduous leaves dark green with grayish green 

undersides, dense, large ranging in size from 6-12 inches 

long and 3-6 inches wide. Grows well in most soils. 

Performs exceptionally well in windbreaks with 

supplemental irrigation. Potential landscape plant for 

urban and recreation areas providing dense shade. 

Hardiness zone: Zone 5. Perennial. Cultivated. Plant. 

PI 566825 to 566830. Helianthus annuus L. ASTERACEAE Sunflower 

Donated by: Dedio, W., Morden Res. Sta.-- Agriculture Canada, Box 

3001, Morden, MB, Manitoba R0G 1J0, Canada. remarks: CM 595, CM 

628, CM 629, CM 630, CM 631 and CM 632 Sunflower Parental Lines. 


369


PI 566825 origin: Canada, developed: W. Dedio f K.Y. Rashid. 

origin institute: Morden Res. Sta. — Agriculture Canada, 

Box 3001, Morden, MB, Manitoba ROG 1JO Canada. 

cultivar: CM 595. pedigree: Wild 

Hannuus/3*Kras630//RComp/3*CM469, F6. other id: PL-68. 

source: CropSci. 34(l):320 1994. group: CSR-SUNFLOWER. 

restricted: CSR. remarks: Maturity early. Lodging 

resistance good. Height medium. Combining ability good. 

Achenes 70-80mg. Color predominately black. Oil content 

lower than normal. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. 

Seed. 

PI 566826 origin: Canada, developed: W. Dedio, K.Y. Rashid. 

origin institute: Morden Res. Sta. -- Agriculture Canada, 


cultivar: CM 628. pedigree: S6 selection from the 

Yugoslavian line NS 39. other id: PL-69. source: Crop 

Sci. 34(1) :320 1994. group: CSR-SUNFLOWER. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Maturity early. Height intermediate. 

Achenes small with pronounced white stripes. Oil (32%) 

intermediate between non oil and oil types. Spring 





cultivar: CM 629. pedigree: S6 selection from the 

Yugoslavian line NS 39. other id: PL-70. source: Crop 

Sci. 34(1):320 1994. group: CSR-SUNFLOWER. restricted: 

CSR. remarks: Maturity early. Height intermediate. 

Achenes small with white striping at edges. Oil content 

36%. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 




cultivar: CM 630. pedigree: Accession 1886/2*CM623, F6. 

other id: PL-71. source: Crop Sci. 34(1):320 1994. 

group: CSR-SUNFLOWER. restricted: CSR. remarks: 

Fertility restorer line with recessive branching in a 

cytoplasmic male sterile background. Maturity early. 

Height medium. Achenes light tan stripes. Oil content and 

size average for an oiltype line. Resistant to downy 

mildew (Plasmopara halstedii) races 2, 3 and 4. Spring 


370





cultivar: CM 631. pedigree: Accession 1886/2*CM623, F6. 

other id: PL-72. source: Crop Sci. 34(1) :320 1994. 



cytoplasmic male sterile background. Maturity early. 

Height medium. Petals orange-yellow. Achenes medium size 

with dark tan color. Oil content average. Resistant to 

downy mildew (Plasmopara halstedii) races 2, 3 and 4. 

Moderately resistant to rust (Puccinia helianthi) and 

Verticillium wilt (Verticillium dahliae). Spring Annual. 



origin institute: Morden Res. Sta. — Agriculture Canada, 


cultivar: CM 632. pedigree: Hybrid 100/1445-3, F5. 

other id: PL-73. source: Crop Sci. 34(1) :320 1994. 



cytoplasmic male sterile background. Maturity medium. 

Height semi-dwarf. Achenes black with average oil content 

and size. Resistant to race 2 of downy mildew (Plasmapora 

halstedii). Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed. 

PI 566831 to 566863. Linum usitatissimum L. LINACEAE Flax 

Donated by: Miller, J.F., USDA-ARS, Northern Crop Science Lab, P.O. 

Box 5677, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States. Received March 

31, 1993. 

PI 566831 origin: United States. pedigree: N707 CI2930/CI2929. 

other id: Clli 3281. source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring 

Annual. Seed. 

PI 566832 origin: United States, pedigree: 64 88 N710 U23/C14. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566833 origin: United States, pedigree: 79 88 N711 U23/C14. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566834 origin: United States. pedigree: 64 88 N716 S9/U23. 


Annual. Seed. 

371


PI 566835 origin: United States, pedigree: 77 88N719DUFFERIN/S9. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566836 origin: Argentina, cultivar: CHANA. other id: Clli 

3286. source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring Annual. 


PI 566837 origin: Romania, cultivar: OLAJOZON. other id: Clli 



PI 566838 origin: Romania, cultivar: MAROS. other id: Clli 3291. 

source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring Annual. Cultivar. 

Seed. 

PI 566839 origin: United States, pedigree: SDT8907 VERNE SEL. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566840 origin: United States. pedigree: SDT8913 VERNE SEL. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566841 origin: United States. cultivar: VERNE 93 SDT8914. 


Annual. Cultivar. Seed. 

PI 566842 origin: United States. pedigree: SDT8920 RAHAB SEL. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566843 origin: United States, pedigree: SDT8922 RAHAB SEL. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566844 origin: United States, pedigree: SDT8923 RAHAB SEL. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566845 origin: United States, pedigree: N801 DUFFERIN/S9. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566846 origin: United States. pedigree: N802 FLOR/N24. other 

id: Clli 3301. source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring 

Annual. Seed. 

PI 566847 origin: United States, pedigree: N822 N24/M23. other 


Annual. Seed. 

372


PI 566848 origin: United States, pedigree: CI2932/DUFFERIN. other 

id: Clli 3303, source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring 

Annual. Seed. 

PI 566849 origin: United States, pedigree: SDT9007. other id: 

Clli 3304. source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring Annual. 

Seed. 



Seed. 



Seed. 


Clli 3307. source: FLAX. group: Clli. Spring Annual. 

Seed. 



Seed. 

PI 566854 origin: Canada, cultivar: MCDUFF FP900. other id: Clli 



PI 566855 origin: Canada, pedigree: FP 905. other id: Clli 3310. 

source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring Annual. Seed. 

PI 566856 origin: Canada, pedigree: FP 907. other id: Clli 3311. 

source: FLAX, group: Clli. Spring Annual. Seed. 

PI 566857 origin: United States. pedigree: SDT9107 CI3059/SD823. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566858 origin: United States. pedigree: SDT9108 PROMPT/NORM. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566859 origin: United States, pedigree: SD823010/CI 3059. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566860 origin: United States, pedigree: SDT9118 SD823010/CLA. 

other id: Clli 3315. source: FLAX. group: Clli. Spring 

Annual. Seed. 

373


PI 566861 origin: United States, pedigree: SDT9119 PROMPT/NORM. 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566862 origin: Canada, pedigree: FP 921 NORLIN/FP752. other 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566863 origin: Canada, pedigree: FP 935 NORALTA/VIMY. other 


Annual. Seed. 

PI 566864 to 566868. Medicago italica (Miller) Fiori 

FABACEAE 

Donated by: Seymour, P.N.D., Devonian Botanic Gardens, University of 

Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E1, Canada, remarks: Designations 

by K.A. Lesins, University of Alberta, Dept. of Plant Sciences, 

Canada. Received February 11, 1990. 

PI 566864 donor id: 1590. origin: Spain. origin institute id: CPI 

134884. collected: 1963. other id: W6 4716. group: W6. 

locality: Cadiz, Chiclana. received as: Medicago 

tornata. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566865 donor id: 1909. origin: United States. origin institute 

id: CPI 134885. source history: Brandon Exp. Farm, 

Manitoba, Canada, collected: 1965. other id: W6 4719. 

group: W6. received as: Medicago tornata. Annual. 


PI 566866 donor id: 2145. origin: Italy. origin institute id: CPI 

134886. collected: 1968. collector: K.A. Lesins. other 

id: W6 4726. group: W6. locality: Pantelleria Island. 

received as: Medicago tornata. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566867 donor id: 2792a. origin: Morocco, origin institute id: 

CPI 134887. collected: 1974. other id: W6 4733. group: 

W6. locality: To Souk-el-Arba-du Rharb, 82km to Rabat, 

69km road to Lalla Mimouna. remarks: Tiny pods. 

received as: Medicago tornata. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566868 donor id: 563. origin: Sweden, origin institute id: CPI 

134888. other id: W6 5955. group: W6. locality: 

Botanical garden. received as: Medicago tornata. 


374

PI 566869. Medicago lupulina L. 

FABACEAE 


Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E1, Canada. remarks: Designations 



donor id: 299. origin: Netherlands, origin institute 

id: CPI 134924. collected: 1959. collector: K.A. 

Lesins. other id: W6 4583. group: W6. locality: En 

route Kaldenkirchen, Holland. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566870 to 566872. Medicago orbicularis (L.) Bartal. 

FABACEAE 





PI 566870 donor id: 367. origin: Romania, origin institute id: 

CPI 134941. other id: W6 4599. group: W6. locality: 

Botanical Garden, Cleg. Annual. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566871 donor id: 706. origin: Italy. origin institute id: CPI 


id: W6 4602. group: W6. locality: Itri, 126km south of 

Rome. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566872 donor id: 797. origin: Italy, origin institute id: CPI 


id: W6 4605. group: W6. locality: Piana district 

Alhanesi. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566873 to 566885. Medicago polymorpha L. 

FABACEAE 







id: W6 4607. group: W6. locality: Airport, Milan. 

Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566874 donor id: 1238. origin: Greece, origin institute id: 

CPI 134948. collected: 1963. collector: K.A. Lesins. 

other id: W6 4608. group: W6. locality: 44km from 

Rhodes, high in mountain, pine woody. Annual. Wild. 

Seed. 

375


PI 566875 donor id: 1253. origin: Cyprus, origin institute id: 


other id: W6 4609. group: W6. locality: Before Kythrea. 


PI 566876 donor id: 1903. origin: United States, origin institute 

id: CPI 134950. other id: W6 4631. group: W6. 

locality: Bear Creek, 8 miles north. Annual. Wild. 

Seed. 



id: W6 4634. group: W6. locality: Agrigento. Annual. 

Wild. Seed. 

PI 566878 donor id: 2190. origin: Georgia, origin institute id: 

CPI 134952. collector: K.A. Lesins. other id: W6 4636. 

group: W6. locality: Botanical Garden, Tbilisi. Annual. 


PI 566879 donor id: 397. origin: Germany, origin institute id: 


other id: W6 4646. group: W6. locality: Botanical 

Garden, Freiburg. Annual. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566880 donor id: 416. origin: Belgium, origin institute id: 

CPI 134954. other id: W6 4651. group: W6. locality: 

Brussels. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566881 donor id: 1415. origin: Lebanon, origin institute id: 


other id: W6 5313. group: W6. locality: Ghazir. 


PI 566882 donor id: 1477. origin: Greece, origin institute id: 


other id: W6 5320. group: W6. locality: 6km west of 

Kavala. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566883 donor id: 1512. origin: France, origin institute id: 


other id: W6 5322. group: W6. locality: Cape Croisette, 

Nice. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566884 donor id: 2004. origin: Syria. origin institute id: CPI 

134958. other id: W6 5358. group: W6. locality: 

University of Aleppo. Annual. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566885 donor id: 2700. origin: Morocco, origin institute id: 

CPI 134959. collected: 1974. other id: W6 5472. group: 

W6. locality: Hard soil under eucalyptus trees, 40km to 

Marrakesh. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

376

PI 566886 to 566892. Medicago truncatula Gaertner 

FABACEAE 


Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E1, Canada, remarks: Designations 





id: W6 4658. group: W6. locality: Algeri Airport. 


PI 566887 donor id: 1138. origin: Greece. origin institute id: 


other id: W6 4661. group: W6. locality: From Kritsa to 

Nikolaos. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566888 donor id: 2195b. origin: Australia. origin institute 

id: CPI 135033. collector: P. Simon. other id: W6 4679. 

group: W6. locality: Inst. Agric. Univ. West. Australia, 

Nedlands. remarks: With spines. Annual. Cultivated. 

Seed. 

PI 566889 donor id: 665. origin: Turkey, origin institute id: CPI 


id: W6 4693. group: W6. locality: Gaziantep and Maras 

Province, 53km north of Gaziantep. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566890 donor id: 940. origin: Greece, origin institute id: CPI 


id: W6 4694. group: W6. locality: Gaertn. 

Athens-Acropolis. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

PI 566891 donor id: 1954. origin: Czechoslovakia. origin 

institute id: CPI 135036. source history: Brandon Exp. 

Farm, Manitoba, Canada, other id: W6 6003. group: W6. 


PI 566892 donor id: 2310. origin: Spain, origin institute id: CPI 


id: W6 6038. group: W6. locality: Roadside, red soil 

with rock, 8km from Aguime to St. Lucia, Gran Canaria. 


PI 566893 to 566895. Medicago turbinata (L.) All. 

FABACEAE 





377


PI 566893 

PI 566894 

PI 566895 

donor id: 1412. origin: Lebanon, origin 

CPI 135040. collected: 1963. collector: 

other id: W6 4702. group: W6. locality: 

Wild. Seed. 

institute id: 

K.A. Lesins. 

Emfeh. Annual 

donor id: 1776. origin: Turkey, origin institute id: 


other id: W6 4703. group: W6. locality: Adana. 

remarks: Transfer to M. murex. Annual. Wild. Seed. 

donor id: 1954. origin: Czechoslovakia, origin 

institute id: CPI 135042. source history: Brandon Exp. 

Farm, Manitoba, Canada, collected: 1962. other id: W6 

4704. group: W6. Annual. Cultivated. Seed. 

PI 566896. Amaranthus cruentus L. 

AMARANTHACEAE 

Donated by: Rodale Research Center, Rodale Press, Box 323, Rt 

Kutztown, Pennsylvania 19530, United States. Received April 

1993. 

1, 

05, 

origin: United States, local name: Komo. collected: 

1979. collector: G. Nabhan. collector id: GN 1101. 

other id: RRC 80S-537. source: Rodale Research Center. 

group NC7.donr.coir.ids. other id: Ames 2259. source: 

NC-7. group: Ames, other id: Ames 5319. source: NC-7, 

group: Ames, locality: Collected from escape plants at 

the Hopi Indian village of Moenkopi, Arizona. latitude: 

36 deg. 04 min. N. longitude: 111 deg. 12 min. W. 

remarks: Colorful red plants. Seeds black. Foliage and 

flowers of most plants dark red. Some plants green. The 

infloresence is used as a dye coloring in traditional 

corn foods. Annual. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 566897. Amaranthus cruentus L. 

AMARANTHACEAE 

Donated by: Brenner, D., USDA-ARS, North Central Regional 

Station, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011, United 

Received November 19, 1991. 

PI 

States. 

378


origin: India. source history: Said to come from extreme 

southern India, near the coast, and to be just like 

plants growing wild there., collected: September 22, 

1991. collector: D. Brenner, other id: Kerala Red. 

source: D. Brenner, other id: Ames 18058. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames, locality: Cultivated as a vegetable in a 

backyard belonging to a family from India, at 1128 28th 

St., Ames, Iowa. remarks: Intense red coloring on stems, 

petioles, leaf blades and flowers. Late flowering plant. 

Stems thin and branched. Leaves lanceolate. Inflorescence 

has short branches. Seeds black. Plants were said to 

volunteer from a planting the previous year. A second 

collection of this accession was done on 10/19/91 for 

additional seed. The harvests were combined. Annual. 


PI 566898. Amaranthus hypochondriacus L. 

AMARANTHACEAE 

Donated by: Rodale Research Center, Rodale Press, Box 323, Rt. 1, 

Kutztown, Pennsylvania 19530, United States. Received April 05, 

1993. 

donor id: RRC 362. origin: Mexico. source history: 

Collected by Daniel Early of the Anthro. Dept., Central 

Oregon Community College, Bend, Oregon 97701 USA. 

pedigree: Bulk, collected: June 1977. other id: Ames 

5131. source: NC-7. group: Ames. locality: Collected 

from Don Camilo Jimenez, a man with an Amaranth seed 

popping business in the town of Tuyehualco. He bought 

some of his seeds from other places. latitude: 19 deg. 


2200m. remarks: Flower color mixed. Seeds white. The RRC 

class type is "mercado Mexican". Many selections were 

made from this accession (RRC 1010 to 1028 and RRC 1031 

to 1033). Annual. Landrace. Seed. 

PI 566899. Amaranthus tricolor L. 

AMARANTHACEAE 

Donated by: Rodale Research Center, Rodale Press, Box 323, Rt. 1, 

Kutztown, Pennsylvania 19530, United States. Received April 05, 

1993. 

379


donor id: RRC 132. origin: India. source history: 

Released in 1976 from the College of Horticulture, Tamil 

Nadu Agric. Univ., Coimbatore-641 003, South India. It is 

described in Amaranth Newsletter, September 1989 

(3):5-7.. cultivar: Co. 2. other id: Ames 2069. 

source: NC-7. group: Ames, other id: RRC 133. source: 

Rodale Research Center, group: NC7.donr.coir.ids. other 

id: RRC 78S-133. source: Rodale Research Center, group: 

NC7.donr.coir.ids. other id: RRC 78S-132. source: 

Rodale Research Center, group: NC7.donr.coir.ids. 

locality: Cimbatore. remarks: Seed black. Foliage and 

flowers green. Foliage used as a vegetable. Annual. 


PI 566900 to 566901. Beta patellaris Moq. 

CHENOPODIACEAE 

Donated by: Yu, R., U.S. Agric. Res. Station, P.O. Box 5098, 

Salinas, California 93915, United States; and Ryder, E.J., U.S. 

Agric. Res. Station, P.O. Box 5098, Salinas, California 93915, 

United States. remarks: Yu designated donor for NCRPIS Ryder 

designated donor for NSSL. Received August 20, 1985. 

PI 566900 donor id: WB 74. origin: UNCERTAIN. source history: 

Provided by Dr. Helen Savitsky, source unknown., other 

id: Ames 4532. source: NC-7. group: Ames, remarks: 

Lit. reference - Coons, G.H. 1954. The wild species of 

Beta. Am. Soc. Sugar Beet Technol. 8 (pt. 2):142-147. 

Seed. 

PI 566901 donor id: WB 237. origin: UNCERTAIN. source history: 

Seed from Beltsville labeled B. patellaris (Campanula 

type) 1974 increase of 1951 seed obtained from Dr. G.H. 

Coons., other id: Ames 4541. source: NC-7. group: 

Ames. Seed. 

PI 566902. Beta procumbens C. Smith 


Donated by: Yu, R., U.S. Agric. Res. Station, P.O. Box 5098, 



United States. remarks: Yu designated donor for NCRPIS Ryder 


380


donor id: WB 105, origin: UNCERTAIN. source history: WB 

105 = Inc. SP69-3010-0(5), SP69-3010-0(5) = Conglomerate 

from south farm, Beltsville, 1951. Several B. procumbens 

sources involved., other id: Ames 4536. source: NC-7. 

group: Ames. remarks: 2n = 18. From several sources 

increased at Beltsville in 1951. Increased at Salinas in 

1981. Variation occurs in plant type. Lit. reference - 

Coons, G.H. 1954. The wild species of Beta. Proc. Am. 

Soc. Sugar Beet Technol. 8 (pt. 2):142-147. Seed. 

PI 566903. Beta trigyna Waldst. & Kit. 


Donated by: Yu f R., U.S. Agric. Res. Station, P.O. Box 5098, 



United States, remarks: Yu designated donor for NCRPIS Ryder 


donor id: WB 8. origin: UNCERTAIN. other id: Ames 4527. 

source: NC-7. group: Ames. other id: SP68-3001-7. 

source: Beltsville, Maryland. remarks: B. corolliflora 

obtained from Beltsville. Chromosome number (2n) 

determined to be 36 by Dr. Helen Savitsky. Seed. 

381

Scientific Name Cross Reference 

382 

Acer rubrum 566598 

Agropyron cristatum 564853- 

564854,564856-564881 

Agropyron cristatum 

subsp. pectinatum 564882- 

564884 

Agropyron desertorum 564885- 

564886 

Agropyron fragile 564887- 

564892 

Alcea rosea 564823 

Alcea rugosa 564824 

Althaea armeniaca 564825 

Althaea cannabina 564826 

Amaranthus cruentus 566896- 

566897 

Amaranthus hypochondriacus 

566898 

Amaranthus tricolor 566899 

Apium graveolens 566820 

Arachis hypogaea 564781-564783, 

564844-564847,564855,565288, 

565433-565484 

Arachis sp. 565287 

Arrhenatherum elatius 564692 

Avena nuda 564722 

Avena sativa 564723-564726 

Beta patellaris 566900-566901 

Beta procumbens 566902 

Beta trigyna 566903 

Beta vulgaris 564757-564759, 

565281-565286 

Brachypodium sp. 564893-564896 

Brassica napus 565489 

Brassica oleracea var. botrytis 

564698 

Bromus inermis 564897-564900 

Bromus sp. 564901 

Callicarpa dichotoma 564827 

Capsicum annuum 566808-566811 

Capsicum frutescens 566812 

Chrysanthemum coronarium 

564828 

Cicer arietinum 564774-564775, 

566599-566608 

Citrullus lanatus 564715 

Cornus alba 564829 

Cucurbita argyrosperma 566813 

Cuphea calophylla 

var. calophylla 566694 

Cuphea carthagenensis 566695- 

566726 

Cuphea micrantha 566727-566732 

Cuphea racemosa 

subsp. hirticaulis 566733 

Cuphea viscosissima 566734 

Dactylis glomerata 564902- 

564903,566817 

Deschampsia sp. 564904 

Diervilla lonicera 564830 

Elymus abolinii 564905 

Elymus aristiglumis 564906 

Elymus canadensis 564907- 

564908 

Elymus caninus 564909-564915 

Elymus ciliaris 564916-564917 

Elymus confusus 564918 

Elymus dahuricus 564919-564922 

Elymus dentatus subsp. ugamicus 

564923-564925 

Elymus drobovii 564926 

Elymus fedtschenkoi 564927- 

564929 

Elymus fibrosus 564930-564933 

Elymus glaucissimus 564934 

Elymus glaucus 564935 

Elymus gmelinii 564936 

Elymus hybrid 564937-564938 

Elymus komarovii 564939 

Elymus longearistatus 564942- 

564943 

Elymus macrochaetus 564944- 

564945 

Elymus mutabilis 564946-564954 

Elymus mutabilis 

subsp. praecaespitosus 

564955 

Elymus nutans 564956 

Elymus parviglumis 564957- 

564958 

Elymus pendulinus 564959- 

564961 

Elymus schrenkianus 564962- 

564963 

Elymus semicostatus 564964 

Elymus sibiricus 564965 

Elymus sp. 564966-564976 

Elymus trachycaulus 564977- 

564991 

Elymus trachycaulus 

subsp. subsecundus 564992- 

564993 

Elymus trachycaulus 

subsp. trachycaulus 564994- 

564995 

Elymus transhyrcanus 

Elymus tschimganicus 

564996 

564997- 

564998 

Elymus uralensis 565000 

Elytrigia alatavica 565001

Elytrigia batalinii 565002 

Elytrigia caespitosa 

subsp. nodosa 565003 

Elytrigia intermedia 565004 

Elytrigia repens 565005-565007 

Elytrigia sp. 565008-565012 

Festuca arundinacea 565089 

565098,565114,565509 

Festuca rubra 565013-565014 

Festuca sp. 565015-565018 

Glycine max 564694,564713 

564714,564718,564742,564745 

564849,564999,565091-565093 

565485,565487-565488,565510 

565512 

Gossypium hirsutum 564691 

564708,564740,564767-564769 

565086,565094-565095 

Gypsophila acutifolia 564832 

Gypsophila paniculata 564831 

564833 

Helianthus annuus 565272 

565273,566825-566830 

Hemerocallis fulva 565301 

Hordeum brevisubulatum 566821 

Hordeum jubatum 566822 

Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare 

564688,564720-564721,564728 

564737,564743,565513-566588 

Ipomoea batatas var. batatas 

564770-564773,566609-566634 

566636-566664 

Ipomoea carnea 566635 

Lactuca sativa 565097,566589 

566590 

Lens culinaris 564719,565081 

Leymus ambiguus 565019 

Leymus angustus 565020-565032 

Leymus cinereus 565033-565036 

Leymus racemosus 565037 

Leymus salinus 565038 

Leymus sp. 565039-565040 

Linum usitatissimum 566831 

566863 

Lolium perenne 565090,565096 

565490 

Lotus corniculatus 566818 

Malva moschata 564834 

Malva neglecta 564836-564838 

Malva sylvestris 564835 

Medicago italica 566864-566868 

Medicago lupulina 566869 

Medicago orbicularis 

566872 

566870 

Medicago polymorpha 566873 

566885 

Medicago sativa 564686 

Medicago sativa subsp. sativa 

565274-565280 

Medicago sp. 564940-564941, 

566591-566592 

Medicago truncatula 566886- 

566892 

Medicago turbinata 566893- 

566895 

Nicotiana tabacum 564848 

Oryza sativa 564784-564788, 

565508,566666-566667 

Phacelia tanacetifolia 564710 

Phalaris aquatica 564687 

Phaseolus vulgaris 564701- 

564703,564739,565115,565507 

Pisum sativum 564693,564695, 

564704-564706,564744,564746- 

564747,564756,565491-565506 

Poa pratensis 564707 

Potentilla norvegica 564839 

Psathyrostachys juncea 565041- 

565074,565076-565078,565289 

Psathyrostachys sp. 565079- 

565080 

Pseudoroegneria strigosa 

subsp. aegilopoides 565082 

Quercus macrocarpa 566824 

Raphanus sativus 564711-564712 

Rhodotypos scandens 564840 

Scirpus californicus 565300 

Secale cereale 565085 

Sinapis alba 564709 

Solanum acaule 566735 

Solanum brachycarpum 566736 

Solanum brevidens 566737 

Solanum chacoense 566738- 

566746 

Solanum chomatophilum 566747 

Solanum colombianum 566748- 

566750 

Solanum commersonii 566751 

Solanum fernandezianum 566752- 

566756 

Solanum gourlayi 566757-566765 

Solanum infundibuliforme 

566766-566770 

Solanum kurtzianum 566771- 

566777 

Solanum megistacrolobum 566778- 

566780 

Solanum microdontum 565075 

Solanum oplocense 566781- 

566784 

Solanum orophilum 566785 

Solanum phureja 566786 

Solanum sitiens 566787 

Solanum sp. 566788-566791, 

383

566793-566796 

Solarium spegazzinii 

Solarium sucrense 

Solarium 

Solarium 

Solarium 

566804 

tarijense 

toralapanum 

tuberosum 

Solarium tuquerrense 

Solarium venturii 

Solarium vernei 

Solarium verrucosum 

Sorghum 

565116-565177,566819 

Spiraea alba 

Triticum durum 565208, 

565271,565334 

Triticum polonicum 

Triticum turgidum 

Ulmus hybrid 

Vigna unguiculata 

X Triticosecale rimpaui 

X Triticosecale sp. 

564738,564760 

Zea mays subsp. mays 

564697,564716-564717, 

Stipa sp. 565083- 

Tagetes erecta 

Tanacetum corymbosum 

Trifolium pratense 

564690 

Trifolium repens 

Triticum aestivum 

564761-564766,564789- 

564699 

564700 

564822 

564850-564851,565178- 565207 

565209-565258,565303- 565333 

565335-565430,566595- 566596 

566668-566672,566816, 566823 

Triticum compactum 565431 

566594,566815 

564696 

564748 

564755,564852,565087- 565088 

565099-565113,565290- 565299 

566665 

Zea mays subsp. mexicana 

566673-566693 

Zinnia angustifolia 

Zizaniopsis miliacea 

566797 

566798 

566799 

566800 

566801- 

566805 

566792 

566806 

566807 

bicolor 564776-564780, 

564841 

565084 

566814 

564842 

564689- 

565259- 

566593 

565432 

566597 

564741 

565486 

564727, 

564843 

565302 

384

Common Name Cross Reference 

Alfalfa 565274-565280 

Annual teosinte 566673-566693 

Barley 564688,564720-564721, 

564743,565513-566588 

Broadleaf birdsfoot trefoil 

566818 

California bulrush 565300 

Cauliflower 

Celery 

Chickpea 

Club wheat 

Common oat 

Common wheat 

564698 

566820 

564774-564775 

565431 

564723-564726 

564700,564789- 

564822,566815-566816 

Corn 564696-564697,564716 

564717,564852,565099-565113 

565290-565299,566665 

Cotton 564691,564708,564740 

564767-564769,565086,565094 

565095 

Cowpea 

Daylily 

Delia 

Durum wheat 

Field corn 

565087-565088 

Flax 

Fodder radish 

Garden bean 

564741 

565301 

566819 

565334 

564748-564755, 

566831-566863 

564711-564712 

564701-564703, 

564739,565115,565507 

Garden lettuce 566589-566590 

Garden pea 564704-564706 

564744,564746-564747,564756 

565491-565506 

Giant cutgrass 565302 

Kentucky bluegrass 564707 

Lettuce 565097 

Mustard 564709 

Naked oat 564722 

Orchardgrass 

Pea 

566817 

564693,564695 

Peanut 564781-564783,564844 

564847,564855,565287-565288 

565433-565437 

Perennial ryegrass 565090 

565096,565490 

Phacelia 564710 

Potato 565075,566735-566807 

Rapeseed 565489 

Red clover 564689-564690 

Red maple 566598 

Rice 564784-564788,565508 

566666-566667 

Russian wild ryegrass 565289 

Rye 565085 

Sorghum 564776- 

565177 

Soybean 564694, 

564718,564742, 

564999,565091- 

Sunflower 565272- 

566830 

Sweet potato 

566609-566664 

Tall fescue 

565114,565509 

Tobacco 

564780,565116- 

564713-564714, 

564745,564849, 

565093,565485, 

565487-565488, 565510-565512 

Sugarbeet 564757- 

565286 

564759,565281- 

565273,566825- 

564770-564773, 

565089,565098, 

564848 

564738,564760, 

Triticale 564727, 

565486 

Watermelon 

Wheat 564850- 

564715 

564851,565178- 

565271,565303-565333,565335- 

565430,566593-566596,566668- 

566672,566823 

White clover 

564699 

Winter barley 564728-564737 

Winter wheat 564761-564766 

385

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