Plant Inventory No. 209 - Germplasm Resources Information Network

United States 

Department of 

Agriculture 

Agricultural 

Research 

Service 

Plant Inventory 

No. 209 

Plant Materials Introduced in 2000 

(Nos. 612387 - 615161)

Foreword 

Plant Inventory No. 209 is the official listing of plant materials accepted into the U.S. National Plant 

Germplasm System (NPGS) between January 1 and December 31, 2000 and includes PI 612387 to 

PI 615161. The NPGS is managed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural 

Research Service (ARS). The information on each accession is essentially the information provided 

with the plant material when it was obtained by the NPGS. The information on an accession in the 

NPGS database may change as additional knowledge is obtained. 

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database for the NPGS and should be consulted for the current accession and evaluation information 

and to request germplasm. 

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responsible for the quality of the information it has been provided. 

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The following were collected by Mike Foster, Texas A&M University 

Agricultural Research Station, P.O. Box 1549, Pecos, Texas 79772, United 

States. Received 12/20/1999. 

PI 612387. Amaranthus blitoides S. Watson 

Wild. Ames 25791. Collected 11/29/1999 in Texas, United States. Latitude 

31° 22' 48" N. Longitude 103° 37' 46" W. Elevation 819 m. Texas 

A&M Agricultural Research Station, 7 miles northwest of Pecos, Reeves 

County. Green chile research plots (no herbicides were used). Hoban 

silty clay loam soil. Associated vegetation: Solanum elaeagnifolium. 

The following were developed by P. Stephen Baenziger, University of Nebraska, 

Department of Agronomy, 362D Plant Science Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska 

68583-0915, United States. Received 12/03/1999. 

PI 612388. Triticum aestivum L. subsp. aestivum 

Breeding. Pureline. NE93405; NSGC 8641. Pedigree - NE85707/Thunderbird = 

Warrior*5/Agent//Kavkaz/4/NE63218/KY58/3/nth/2*cmth//Ponca/2*Cheyenne/5/ 

Thunderbird = sister line of Cougar, NE93496. Hard red winter wheat. A 

Thunderbird derivative with a long coleoptile, good winterhardiness, 

good test weight, large kernels, and very strong straw strength. 

White-chaffed, awned. Medium early in maturity and medium tall in plant 

height (probably has a semi-dwarfing gene that does not affect 

coleoptile length). Best performance area seems to be the higher 

moisture areas of Nebraska, similar to Thunderbird. Moderately resistant 

to stem rust (contains Sr5 and SR31 or SR24); moderately susceptible to 

leaf rust; and susceptible to Hessian fly, BYDV, SBMV, and WSMV. Carries 

the 1B/1R translocation, but has very good end-use quality. 


Breeding. Pureline. NE93427; NSGC 8642. Pedigree - Bezostaja/Centurk 

78//Arthur/Centurk 78/3/Bennett/4/Norkan. Hard red winter wheat. 

White-chaffed, awned. A Norkan derivative with a medium length 

coleoptile, medium winterhardiness, good test weight, medium kernels, 

and moderately strong straw strength. Medium early in maturity and 

medium tall in plant height (probably a taller semi-dwarf). Best adapted 

to the higher rainfall areas of southeastern and southcentral Nebraska 

near the Kansas border, an area where few previous releases are well 

adapted. Moderately resistant to stem rust (contains Sr5, Sr6, Sr24) and 

SBMV; moderately susceptible to leaf rust; and susceptible to Hessian 

fly, BYDV, and WSMV. 


Breeding. Pureline. NE94482; NSGC 8643. Pedigree - 

Arapahoe/Abilene//NE86488 = 

Arapahoe/Abilene/4/Colt/3/Warrior*5/Agent//Kavkaz = sister line of 

Millennium, NE94479. Hard red winter wheat. White-chaffed, awned. Good 

winterhardiness, average test weight, medium kernels, and moderately 

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strong straw strength. Medium in maturity and medium tall in plant 

height (probably a taller semi-dwarf). 

The following were developed by James A. LaMondia, Connecticut AES, Valley 

Laboratory, Cook Hill Road, Box 248, Windsor, Connecticut 06095, United 


PI 612391. Nicotiana tabacum L. 

Cultivar. Inbred. "METACOMET". CV-120. Pedigree - 0-30 shade x VA81 

flue-cured - inbred selection F2 to F12. Shade tobacco with resistance 

to the tobacco cyst nematode (Globodera tabacum tabacum) and tobacco 

mosaic virus. Nematode resistance conferred by the VA81 parent. Mosaic 

virus resistance derives from Nicotiana glutinosa. Nematode resistance 

expressed as reduced nematode development and reproduction. Nematode 

populations reduced by approx. 70% after production. 


Cultivar. Inbred. "POQUONOCK". CV-121. Pedigree - 0-30 shade x VA81 

flue-cured -backcrossed twice to 0-30, twice to 0-40 shade, crossed to a 

selfed inbred (F3) OF 0-30 X VA81, and selfed to homogeneity (F6). Shade 

tobacco with resistance to the tobacco cyst nematode (Globodera tabacum 

tabacum) and tobacco mosaic virus. Nematode resistance conferred by the 

VA81 parent. Mosaic virus resistance derives from Nicotiana glutinosa. 

Nematode resistance expressed as reduced nematode development and 

reproduction. Nematode populations reduced by approx. 70% after 

production. 

The following were developed by Eduardo Espitia, INIFAP, CIFAP, Experimental 

Valle De Mexico, Apartado Postal No. 10, KM 38.5 CARR. Mex-VER/VIA Texcoco, 

Chapingo, Federal District, Mexico; Eduardo Villasenor, INIFAP, CIFAP, 

Experimental Valle De Mexico, Apartado Postal No. 10, KM 38.5 CARR. 

Mex-VER/VIA Texcoco, Chapingo, Federal District, Mexico; C. 

Marquez-Gutierrez, INIFAP, CIFAP, Experimental Valle De Mexico, Apartado 

Postal No. 10, KM 38.5 CARR. Mex-VER/VIA Texcoco, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, 

Mexico. Received 12/03/1999. 

PI 612393. Avena sativa L. 

Cultivar. Pureline. "KARMA". CV-365. Pedigree - 8232-CI-9291-CROSS/COLLI. 

Released 1998. High grain yield with average plant height of 115 cm, 

and maturation of 116 days. Average groat protein of 16.6%, 1000-kernel 

weight of 20.6 g, and groat percentage of 73.2%. Moderately resistant to 

races NA5 and NA27 of stem rust (Puccinia graminis) and prevalent races 

of crown rust (Puccinia coronata) in Mexico. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "CEVAMEX". CV-366. Pedigree - From a composite 

population including the F2 of 54 single crosses. Released 1998. High 

grain and forage yield obtained by mass gravimetric selection, with 

average plant height of 136 cm, and maturation of 126 days. Average 

groat protein of 16.6%, 1000-kernel weight of 30.1 g, and groat 

percentage of 67.6%. Moderately resistant to stem rust (Puccinia 

graminis) race NA26 and prevalent races of crown rust (Puccinia 

coronata) in Mexico. 

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The following were developed by T. L. Harvey, Kansas State University, Waters 

Hall, Department of Entomology, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States; Ken 

Kofoid, Kansas State University, KSU Agricultural Research Center, 1232 240th 

Avenue, Hays, Kansas 67601-9228, United States. Received 11/29/1999. 

PI 612395. Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor 

Breeding. Pureline. KS 99A; GP-571cmsA1; MALE STERILE. GP-571cms. 

Pedigree - KS 57B ms3/4/KS 56B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. 

Male-sterile of KS 99B (PI 612396). 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 99B; MAINTAINER. GP-571. Pedigree - KS 57B 

ms3/4/KS 56B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug 

(Schizaphis graminim) resistant seed parent. Seed white, black glumes, 

no pigmented testa, and is awned. Plant color purple, 3-dwarf height, 

and flowers in approx. 69 days from planting. 



Pedigree - KS 56B ms3/4/KS 65B/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Male-sterile 

of KS 100B (PI 612398). 



ms3/4/KS 65B/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug (Schizaphis 

graminum) resistant seed parent. Seed white, black glumes, no pigmented 

testa, and is awnless. Pleant color purple, 3-dwarf height, and flowers 

in approx. 62 days from planting. 



Pedigree - OK 24B ms3/4/KS 57B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. 



Breeding. Pureline. KS 101B; MAINTAINER. GP-573. Pedigree - OK 24B 

ms3/4/KS 57B ms3/3/KS65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug 

(Schizaphis graminum) resistant seed parent. Seed red, black glumes, no 

pigmented testa, and is awned. Plant color purple, short, 3-dwarf 

height, and flowers in approx. 66 days from planting. 



Pedigree - KS 56B ms3/4/NP2B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. 




ms3/4/NP2B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KKP6BR al/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug 


pigmented testa, and is awnless. Plant color purple, short, 3-dwarf 

height, and flowers in approx. 64 days after planting. 



Pedigree - NP2B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi/4/KS 57B. Male-sterile 

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of KS 103B (PI 612404). 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 103B; MAINTAINER. GP-575. Pedigree - NP2B 

ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi/4/KS 57B. Biotype E greenbug (Schizaphis 

graminum) resistant seed parent. Seed red, black glumes, no pigmented 

testa, and is awnless. Plant color purple, 3-dwarf height, and flowers 




Pedigree - NP2B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Male-sterile of KS 104B 

(PI 612406). 



ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug (Schizaphis 

graminum) resistant seed plant. Seed red, black glumes, no pigmented 

testa, and is awnless. Plant color purple, 3-dwarf height, and flowers 




Pedigree - KS 56B ms3//N 4692B/Sarvasi. Male-sterile of KS 105B (PI 

612408). 



ms3//N 4692B/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug (Schizaphis graminum) resistant 

seed parent. Seed white, black glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awned. 

Plant color purple, 2-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 68 days from 

planting. 



Pedigree - NP2B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi/4/KS 56B/QL 3. 




ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi/4/KS 56B/QL 3. Biotype E greenbug 


pigmented testa, and is awned. Plant color purple, 3-dwarf height, and 

flowers in approx. 66 days from planting. 



Pedigree - KS 57B ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Male-sterile of KS 

107B (PI 612412). 



ms3/3/KS 65 A//KP6BR al/Sarvasi. Biotype E greenbug (Schizaphis 

graminum) resistant seed parent. Seed red, black glumes, no pigmented 

testa, and is awned. Plant color purple, short, 3-dwarf height, and 

flowers in approx. 66 days from planting. 

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Breeding. Pureline. KS 108R. GP-580. Pedigree - KP9B ms3/PI 550607. 

Biotype l greenbug (Schizaphis graminum) resistant seed parent. Seed 

white, black glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awned. Plant color 

purple, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 69 days from planting. 

Restores fertility to hybrids with the A1 cytoplasmic-genic male 

sterility system. 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 109R. GP-581. Pedigree - KP9B ms3/PI 550607 KP9B 

ms3/PI 550607. Biotype l greenbug (Schizaphis graminum) resistant seed 

parent. Seed white, black glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awned. 

Plant color purple, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 67 days from 

planting. Restores fertility to hybrids with the A1 cytoplasmic-genic 

male sterility system. 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 110R. GP-582. Pedigree - TX 430R/PI 550610. 


red, black glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awnless. Plant color 

purple, tall, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 74 days from 

planting. Restores fertility to hybrids with the A1 cytoplasmic-genic 

male sterility system. 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 111R. GP-583. Pedigree - TX 636R/8602//KP9B 


parent. Seed red, black glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awnless. 

Plant color purple, short, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in appprox. 68 

days from planting. Restores fertility to hybrids with the A1 

cytoplasmic-genic male sterility system. 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 112R. GP-584. Pedigree - TX 636R/8602//KP9B 


parent. Seed red, black glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awnless. 

Plant color purple, short, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 73 

days from planting. Restores fertility to hybrids with the A1 

cytoplasmic-genic male sterility system. 


Breeding. Pureline. KS 113R. GP-585. Pedigree - Selection from tan plant 

ms3/greenbug resistant sources PI 550607, PI 550610, and Cargill 607E. 

Resistant selections were random mated, screened, and then inbred. 


white, straw colored glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awned. Plant 

color tan, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 73 days from planting. 




Breeding. Pureline. KS 114R. GP-586. Pedigree - Selection from tan plant 

ms3/greenbug resistant sources PI 550607, PI 550610, and Cargill 607E. 

Resistant selections were random mated, screened, and then inbred. 


white, sienna glumes, no pigmented testa, and is awnless. Plant color 

tan, 3-dwarf height, and flowers in approx. 76 days from planting. 

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The following were developed by James S. Quick, Colorado State University, 

Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; Frank 

Peairs, Colorado State University, Dept. of Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest 

Management, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1177, United States; J.B. Rudolph, 

Colorado State University, Dept. of Entomology, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, 

United States; Klaus Lorenz, Colorado State University, Dept. of Food Science 

and Human Nutrition, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; John 

Stromberger, Colorado State University, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, 1170 

Campus Delivery, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; Scott D. Haley, 

Colorado State University, Soil and Crop Sciences Department, 1170 Campus 

Delivery, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; J.J. Johnson, Colorado 

State University, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 

80523, United States; Sally Clayshulte, Colorado State University, Dept. of 

Soil and Crop Sciences, Plant Science Building W18, Fort Collins, Colorado 

80523, United States; B. Clifford, Colorado State University, Dept. of Soil 

and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States. Received 

12/28/1999. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PROWERS 99". PVP 200000315; CV-896. Pedigree - 

Modified bulk procedure following single plant selection for improved 

resistance to Russian wheat aphid within the cultivar Prowers 

(CO850060/PI 372129//5*Lamar). Released 1999. Awned, white-chaffed, 

medium tall hard red winter wheat. Similar to Prowers in all respects 

except has improved resistance to Russian wheat aphid. 

The following were developed by Kenneth J. Frey, Iowa State University, 

Department of Agronomy, Ames, Iowa 50011-1010, United States; G. Patrick, 

Iowa State University, 1223 Agronomy Hall, Ames, Iowa 50011, United States; 

Jim Holland, Iowa State University, Department of Agronomy, Ames, Iowa 

50011-1010, United States; Ronald Skrdla, Iowa State University, Department 

of Agronomy, Ames, Iowa 50011, United States. Donated by Sam Weaver, The 

Quaker Oats Company, 617 West Main Street, Barrington, Illinois 60010, United 



Breeding. Pureline. IAN979-5-1-22; NSGC 8644. Pedigree - 

MO-O7929/IL85-6183-1. High beta-glucan levels. 

The following were developed by Seminis Vegetable Seeds, Inc., Woodland, 

California, United States. Received 01/11/2000. 

PI 612422 PVPO. Lactuca sativa L. 

Cultivar. "PSR 2209". PVP 200000066. 

PI 612423. Lactuca sativa L. 

Cultivar. "PSR 0140". PVP 200000067. 


Cultivar. "Kalmath"; PSR 3726. PVP 200000068. 

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Cultivar. "MOHAWK"; PSR 6386. PVP 200000070. 


Cultivar. "CONQUISTADOR". PVP 200000071. 


Cultivar. "Siskiyou"; PSR 5179. PVP 200000072. 


Cultivar. "Grizzly"; PSR 7328. PVP 200000073. 




Cultivar. "WOLVERINE". PVP 200000075. 

The following were developed by Akira Yonemaru, United States. Received 

01/11/2000. 

PI 612432. Capsicum annuum L. 

Cultivar. "HA-501". PVP 200000076. 

The following were developed by Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, Texas, 

United States. Received 01/11/2000. 

PI 612433 PVPO. Allium cepa L. 

Cultivar. "LEGEND". PVP 200000098. 

The following were developed by Advanta Seeds Pacific, Inc., Oregon, United 


PI 612434 PVPO. Festuca lemanii T. Bastard 

Cultivar. "AHF009". PVP 200000099. 

PI 612435 PVPO. Festuca arundinacea Schreb. 

Cultivar. "SR 8250". PVP 200000100. 

PI 612436 PVPO. Lolium perenne L. 

Cultivar. "PROWLER". PVP 200000101. 

PI 612437 PVPO. Festuca ovina L. 

Cultivar. "SCALDIS II". PVP 200000102. 

PI 612438 PVPO. Festuca rubra L. subsp. rubra 

Cultivar. "ASCO87". PVP 200000103. 

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The following were developed by Karen A. Moldenhauer, University of Arkansas, 

Rice Research & Extension Center, 2900 Hwy 130 E, Stuttgart, Arkansas 72160, 

United States; Fleet N. Lee, University of Arkansas, Rice Research & 

Extension Center, 2900 Hwy 130 E, Stuttgart, Arkansas 72160, United States; 

John Bernhardt, University of Arkansas, Rice Research & Extension Center, 

P.O. Box 351, Stuttgart, Arkansas 72160, United States; Arkansas Agricultural 

Experiment Station, University of Arkansas, Arkansas, United States; M.M. 

Blocker, University of Arkansas, Rice Research & Extension Center, P.O. Box 

351, Stuttgart, Arkansas 72160, United States; Richard Norman, University of 

Arkansas, P.S. 115, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States; M.M. Anders, 

University of Arkansas, Rice Research and Extension Center, P.O. Box 351, 

Stuttgart, Arkansas 72160, United States; N.A. Slaton, University of 

Arkansas, Dept. of Crops, Soils and Environmental Sciences, PS 115, 

Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States; C.E. Wilson, University of 

Arkansas, Rice Research and Extension Center, 2900 Hwy 130 E., Stuttgart, 

Arkansas 72160, United States; R.D. Cartwright, University of Arkansas, Dept. 

of Plant Pathology, PTSC 217, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States. 

Received 01/11/2000. 

PI 612439. Oryza sativa L. 

Cultivar. Pureline. "WELLS"; RU9601053. PVP 200000077; Utility Patent 

6,281,416; CV-129. Pedigree - Newbonnet/3/Lebonnet/CI9902//Labelle. 

Released 1999. 

The following were developed by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Semiarid 

Prairie Agricultural Research Centre, Canada. Received 01/11/2000. 

PI 612440 PVPO. Lathyrus sativus L. 

Cultivar. "AC Greenfix". PVP 20000105. 

The following were developed by Busch Agricultural Resources, Inc., 3515 East 

County Road 52, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524, United States. Received 

01/11/2000. 

PI 612441 PVPO. Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare 

Cultivar. Pureline. "6B94-8253". PVP 200000106. Pedigree - B1614/Stander. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TRADITION"; 6B95-2482. PVP 200000107. 

The following were developed by Hornbeck Seed Company, Inc., United States. 

Received 01/11/2000. 

PI 612443 PVPO. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 

Cultivar. "HBK 5991". PVP 200000108. 

The following were developed by Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc, United 



Cultivar. "93B46". PVP 200000109. 


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Cultivar. "93B26". PVP 200000110. 


Cultivar. "92B36". PVP 200000111. 


Cultivar. "96B32". PVP 200000112. 


Cultivar. "96B21". PVP 200000113. 


Cultivar. "95B95". PVP 200000114. 

The following were collected by John Bamberg, USDA, ARS, Potato Introduction 

Station, Peninsula Experiment Station, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin 54235, United 

States; Joseph J. Pavek, USDA, ARS, University of Idaho, Research & Extension 

Center, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210, United States; Charles Fernandez, University 

of Wisconsin, Potato Introduction Station, Peninsula Experiment Station, 

Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin 54235, United States; Stepan Kiru, N.I. Vavilov 

Institute of Plant Industry, Department of Tuber Crops, 44 Herzen Street, St. 

Petersburg, Leningrad 190000, Russian Federation. Received 08/19/1999. 

PI 612450. Solanum jamesii Torr. 

Wild. BKPF 75; WRF 3589 - 612450 x 612452. Collected 08/19/1999 in 

Colorado, United States. Latitude 37° 8' 42" N. Longitude 108° 

30' 31" W. Elevation 1830 m. Montezuma County. Near Cortez. Mesa Verde 

National Park. Junction of Spruce and Navajo canyons. An area of 

several acres. Deep black soil in flat grassy alluvial plain. Many 

thousands of plants covering the ground and growing among grass in open 

and among sage. Very vigorous and healthy, many flowering. To about 

12". Collected dozens of tubers, mostly mother tubers. 


Wild. BKPF 76. Collected 08/21/1999 in New Mexico, United States. 

Latitude 36° 1' 36" N. Longitude 107° 52' 24" W. Elevation 1940 

m. San Juan County. Navajo Reservation. Near Crownpoint. Chaco 

Culture National Historical Park. Sandy soil. Among grass and sage. 

Very many plants, some flowering. No fruit evident. Collected many 

tubers from scattered plants. 


Wild. BKPF 77; WRF 3589 - 612452 x 612450. Collected 08/21/1999 in New 

Mexico, United States. Latitude 35° 55' 48" N. Longitude 107° 6' 

6" W. Elevation 1950 m. Sandoval County. Between Torreon and Cuba on Rt 

197. At 0.7 miles W of powerline, just over 11 miles W of Cuba. Growing 

in sandy soil under low hanging juniper branches, below outcrop of large 

round boulders. First time observed a clump of what appeared to be many 

seedlings growing together--perhaps from a single buried berry. 

Collected about 40 seedlings. 




m. Cibola County. Near Grants. El Morro National Monument. Campsite 

environs. Sandy reddish soil. Some under trees and among brush, some in 

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open. Plants everywhere. Many small but some flowering. Collected 19 

plants. 


Wild. BKPF 79. Collected 08/22/1999 in Arizona, United States. Latitude 

35° 58' 42" N. Longitude 111° 56' 24" W. Elevation 2230 m. 

Coconino County. Grand Canyon National Park, S Rim. Across road from 

Buggeln picnic area down wooded slope to "Buggeln Tank". Near a spring 

on a raised berm. Among grass and under rabbit brush in opening in 

Ponderosa forest. Yellower color than observed elsewhere this year. 

Some flowering, no berries. Collected 20 plants. 


Wild. BKPF 80; WRF 3591 - 612455 x 620870. Collected 08/23/1999 in 

Arizona, United States. Latitude 35° 16' N. Longitude 112° 4' 

24" W. Elevation 2140 m. Coconino County. E on 40 from Williams, to 

north shore of (intermittently dry) Davenport Lake. At a driveway. In 

disturbed bare reddish clay-sand-gravel soil. Especially where 

disturbed along the powerline where (apparently) cable or pipeline had 

been buried. Or, in lakebed among grass and rabbit brush. Very large, 

thick leaves (to 8") with dark blue-green color on plants growing in 

full sun. Larger plants flowering. Many more small, yellow spindly 

plants in dry lakebed among grass. 




m. Socorro County. Near Magedalena. On 60 12.2 mile W of Magdalena at 

roadside picnic area, N side of road. Moist sand under junipers and 

pines and in open grassy areas, pure gravel along roadside. Plants not 

quite as abundant as in 1998, but some flowering and fruiting with 

mature fruit. Collected 200 fruit. 

The following were donated by Young-seok Kwon, Pusan Branch Station, 

Horticultural Experiment Station, 20 Kangdong-dong, Kangseogu, Pusan 618-300, 

Korea, South. Received 05/15/1995. 

PI 612457. Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai var. lanatus 

"Shindewha 2ho"; Kw-1; Grif 12477. 


"Ukdewha"; Kw-2; Grif 12478. 


"Gabo"; Kw-3; Grif 12479. 


"Shindungtewha"; Kw-4; Grif 12480. 


"Chunseo"; Kw-5; Grif 12481. 


"Kiwon"; Kw-6; Grif 12482. 

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"Booyeon"; Kw-7; Grif 12483. 


"Dewhangsoobak"; Kw-8; Grif 12484. 


"Chunryoug"; Km-9; Grif 12485. 


"Nongwoomanri"; Kw-10; Grif 12486. 


"Shindewha 3"; Kw-11; Grif 12487. 


"Handuel"; Kw-12; Grif 12488. 


"Shinyang"; Kw-13; Grif 12489. 


"Kumsang"; Kw-15; Grif 12490. 


"Lucky"; Kw-16; Grif 12491. 


"Bingguare"; Kw-17; Grif 12492. 


"Chilbo"; Kw-18; Grif 12493. 


"Seokwang"; Kw-19; Grif 12494. 


"Shinbookuk"; Kw-20; Grif 12495. 

The following were developed by Lloyd May, USDA, ARS, Coastal Plains Soil, 

Water, and Plant Res., 2200 Pocket Road, Florence, South Carolina 29506-9706, 


PI 612476. Gossypium hirsutum L. 

Breeding. Pureline. PD 97006. Pedigree - PD 3-14/MD 14-B. High yield 

potential. Excellent fiber quality. 


Breeding. Pureline. PD 97019. Pedigree - PD 5472/GA 88-133. High yield 



Breeding. Pureline. PD 97021. Pedigree - PD 5472/HB 92-44. High yield 


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Breeding. Pureline. PD 97047. Pedigree - PD 5377/MD 14-B. High yield 



Breeding. Pureline. PD 97072. Pedigree - PD 5582/MD 14-B. High yield 


The following were developed by Lloyd May, University of Georgia, Coastal 

Plain Experiment Station, 115 Coastal Way, Tifton, Georgia 31793-0748, United 



Breeding. Pureline. PD 97100. GP-739. Pedigree - PD 5256/SureGrow 501. 

High yield potential and acceptable fiber quality. Lint yield averaged 

8% greater than SureGrow 501. Lint fraction similar to SureGrow 501 

(41%). Fiber strength, 2.5% fiber span length, and micronaire readings 

similar to SureGrow 501. Moderately susceptible to fusarium wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum). 

The following were developed by Lloyd May, USDA, ARS, Coastal Plains Soil, 

Water, and Plant Res., 2200 Pocket Road, Florence, South Carolina 29506-9706, 



Breeding. Pureline. PD 97101. Pedigree - PD 5256/SG501. High yield 


The following were developed by C. Reed Funk, Rutgers University, Cook 

College, Plant Sciences Department, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901-8520, 

United States; Ronald F. Bara, Rutgers University, New Jersey Agricultural 

Experiment Station, Cook College, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901, United 

States; Dirk A. Smith, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, Plant 

Science Dept., Cook College, Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, 

United States; W.A. Meyer, Rutgers University, Cook College, Plant Sciences 

Dept., P.O. Box 231, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, United States; Timothy 

M. Ford, Lebanon Seaboard Corporation, P.O. Box 10, Huntsville, Utah 84317, 


PI 612483. Festuca rubra L. subsp. rubra 

Cultivar. Population. "PATHFINDER"; LTP-3951; Lot Z1-9-1225. PVP 

200000348; CV-88. Pedigree - Selected from old turfs of the United 

States and Europe. Progenies of intercrossing the best performing plants 

were subjected to varying cycles of phenotypic and genotypic selection. 

Medium-low growing, turf-type strong creeping red fescue able to produce 

an attractive, fine-textured turf of medium density and medium dark 

green color. Extensive rhizomes give good spreading ability and the 

ability to recover from injury. 

The following were collected by Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, Natl. Germplasm 

Resources Laboratory, Room 409, Building 003, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 

20705-2350, United States; Qing Wang, Nanjing Botanical Garden, Mem. Sun 

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Yat-Sen, P.O. Box 1435, Nanjing, Jiangsu 210014, China; Jerry Stites, 

Longwood Gardens, P.O. Box 501, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 19348, United 



Cultivated. TS 99-015; NA 69954. Collected 10/09/1999 in Sichuan, China. 

Latitude 31° 39' 48" N. Longitude 102° 48' 6" E. Dan Ba City, 

From a market, vendors were Tibetian women, Peppers have been grown here 

for many years. 11 Fruits bright red when ripe, variable in length 

(6-10cm long, 1-2 1/2 cm in diameter at stem tapered at tip. 

The following were collected by Shawn Belt, USDA, ARS, U.S. National 

Arboretum, National Germplasm Repository, Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769-9157, 

United States; Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, Natl. Germplasm Resources 

Laboratory, Room 409, Building 003, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 

20705-2350, United States; Qing Wang, Nanjing Botanical Garden, Mem. Sun 

Yat-Sen, P.O. Box 1435, Nanjing, Jiangsu 210014, China; Jerry Stites, 




Cultivated. TS 99-016; Chaotian jiao pepper, 'Face the sky'; NA 69955. 

Collected 10/09/1999 in Sichuan, China. Latitude 31° 39' 48" N. 

Longitude 102° 48' 6" E. Dan Bu City, From a market, vendors were 

Tibetian women. This variety is old. Fruit was 1.5 -2 cm wide and 3-4 

cm long (not tappered at end). 

The following were collected by James R. Ballington, North Carolina State 

University, Department of Horticultural Sciences, Box 7609, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27695-7609, United States; Jerry A. Payne, Wildlife Biology 

Department, Rt. 5, Box 180, Forsyth, Georgia 31029, United States. Donated by 

James F. Hancock, Michigan State University, Deptartment of Horticulture, 

Plant and Soil Science A 342, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United 

States; James R. Ballington, North Carolina State University, Department of 

Horticultural Sciences, Box 7609, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7609, United 


PI 612486. Fragaria virginiana subsp. grayana (Vilm. ex J. Gay) Staudt 

Wild. F. virginiana NC 95-19-1; NC 95-19-1; CFRA 1408. Collected 

07/11/1995 in Mississippi, United States. Latitude 34° 0' 27" N. 

Longitude 88° 34' 17" W. Elevation 0 m. Mississippi, Monroe county. 

Hwy 278 1.8 mi from Lake Monroe Rd to Wrenwood Rd. L on Wrenwood (an 

unpaved rd to Presbyterian Church Camp). Site 0.75 mi off road to the 

right, behind caretakers home. Cedar glade with occasional F. 

virginiana, mostly in heavy shade, but with several colonies extending 

out into open areas. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Mississippi. 

Dr. Natalia Peres, University of Florida has found that this clone is 

immune to Colletotrichum crown rot. 

The following were donated by James F. Hancock, Michigan State University, 

Deptartment of Horticulture, Plant and Soil Science A 342, East Lansing, 

Michigan 48824-1325, United States. Received 12/01/1999. 

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PI 612487. Fragaria chiloensis subsp. pacifica Staudt 

Wild. CFRA 688; CFRA 1689. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in British 

Columbia, Canada. Female; short day; large fruit; winter hardy in 

Ontario, but not Michigan; very resistant to leaf scorch and spot; 

representative of subsp. pacifica from the upper Pacific Northwest 

(British Columbia). 


Wild. CFRA 1267; CFRA 1690. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in 

British Columbia, Canada. Hermaphrodite; short day; large orange fruit; 

winter hardy in Ontario, but not Michigan; elite representative of 

subsp. pacifica from upper Pacific Northwest (British Columbia). 

The following were collected by Bruce H. Barritt, Washington State 

University, Tree Fruit Research & Extension Ctr., 1100 N. Western Avenue, 

Wenatchee, Washington 98801, United States. Donated by James F. Hancock, 

Michigan State University, Deptartment of Horticulture, Plant and Soil 

Science A 342, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States. Received 

12/01/1999. 

PI 612489. Fragaria chiloensis subsp. lucida (E. Vilm. ex Gay) Staudt 

Wild. HM1; CFRA 1691. Collected 08/1997 in Oregon, United States. 

Latitude 43° 55' 54" N. Longitude 124° 6' 39" W. Elevation 10 m. 

Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park a couple of miles south of 

Florence, Oregon. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Oregon. Female; 

short day; unusually high fruit number; representative of subsp. lucida 

from the lower Pacific Northwest (Oregon). 

The following were collected by James F. Hancock, Michigan State University, 




Wild. Scotts Creek (Franklin Point); Scott's Creek (Franklin Point); 

CFRA 1692; SC. Collected 07/21/1975 in California, United States. 


Central, coastal California at Franklin Point, about two miles north of 

Scott Creek Beach. Loose, white sand dunes overlooking the ocean (about 

100 feet away). Some succulents and grasses, although was mostly 

strawberry. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in California. Female; 

short day; large; red fruited; highest yield potential of any North 

American clone analyzed to date; found on dunes, so probably has high 

salt and drought tolerance, as well as low nutrient needs; elite 

representative of subsp. pacifica from central California. 



Michigan 48824-1325, United States; Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small 

Fruits Research, 3420 NW Orchard Street, Corvallis, Oregon 97339, United 

States; Stan Hokanson, USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Building 010A, Room 210, 

BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 20705, United States. Donated by James F. 

Hancock, Michigan State University, Deptartment of Horticulture, Plant and 

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Soil Science A 342, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States. 

Received 12/01/1999. 

PI 612491. Fragaria virginiana subsp. glauca (S. Watson) Staudt 

Wild. BT3; BH3; CA 1226; CFRA 1693. Collected 07/27/1997 in Utah, United 

States. Latitude 41° 6' 23" N. Longitude 111° 30' 1" W. 

Elevation 2712 m. Big Cottonwood Creek Canyon, Utah. Loose decomposed 

granite soil. Found in fir forest opening. Associated with Indian Paint 

Brush (Castilleja sp.), Geranium sp., grasses, and Virginia Bluebells 

(Mertensia sp.). Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Utah. Female; 

repeat flowering; red fruited; probably winter hardy as found at 2000m 

elevation; representative of subsp. glauca from the Rocky Mountains 

(Utah). Probably represents the clone used by Brighurst (CFRA 338) to 

produce day-nutral cultivars. 

The following were collected by Adam Dale, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & 

Food, Horticultural Experiment Station, Box 587, Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 4N5, 

Canada. Donated by James F. Hancock, Michigan State University, Deptartment 

of Horticulture, Plant and Soil Science A 342, East Lansing, Michigan 


PI 612492. Fragaria virginiana Mill. subsp. virginiana 

Wild. Eagle 14; CFRA 1694. Collected 05/28/1988 in Ontario, Canada. 

Latitude 42° 34' N. Longitude 81° 34' W. Elevation 0 m. Picnic 

area on Highway 3 just east of Eagle, Elgin county, Ontario. Mown 

grassland at edge of wood. Grass mown periodically. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in Ontario, Canada. Partial hermaphrodite; weak, 

cyclic flowering; resistant to mildew and scorch; representative of 

subsp. virginiana from south central Canada (Ontario). 





48824-1325, United States; James F. Hancock, Michigan State University, 




Wild. Fredrick 9; CFRA 1695. Collected 07/20/1988 in Ontario, Canada. 

Latitude 49° 4' N. Longitude 81° 8' W. Elevation 0 m. Fredrick, 

Cochrane district, Ontario. Second picnic area on highway 11 west of 

Cochrane. Open grassy areas in pine woodland. Soils: peat and clay. 

Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Ontario, Canada. Male; cyclic 

flowering; winter hardy; resistant to mildew and scorch; representative 

of subsp. virginiana from south central Canada (Ontario). 



Michigan 48824-1325, United States; James Luby, University of Minnesota, 

Department of Horticultural Science, 342 Alderman Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 

55108, United States. Donated by James F. Hancock, Michigan State University, 

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PI 612494. Fragaria virginiana Mill. 

Wild. LH 5-1; BH2; CFRA 1696. Collected 08/02/1989 in South Dakota, 

United States. Latitude 44° 33' 10" N. Longitude 103° 39' 24" W. 

Elevation 1555 m. Whitetail Gulch in Black Hills National Forest, 

Pennington county, South Dakota. Corner of county road 318 and forest 

road 182. Grazed forest medow with Pinus contorta, Picea glauca, Poplus 

termuloides and grasses. Asdpect northwest. Pedigree - Collected from 

the wild in South Dakota. Female; cyclic flowering; probably winter 

hardy as found at 1550m elevation; representative of an apparent hybrid 

between eastern subsp. virginiana and western subsp. glauca on the 

eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains (Black Hills of South Dakota). 







Michigan 48824-1325, United States; James F. Hancock, Michigan State 

University, Deptartment of Horticulture, Plant and Soil Science A 342, East 

Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States. Received 12/01/1999. 


Wild. LH 50-1; LH 50-4; CFRA 1697. Developed in United States. 

Collected 08/16/1989 in Montana, United States. Latitude 46° 50' 28" 

N. Longitude 110° 41' 40" W. Elevation 2255 m. Kings Hill Pass in 

the Lewis and Clark National Forest. At interface of montane Pinus 

contorta and subalpine Picea englemannii and Pinus albicaulis 

communities. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Montana. Apparent 

hybrid between F. virginiana subsp. glauca and F.virginiana subsp. 

virginiana. Hermaphrodite; cyclic flowering; extremely large, numerous 

fruit; probably cold winter hardy as found at 2255m elevation; 

representative of an apparent hybrid between subsp. glauca and subsp. 

virginiana on the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains (Lewis and Clark 

National Forest, Montana). 

The following were collected by Patricia Holloway, University of Alaska - 

Fairbanks, Georgeson Botanical Garden, 117 West Tanana Drive, Fairbanks, 

Alaska 99775, United States. Donated by James F. Hancock, Michigan State 

University, Deptartment of Horticulture, Plant and Soil Science A 342, East 

Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States. Received 12/01/1999. 


Wild. MN 8688; RH 43; CFRA 1698. Collected 1985 in Alaska, United States. 

Latitude 64° 2' N. Longitude 145° 44' W. Elevation 0 m. Found 

near Delta Junction, Alaska. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in 

Alaska. Partial hermaphrodite; cyclic flowering; resistant to black root 

rot; representative of subsp. glauca from the upper northwestern part of 

Fragaria virginiana's range (Alaska). 

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Wild. Montreal River 10; CFRA 1699. Collected 07/23/1988 in Ontario, 

Canada. Latitude 47° 14' N. Longitude 84° 39' W. Elevation 0 m. 

On highway 17 at Montreal River Harbour, Algoma district, Ontario. Open 

disturbed habitat between road and woodland. Very sandy, gravelly soil, 

very dry. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Ontario, Canada. 

Hermaphrodite; short day; unusually large fruit; resistant to mildew and 

scorch; representative of subsp. virginiana from south-central Canada 

(Ontario). 

The following were collected by Margaret M. Stahler, USDA/NRSC, 2316 S. 6th 

St., Suite C, Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601, United States. Donated by James F. 



Received 12/01/1999. 


Wild. MS 31-19; RH 23; CFRA 1700. Collected 07/27/1986 in Minnesota, 

United States. Latitude 48° 27' N. Longitude 93° 10' W. 

Elevation 0 m. Koochiching county, Minnesota. Northern dry mesic forest 

(C.F. Curtis) with Populus tremuloides, Betula papifera (sp.?), Picea 

glauca, Picea mariana and Pinus strobus. Pedigree - Collected from the 

wild in Minnesota. Partial hermaphrodite; cyclic flowering; large fruit; 

resistant to black root rot, scorch and spot; representative of subsp. 

virginiana from the upper midwest (Minnesota). 

The following were collected by Margaret M. Stahler, USDA/NRSC, 2316 S. 6th 

St., Suite C, Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601, United States. Donated by James F. 


Soil Science A 342, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States; James 

F. Hancock, Michigan State University, Deptartment of Horticulture, Plant and 


Received 12/01/1999. 


Wild. MS 05-06; RH 30; CFRA 1701. Collected 06/21/1986 in Minnesota, 


Elevation 0 m. Cut Face Creek (Good Harbor Creek), Cook county, 

Minnesota. Populus tremuloides, Cornus sp. and Picea mariana. Pedigree 

- Collected from the wild in Minnesota. Partial hermaphrodite; cyclic 

flowering; resistant to black root rot, scorch and spot; representative 

of subsp. virginiana from the upper midwest (Minnesota). 

The following were collected by James Luby, University of Minnesota, 



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Wild. RH 45; N8418; CFRA 1702. Collected 08/1984 in Alberta, Canada. 

Latitude 52° 13' N. Longitude 117° 10' W. Elevation 2200 m. 

Found near Columbia Icefield (Sunwapta Pass). Pedigree - Collected from 

the wild in Alberta, Canada. Partial hermaphrodite; weak cyclic 

flowering; probably extremely cold hardy due to location; resistant to 

black root rot, scorch and spot; representative of subsp. glauca from 

southwestern Canada (Alberta). 





55108, United States. Donated by Adam Dale, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & 


Canada. Received 01/11/2000. 


Wild. LH 30-1; LH 30-4; CFRA 1703. Developed in United States. 

Collected 08/09/1989 in Montana, United States. Latitude 46° 44' 42" 

N. Longitude 114° 11' 26" W. Elevation 1060 m. Pedigree - Collected 

from the wild in Montana. Hermaphrodite; cyclic flowering; large 

fruited; heat tolerant; representative of subsp. glauca from the central 

Rocky Mountains, Montana. 

The following were collected by Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State 

University, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Pullman, Washington 

99164-6402, United States; Fred J. Muehlbauer, USDA, ARS, Washington State 

University, Grain Legume Genetics & Phys. Res. Unit, Pullman, Washington 


PI 612502. Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp. 

Wild. WJK-PRC-104; W6 4562; Grif 12331. Collected 06/07/1990 in 

Guangdong, China. Latitude 23° 55' N. Longitude 113° 2' E. 

Elevation 15 m. Farmer's field, about 25km north of Qingyuan, Guangdong 

Province. Grown at edge of peanut planting. White or cream-seeded with 

black hylum. Pods 6-10cm long. 


Cultivated. W6 6220; Grif 12333. Collected 05/30/1990 in Sichuan, China. 

Latitude 29° 34' N. Longitude 103° 44' E. Collected from a 

farmer in Leshan City, Quan Miao County, about 10km from Leshan, Sichuan 

Province. Lat/lon accurate to Leshan. Mixed with W6 4519. 

The following were collected by L. Guarino, International Plant Genetic 

Resources Institute, Rome, Latium, Italy. Donated by Paul Quek, International 

Plant Genetics Resources Institute, Regional Office for Asia, the Pacific and 

Oceania, c/o IDRC, 7th Storey, RELC Building, Singapore. Received 11/19/1994. 

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15082; Grif 12384. Collected 1988 in Saudi Arabia. 

The following were collected by Citoyen Nlandu ne Nsaku, Institut de 

Recherche, Agronomique et Zootechnique (IRAZ), De La C.E.P.G.L., B.P. 91, 

Gitega, Burundi. Donated by Paul Quek, International Plant Genetics Resources 

Institute, Regional Office for Asia, the Pacific and Oceania, c/o IDRC, 7th 

Storey, RELC Building, Singapore. Received 11/29/1994. 


GMN 49; Grif 12387. Collected 05/17/1989 in Kasai-Oriental, Zaire. 

Latitude 6° 45' S. Longitude 23° 57' E. Elevation 780 m. INERA 

Station. 




Station. 




Station. 




Station. 




Station. 



Latitude 6° 8' S. Longitude 24° 11' E. Elevation 860 m. Lubanga. 


GMN 115; Grif 12396. Collected 05/27/1989 in Kasai-Occidental, Zaire. 

Latitude 5° 30' S. Longitude 22° 8' E. Elevation 590 m. Kalume. 



Latitude 7° 11' S. Longitude 22° 33' E. Elevation 900 m. Marche 

De Luiza. 



Latitude 6° 3' S. Longitude 28° 8' E. Elevation 700 m. Ngomba. 



Latitude 5° 57' S. Longitude 22° 6' E. Elevation 670 m. Matamba. 

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De Mweka. 


GMN 188; Grif 12405. Collected 06/11/1989 in Shaba, Zaire. Latitude 

10° 38' S. Longitude 25° 49' E. Elevation 700 m. 



10° 44' S. Longitude 25° 27' E. Elevation 900 m. Marche De 

Kolwezi. 



8° 6' S. Longitude 26° 25' E. Elevation 800 m. Kinkonta. 


GMN 293; Grif 12413. Collected 06/25/1989 in Shaba, Zaire. 



7° 21' S. Longitude 26° 11' E. Elevation 800 m. 



7° 22' S. Longitude 25° 49' E. Elevation 950 m. Kamungu. 



7° 22' S. Longitude 25° 49' E. Elevation 950 m. Nyembo. 

The following were donated by Guoxuan Li, Washington State University, 

Department of Plant Pathology, Johnson Hall, Pullman, Washington 99164, 


PI 612523. Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis (L.) Verdc. 

GL-12; W6 6358; Grif 12296. Collected in Xinjiang, China. 






PI 612524. Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis (L.) Verdc. 

Cultivated. WJK-PRC-84; W6 4542; Grif 12329. Collected 06/06/1990 in 

Yunnan, China. Latitude 25° 4' N. Longitude 102° 41' E. 

Elevation 1900 m. Market in Kunming, Yunnan Province. Possibly yardlong 

(0.914m) bean Vigna unguiculata. Grown locally. 

The following were donated by N. Quat Ng, International Institute of Tropical 

Agriculture, Oyo Road, PMB 5320, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria. Received 09/28/1992. 

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PI 612525. Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp. subsp. unguiculata 

TVu 13730; NVU 29; Grif 12089. Collected in Togo. 


TVu 13736; NVU 48; Grif 12095. Collected in Togo. 


TVu 13740; NVU 56; Grif 12099. Collected in Togo. 


TVu 13747; CuCx 105-22E; Grif 12106. Collected in Brazil. 


TVu 13748; CuCx 149-019; Grif 12107. Collected in Brazil. 










TVu 13756; CuCx 164-9F; Grif 12115. Collected in Brazil. 


















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The following were developed by Craig F. Morris, USDA-ARS, Western Wheat 

Quality Lab., E-202 FSHN Facility East, Pullman, Washington 99164-6394, 

United States; Cal F. Konzak, Northwest Plant Breeding Company, NE 1725 

Wheatland, Pullman, Washington 99163, United States. Received 01/24/2000. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL6K107-BHWX2-2a; NSGC 8645. GP-689. Pedigree - PI 

606717/Kanto 107. Released 2000. Soft, homozygous waxy wheat. Combines 

waxy alleles at all three homoeologous loci (Wx-A1b, Wx-B1b, Wx-D1b). 

As a fully waxy line it lacks the Waxy gene product, granule bound 

starch synthase (GBSS, EC24.1.21), and less than 1% amylose. It carries 

the soft, wild-type hardness allele (Ha) with the puroindoline genotype, 

Pina-D1a and Pinb-D1a, derived from Kanto 107. Red grain color (one or 

more R genes). 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL6K107-BHWX14-7; NSGC 8646. GP-690. Pedigree - PI 

606717/Kanto 107. Released 2000. Hard, homozygous waxy wheat. Combines 

waxy alleles at all three homoeologous loci (Wx-A1b, Wx-B1b, Wx-D1b). 

As a fully waxy lines it lacks the Waxy gene product, granule bound 

starch synthase (GBSS, EC24.1.21), and less than 1% amylose. It carries 

the hard allele (ha) with the puroindoline genotype, Pina-D1a and 

Pinb-D1b. Red grain color (one or more R genes). 

The following were developed by Craig F. Morris, USDA-ARS, Western Wheat 

Quality Lab., E-202 FSHN Facility East, Pullman, Washington 99164-6394, 

United States; Robert E. Allan, USDA-ARS, Dept. of Crop & Soil Science, 209 

Johnson Hall, Pullman, Washington 99164, United States. Received 01/24/2000. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL2GAM329S; NSGC 8647. GS-127. Pedigree - selection 

from PI 268329, Gamenya. Released 2000. Soft white spring wheat nil 

derived from Gamenya (PI 268329), soft allele of Hardness gene, 

Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 612548. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL2GAM329H; NSGC 8648. GS-128. Pedigree - selection 

from PI 268329, Gamenya. Released 2000. Hard white spring wheat nil 

derived from Gamenya (PI 268329), hard allele of Hardness gene, 

Pina-D1b, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 612547. 









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Pina-D1b, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 612549. 










Pina-D1b, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with Pi 612551. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL3H-F077S; NSGC 8653. GS-133. Pedigree - 

Heron/7*Falcon = selection from AUS90077. Released 2000. Soft white 

spring wheat nil derived from Heron/7*Falcon selection (AUS90077), soft 

allele of Hardness gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with Pi 

612554. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL3H-F077H; NSGC 8654. GS-134. Pedigree - 

Heron/7*Falcon = selection from AUS90077. Released 2000. Hard white 

spring wheat nil derived from Heron/7*Falcon selection (AUS90077), hard 

allele of Hardness gene, Pina-D1b, Pina-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 

612553. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL3H-F254S; NSGC 8655. GS-135. Pedigree - 

Heron/7*Falcon = selection from AUS90254. Released 2000. Soft white 

spring wheat nil derived from Heron/7*Falcon selection (AUS90254), soft 

allele of Hardness gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 

612556. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL3H-F254H; NSGC 8656. GS-136. Pedigree - 

Heron/7*Falcon = selection from AUS90254. Released 2000. Hard white 

spring wheat nil derived from Heron/7*Falcon selection (AUS90254), hard 

allele of Hardness gene, Pina-D1b, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with Pi 

612555. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL4EB-P655H; NSGC 8657. GS-137. Pedigree - 

Paha*2//Early Blackhull sel./5*Paha. Released 2000. Hard red winter club 

wheat nil derived from Paha*2//EB/5*Paha, hard allele of Hardness gene, 

Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1b. Near-isogenic with PI 612558-612562. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL4EB-P656H; NSGC 8658. GS-138. Pedigree - 

Paha*2//Early Blackhull sel./5*Paha. Released 2000. Hard white winter 

club wheat nil derived from Paha*2//EB/5*Paha, hard allele of Hardness 

gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1b. Near-isogenic with PI 612557-612562. 

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Genetic. Pureline. WQL4EB-P651S; NSGC 8659. GS-139. Pedigree - 

Paha*2//Early Blackhull sel./5*Paha. Released 2000. Soft white winter 

club wheat nil derived from Paha*2//EB/5*Paha, soft allele of Hardness 

gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 612557-612562. 



Paha*2//Early Blackhull sel./5*Paha. Released 2000. Soft red winter club 

wheat nil derived from Paha*2//EB/5*Paha, soft allele of Hardness gene, 

Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 612557-612562. 





gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 612557-612562. 





gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1b. Near-isogenic with PI 612557-612561. 


Genetic. Pureline. EARLY BLACKHULL SELECTION; WQL4EB680H; NSGC 8663. 

GS-143. Pedigree - selection from Early Blackhull, CI8856. Released 

2000. Hard red winter wheat parent (EB) used to derive the hard soft 

wheat nils, PI 612557-612562. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL5EBD-NV60-1142H; NSGC 8664. GS-144. Pedigree - 

Early Blackhull Derivative/5*Nugaines. Released 2000. Hard white winter 

wheat nil derived from EB derivative/5*Nugaines selection, hard allele 

of Hardness gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1b. Near-isogenic with PI 

612565-612567. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL5EBD-NV75-1153H; NSGC 8665. GS-145. Pedigree - 

Early Blackhull Derivative/5*Nugaines. Released 2000. Hard white winter 

wheat nil derived from EB derivative/5*Nugaines selection, hard allele 

of Hardness gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1b. Near-isogenic with PI 

612564-612567. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL5EBD-NV68-1145S; NSGC 8666. GS-146. Pedigree - 

Early Blackhull Derivative/5*Nugaines. Released 2000. Soft white winter 

wheat nil derived from EB derivative/5*Nugaines selection, soft allele 

of Hardness gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 

612564-612567. 


Genetic. Pureline. WQL5EBD-NV112-1166S; NSGC 8667. GS-147. Pedigree - 

Early Blackhull Derivative/5*Nugaines. Released 2000. Soft white winter 

wheat nil derived from EB derivative/5*Nugaines selection, soft allele 

of Hardness gene, Pina-D1a, Pinb-D1a. Near-isogenic with PI 

612564-612566. 

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Genetic. Pureline. WQL5EBD-1112H; EARLY BLACKHULL DERIVATIVE; NSGC 8668. 

GS-148. Pedigree - selection from Early Blackhull. Released 2000. Hard 

red winter wheat parent (EB derivative/5*Nugaines selection) used to 

derived the hard and soft wheat nils, PI 612564-612567. 





James R. Ballington, North Carolina State University, Department of 



PI 612569. Fragaria virginiana subsp. grayana (Vilm. ex J. Gay) Staudt 

Wild. NC 95-21-1; F. virginiana NC 95-21-1; CFRA 1414. Collected 

07/12/1995 in Mississippi, United States. Latitude 33° 51' 19" N. 

Longitude 88° 32' 21" W. Elevation 0 m. Mississippi, Pontotoc 

county. Trace State Park (just outside Tupelo). Along roadside in grassy 

areas. Found in shade under trees. Scattered and morphologically diverse 

popl. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Mississippi. Update on 1995 

F. virginiana Collections in the Southeastern USA James R. Ballington 

and Jerry A. Payne South Carolina was extremely frustrating, by the 

middle of the week we had only verified the existence of one location 

for Fragaria virginiana inthe Coastal Plain. Three accessions were 

located in the Edgefield District of Sumter National Forest and four in 

Greenwood State Park. Fragaria virginiana from the one verified Coastal 

Plain location is currently growing in a garden near Lexington, SC. 

Twelve accessions of Vaccinium spp., four of Gaylussacia frondosa, and 

one of Rubus argutus were also collected.In southeastern Louisiana and 

in Mississippi, Fragaria virginiana was not abundant either, and no 

accessions were found south of Starkville, MS. Specific previous sites 

were visited near Hattisburg and Laurel, MS, but F. virginiana was no 

longer present. A total 33 accessions of F. viriniana were collected 

from east central and northeastern Mississippi. Occurring in small 

outcroppings of prairie in these regions. Characterized by a very thin 

layer of 'usually' sticky black soil over decaying limestone, and a 

scattered to dense overstory of Juniperus virginiana. Within such 

prairies, F. virginiana was often found growing directly under J. 

virginiana where little other vegetation occurred. In addition to F. 

virginiana, 14 accessions of Vaccinium spp. and two accessions Rubus 

flagellaris were also collected. The collecting trips raised serious 

questions concerning the statusof Fragaria virginiana in the 

southeastern US. Is it really as rare as it appears to be in areas such 

as the coastal plain of South Carolina, southern Mississippi and 

southeastern Louisiana? People in almost every area told us how abundant 

wild strawberries were on their property or generally in their region, 

but these almost always turned out to be either Duchesnea indica, or 

Potentilla canadensis. The abundance of these two species was about what 

we had hoped for F. virginiana. 

The following were collected by Jerry A. Payne, Wildlife Biology Department, 

Rt. 5, Box 180, Forsyth, Georgia 31029, United States. Donated by James F. 

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Soil Science A 342, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States; James 

R. Ballington, North Carolina State University, Department of Horticultural 

Sciences, Box 7609, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7609, United States. 

Received 11/15/1995. 


Wild. JP 95-1-1; F. virginiana; CFRA 1435. Collected 08/31/1995 in 

Florida, United States. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Florida. 

The following were collected by D.P. Sheehy, Eastern Oregon Agricultural 

Research Center, Post Office Box E, Union, Oregon 97833, United States; 

Douglas A. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Forage and Range Research Laboratory, Utah 

State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States. Received 08/28/1995. 

PI 612571. Astragalus melilotoides Pall. 

Wild. E94108; Ames 22614. Collected 09/08/1994 in Mongolia. Latitude 

46° 18' 11" N. Longitude 113° 1' 55" E. Elevation 899 m. 

Southern edge of the grass steppe region in Dornod Aimag, eastern 

Mongolia. Grass steppe. Typical brown soils, high gravel content, thin, 

and low in fertility. Aspect is east with a slope of 5%. Seeds black. 



46° 51' 49" N. Longitude 114° 34' 1" E. Elevation 808 m. Central 

Dornod Aimag, eastern Mongolia. Grass steppe. Soils are brown, gravely, 

fine silt loams. Aspect southeast with a slope of 2%. Seeds black. 



47° 37' 11" N. Longitude 116° 16' 26" E. Elevation 427 m. East 

of site E94-34, but in similar country. Grass steppe. Soils are the 

same as E94-34. Aspect is north with a slope of 1%. In 1998-99 this 

accession was grown in a greenhouse in Ames, Iowa. Plants perennial, and 

erect. Flowers, in a raceme, were purple with white wings, legumes bear 

two black seeds on opposite sides of a constricted seam. Observed by 

David M. Brenner, North Central Regional Plant Introduction Station. 

Genus could not be determined by Dr. Ernest Small in Ottawa, Canada (Nov 

1999). 

The following were collected by Dennis P. Sheehy, 69086 Allen Canyon Road, 

Wallowa, Oregon 97885, United States; Douglas A. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Forage 

and Range Research Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, 

United States; Mark E. Majerus, USDA-NRCS, Plant Materials Center, Rt. 2, Box 

1189, Bridger, Montana 59014-9718, United States; Susan R. Winslow, 

USDA-NRCS, Bridger PMC, Route 2, Box 1189, Bridger, Montana 59014-9718, 



Wild. 98HT-88; Ames 25337. Collected 09/01/1998 in Mongolia. Latitude 


Ulaanchulun, Batchirrit Sum, Henti Aimag. Within & adjacent to ancient 

rock-walled fortress enclosing ~40 hectares of hill slope and upper edge 

of meadow. 2 small streams drain the enclosed area. Gravelly, eroded 

granitic soils. Recent fire through area. 1-15% slope with S aspect. 

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Seeds black. 


Wild. 98HT-292; Ames 25338. Collected 09/10/1998 in Mongolia. Latitude 


Batchirrit Sum, Henti Aimag. Near a granite rock bluff with scattered 

trees at the bluff base. Soils are sandy and gravelly and formed from 

eroded granite. 16% slope with a southeastern aspect. Seeds black. 

The following were developed by Tom L. Harvey, Kansas State University, Fort 

Hays Branch Ag. Experiment Station, 1232 240th Avenue, Hays, Kansas 

67601-9228, United States; Rollin G. Sears, Kansas State University, 

Department of Agronomy, Throckmorton Hall, Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5501, 

United States; T.J. Martin, Kansas State University, Agric. Research 

Center-Hays, 1232 240th Avenue, Hays, Kansas 67601, United States; Jimmie H. 

Hatchett, USDA-ARS, Dept of Entomology, Waters Hall, Manhattan, Kansas 

66506-4004, United States; Dallas L. Seifers, Kansas State University, 

Agriculture Research Center-Hays, 1232 240th Avenue, Hays, Kansas 67601-9228, 

United States; M.D. Witt, Kansas State University, Southwest Res. & Ext. 

Center, Garden City, Kansas, United States; A.J. Schlegel, Kansas State 

University, Agric. Res. Ctr.-Hays, Hays, Kansas 67601, United States; P.J. 

McCluskey, Kansas State University, Dept. of Grain Sciences and Industry, 

Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States. Received 01/14/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TREGO"; KS95HW62-6. CV-897; PVP 200100117. Pedigree 

- KS87H325/Rio Blanco = RL6005/RL6008//Larned/3/Cheney/Larned/4/Bennet 

sib/5/TAM107/6/Rio Blanco. Released 1999. Hard white winter wheat. Has 

Scout winterhardiness, medium-late semi-dwarf with white chaff and is 

non-shattering. Sprouting tolerance equal to parent Rio Blanco. Top 

performing entry in KSU western Kansas breeding nurseries from 1996 - 

1999. Effective resistance to leaf rust (Puccinia recondita), stem rust 

(P. graminis), wheat soilborne mosaic virus, wheat streak mosaic virus 

and Hessian fly (Mayetiola destructor). Test weight and flour yield 

good, mixing strength medium strong, and dough characters good with 

acceptable water absorption and good loaf volume. Null at one locus for 

reduced amylose. 

The following were developed by Rollin G. Sears, Kansas State University, 

Department of Agronomy, Throckmorton Hall, Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5501, 

United States; T.J. Martin, Kansas State University, Agric. Research 

Center-Hays, 1232 240th Avenue, Hays, Kansas 67601, United States; Gary M. 

Paulsen, Kansas State University, Department of Agronomy, Manhattan, Kansas 

66506, United States; M.D. Witt, Kansas State University, Southwest Res. & 

Ext. Center, Garden City, Kansas, United States; W.F. Heer, Kansas State 

University, Kansas Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Agronomy, Manhattan, 

Kansas 66506, United States; J.H. Long, Kansas State University, Southeast 

Agric. Research Center, Box 316, Parsons, Kansas 67357, United States; Gina 

L. Brown-Guedira, USDA, ARS, Kansas State University, Agronomy Department, 

Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5502, United States; P.J. McCluskey, Kansas State 

University, Dept. of Grain Sciences and Industry, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "HEYNE"; KS85W663-42. PVP 200000154; CV-906. 

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Pedigree - KS82W422/SWM754308/KS831182/KS82W422. Released 1998. Hard 

white variety with winter growth habit. Red chaff, semi-dwarf stature, 

and medium maturity (similar to 2137). Good tolerance to aluminum 

toxicity caused by low soil pH, and excellent general disease 

resistance. Effective levels of resistance to leaf rust (Puccinia 

recondita), stem rust (P. graminis), speckled leaf blotch (Stepoia 

tritici), and glume blotch (Phaeosphaeria nodorum), tan spot 

(Pyrenophora trichostoma), wheat soilborne mosaic virus, and wheat 

streak mosaic virus. Winterhardiness is only fair (similar to Jagger). 

Fall and spring growth patterns similar to Jagger. Milling and baking 

properties excellent, similar to Jagger. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "BETTY"; KS84063-2W. PVP 200000155; CV-907. Pedigree 

- Jagger reselection. Released 1998. White seed reselection from the 

hard red winter wheat Jagger. Differs from Jagger in the following 

characteristics; white chaff, taller, more winter hardy and initiates 

growth later in the spring. 3-4 days later in maturity, and lower level 

of tolerance to wheat streak mosaic virus. Performance best in central 

and north central Kansas, where performed comparable to Jagger. Reaction 

to other diseases and insects similar to Jagger as well as milling and 

baking properties. 

The following were developed by S. Landry, United States. Received 1975. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "GOLDEN STEVE"; NSL 90533. PVP 7200040. Pedigree - 

Zenith/Rexoro. 

The following were developed by Rice Researchers, Inc., United States. 

Received 1975. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TSURI MAI"; NSL 90538. PVP 7400075. Pedigree - 

Kokuho Rose/3/Smooth#4/Calady 40//Calrose. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "KOKUBELLE"; NSL 90539. PVP 7400077. Pedigree - 

Kokuho Rose/Bluebelle. 

The following were developed by J.E. Grundman, United States. Received 1976. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MAXWELL"; NSL 92340. PVP 7300073. Pedigree - 

Earlirose/MRV-0171. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TERSO"; NSL 92341. PVP 7400006. Pedigree - 

selection from Kokuho Rose. 



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Cultivar. "92B62". PVP 200000117. 


Cultivar. "92B37". PVP 200000118. 


Cultivar. "92B56". PVP 200000119. 


Cultivar. "92B75". PVP 200000120. 

The following were developed by Holden's Foundation Seeds, Inc., United 


PI 612588 PVPO. Zea mays L. subsp. mays 

Cultivar. "LH287". PVP 200000121. 









The following were developed by Turf Merchants, Inc., United States. Received 

02/09/2000. 

PI 612593 PVPO. Festuca rubra subsp. commutata Gaudin 

Cultivar. "INTRIGUE". PVP 200000126. 

The following were developed by Steve St. Martin, Ohio State University, 

Department of Horticulture & Crop Science, 202 Kottman Hall, Columbus, Ohio 

43210-1086, United States; Richard L. Cooper, USDA-ARS, Ohio State 

University, 1680 Madison, Wooster, Ohio 44691-4096, United States; Ron 

Fioritto, Ohio State University, Dept of Horticulture & Crop Science, OARDC, 

Wooster, Ohio 44691, United States; Giles Mills, USDA, ARS, Plant Germplasm 

Quarantine Office, Building 580, BARC-East, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, 

United States; A.F. Schmitthenner, Ohio State University, Dept. of Plant 

Pathology, Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States; Anne E. Dorrance, Ohio State 

University, OARDC - Department of Plant Pathology, 1680 Madison Avenue, 

Wooster, Ohio 44691-4096, United States; S.A. McIntyre, USDA, ARS, Ohio State 

University, Dept. of Horticulture and Crop Science, Columbus, Ohio 


PI 612594. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 

Cultivar. Pureline. "Kottman". PVP 200000127; CV-425. Pedigree - 

HS88-7363 x HS88-4988. Maturity group III (relative maturity 3.7). 

Indeterminate stem, white flowers, light tawny pubescence, tan pods, and 

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dull yellow seedcoats with black hila. Carries both the Rps1k and Rps3 

genes for resistance to Phytophthora rot (Phytophthora sojae). Released 

because of high yield and resistance to Phytophthora. 

The following were developed by Mark A. Brick, Colorado State University, 

Department of Soil and Crop Sciences, Room C113, Fort Collins, Colorado 

80521, United States; H.F. Schwartz, Colorado State University, Dept. of 

Plant Pathology and Weed Science, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; 

J.B. Ogg, Colorado State University, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort 

Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; J.J. Johnson, Colorado State 

University, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, 

United States; F. Judson, Fruita Research Station, 1910 L Road, Fruita, 

Colorado 81521, United States. Received 02/09/2000. 

PI 612595. Phaseolus vulgaris L. 

Cultivar. "MONTROSE"; CO 51715. PVP 200000128; CV-178. Pedigree - 

BelNeb2 x GH 196. Released 02/01/1999. Pinto bean selected for high 

yield, medium maturity, resistance to rust, and common bacterial blight 

(Xanthomonas campestris). Combines mid-season maturity (92 to 95 d in 

Colorado), high yield potential, resistance to the prevalent races of 

rust in Colorado and the US, and resistance to bean common mosaic virus 

(BCMV). Genes conferring rust resistance are Ur-5 and Ur-11 based on 

testing by R. Stavely, USDA, ARS, Beltsville, MD. Carries the recessive 

resistance allele bc 1(2) for resistance to pathogroups I, II, III and V 

of BCMV. Prostrate Type III growth habit similar to most commercial 

pinto bean cultivars grown in the US. Seed has traditional pinto size, 

shape, and bright cream background coloration. Seed weight averaged 36.7 

g 100 seed-1. 




Cultivar. "TARRAGONA". PVP 200000129. 

PI 612597 PVPO. Phaseolus vulgaris L. 

Cultivar. "FURY". PVP 200000130. 

PI 612598 PVPO. Pisum sativum L. 

Cultivar. "XP 8500577". PVP 200000131. 


Cultivar. "VOLARE". PVP 200000132. 


Cultivar. "HURRICANE". PVP 200000133. 

The following were developed by AgraTech Seeds Inc.. Received 02/09/2000. 

PI 612601 PVPO. Arachis hypogaea L. 

Cultivar. "AGRATECH 1-1". PVP 200000134. 

The following were developed by AgraTech Seeds, Inc., Seed Testing Lab., 

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Cultivar. "AGRATECH 201". PVP 200000135. 


Cultivar. "AGRATECH VC-2". PVP 200000136. 

The following were developed by Pure Line Seeds, Inc., P.O. Box 8866, Moscow, 

Idaho 83843, United States. Received 02/09/2000. 


Cultivar. "TAMMANY". PVP 200000137. 

The following were developed by Luther Talbert, Montana State University, 

Department of Plant Sciences, Bozeman, Montana 59717, United States; Greg D. 

Kushnak, Montana State University, Western Triangle Agric. Research Center, 

P.O. Box 1474, Conrad, Montana 59425, United States; G.R. Carlson, Montana 

State University, Northern Agric. Research Center, Star Rt. 36, Havre, 

Montana 59501, United States; Joyce L. Eckhoff, Montana State University, 

Eastern Agric. Research Center, 1501 N. Central Avenue, Sidney, Montana 

59270, United States; D.W. Wichman, Montana State University, Central Agric. 

Research Center, Moccasin, Montana 59462, United States; Susan P. Lanning, 

Montana State University, Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology Department, Leon 

Johnson Hall, 324A, Bozeman, Montana 59717, United States; Robert N. 

Stougaard, Montana State University, Northwestern Agric. Research Center, 

4570 MT Hwy 35, Kalispell, Montana 59901, United States; Michael Giroux, 

Montana State University, Dept. of Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology, 119 Ag 

Bioscience Facility, Bozeman, Montana 59717-3150, United States; Ken Kephart, 

Montana State University, MSU Southern Ag. Research Center, 748 Railroad 

Highway, Huntley, Montana 59037, United States; D. Habernicht, Montana State 

University, Plant Sciences Dept., Bozeman, Montana 59717, United States; W.E. 

Grey, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana 59717, United States. 

Received 02/09/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MTHW9420". PVP 200000138; CV-892. Pedigree - 

MT8182/MT8289 = Ciano F67/Penjamo T62//Gallo/3/Tanager/Pichihuila. 

Released 1999. Mid-early maturity with an average heading date of June 

28. Semi-dwarf, with average height of 73 cm. Yield average, 4549 kg 

ha-1. Grain protein percentage 133 g kg-1. Straw and chaff white, glumes 

white, and a lax, awned head. Flag leaf erect. Kernels ovate with a 

medium length, and have a brush of medium length. Kernels have medium 

V-shaped crease with angular cheeks. Susceptible to the wheat stem 

sawfly (Cephis cinctus) and to the Russian wheat aphid (Diuraphis 

noxia). Resistant to stem rust (Puccinia graminus). Moderately 

susceptible to leaf rust (Puccinia triticina). Milling and baking 

quality acceptable. Flour yield averaged 685 g kg-1. 

The following were developed by Agro Seed Research, United States. Received 

02/09/2000. 


Cultivar. "CELLO". PVP 200000139. 

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The following were developed by Graves Gillaspie, USDA, ARS, University of 

Georgia, Plant Genetic Resources Conservation Unit, Griffin, Georgia 



Uncertain. GC-86L-98; Feijao de Corda; 15. GP-225. Pedigree - Selection 

from PI 441918. Released 08/2001. Maturity 105-day, seeds large white, 

and round shape. Resistant to cucumber mosaic virus and blackeye cowpea 

mosaic virus. Resistance to cucumber mosaic virus has not previously 

been reported in cowpea. This germplasm has value as a parent of cowpea 

cvs. with resistance to stunt. 

The following were developed by H. William Crittenden, University of 

Delaware, Department of Agronomy, Newark, Delaware, United States. Received 

02/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Celest"; UD70-80DE-45. Pedigree - PI 80837 x Delmar. 

Celest is a high yielding variety with excellent seed quality and good 

seed holding which matures 10 days later than Delmar and 6 days later 

than James. Plants have gray pubescence, purple flowers and are 

determinate. Seeds are yellow with gray hilum. Both pods and seeds 

possess good resistance to the fungus Diaporthe sojae which causes the 

gray moldy seed disease. Celest is resistant to Meloidogyne incognita 

acrita which is one of the most common species of root-knot nematodes. 

Plants have had tolerance to drought in light sandy soils and some 

tolerance to Mexican been beetle has been noted. 

The following were donated by Andrew James, CSIRO, Plant Industry, Qld 

Bioscience Precinct, St Lucia, Queensland 4067, Australia. Received 

02/20/1999. 


Cultivated. "Melrose"; AusTRCF 310235; SY0004001. 

The following were donated by Randy Ireson, American Friends Service 

Committee, 388 Browning Av. SE, Salem, Oregon 97302, United States; O. 

Kyongchol, Korean Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Pyongyang, Pyongyang, 

Korea, North. Received 11/05/1998. 


Cultivated. "Musan-1"; SY0005001. 


Cultivated. "Browngilgun"; SY0005002. 


Cultivated. "Ryong song"; SY0005003. 

PI 612612 A. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 

Cultivated. Pureline. "Ryong song"; SY0005003. 

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PI 612612 B. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 

Cultivated. Pureline. "(Ryong song)"; SY0005003. 


Cultivated. "Yang dok"; SY0005004. 


Cultivated. "Gumgang"; SY0005005. 


Cultivated. "Bochon"; SY0005006. 


Cultivated. "Nyong byon"; SY0005007. 


Cultivated. "Kapsan"; SY0005008. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "Kapsan"; SY0005008. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "(Kapsan)"; SY0005008. 

The following were donated by Philipp W. Simon, USDA, ARS, Vegetable Crops 

Research Unit, University of Wisconsin, Department of Horticulture, Madison, 

Wisconsin 53706, United States. Received 02/03/2000. 


Cultivated. POL234715; SY0006001. 









Unknown source. Received 12/13/2001. 


Cultivated. Pureline. POL234719. 



Cultivated. Pureline. POL234719. 

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The following were donated by M. Schultz, Seed Bank, 143 Charles, Monroe, 

Washington 98272-2302, United States. Received 03/07/1990. 


Cultivar. "MARAVILLIA DEVERANO-VONNY"; W6 3486. Small crinkly head with 

red/bronze. Gray seed. 


Cultivar. "BOLOGNA"; W6 3487. 


Cultivar. "BABYLON"; W6 3488. 


Cultivar. "REINE DES JUILLETS"; W6 3489. 


Cultivar. "SUSAN'S RED BIBB"; W6 3491. 


Cultivar. "BROWN GOLDING"; W6 3492. 


Cultivar. "APOLLO"; W6 3681. 


Cultivar. "RAFETTO RED"; W6 3712. 


Cultivar. "BALLON"; W6 3682. 


Cultivar. "BATAVIA BORD ROUGE"; W6 3683. 


Cultivar. "BIONDO LISCE"; W6 3684. 


Cultivar. "BLONDE DU CAZARD"; W6 3685. 


Cultivar. "BRAUNER TROTZKOPF"; W6 3686. 


Cultivar. "BRUNE D'HIVER"; W6 3688. 


Cultivar. "COBHAM GREEN"; White Boston; W6 3690. 


Cultivar. "CORNELL #4"; W6 3691. 


Cultivar. "CZECHOSLOVAKIAN RED BIBB"; W6 3692. 

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Cultivar. "ESTIVA REGINA DEI GHAICCI"; W6 3693. 


Cultivar. "FLAME"; W6 3695. 


Cultivar. "FRENCH ANTINA"; W6 3696. 


Cultivar. "FRENCH MANTILLA"; W6 3697. 


Cultivar. "FRENCH RED"; W6 3698. 


Cultivar. "GOOSE"; W6 3699. 


Cultivar. "LANDIS WINTER"; W6 3703. 


Cultivar. "NANCY"; W6 3707. 


Cultivar. "NO NAME"; W6 3708. 


Cultivar. "ORFEO KAGRANER SOMMER"; W6 3709. 


Cultivar. "ROMEA"; W6 3719. 


Cultivar. "ROSSA D'AMERIQUE"; W6 3720. 


Cultivar. "ROUGETTE DUMIDI"; W6 3722. 


Cultivar. "RUBEN'S RED"; W6 3723. 


Cultivar. "SALAD VIETNAM"; W6 3724. 


Cultivar. "SANDRINA WINTER"; W6 3725. 


Cultivar. "SANGUINE AMELIORE"; W6 3727. 


Cultivar. "SELMA LOLLO"; W6 3728. 


Cultivar. "ST. BLAISE"; W6 3729. 

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Cultivar. "SUMMER BABY BIBB"; W6 3731. 


Cultivar. "SWEETIE"; W6 3796. 


Cultivar. "VAL D'ORGE"; W6 3797. 


Cultivar. "VALPRIZE"; W6 3799. 


Cultivar. "VERPIA"; W6 3800. 


Cultivar. "SHANGHAI 20"; W6 9042. Collected in China. 


Cultivar. "YANSHUO"; W6 9043. Collected in China. 


Cultivar. "BECKER"; W6 9860. 


Cultivar. "RED MAGNET"; W6 3713. 


Cultivar. "RED MONTPELIER"; W6 3714. 


Cultivar. "ROMANA BIONDA DEGLI ORTOLANI"; W6 3716. 


Cultivar. "ROMANCE"; W6 3718. 

The following were developed by Mike Grisham, USDA-ARS, Sugarcane Research 

Unit, P.O. Box 470, Houma, Louisiana 70361, United States; William H. White, 

USDA, ARS, Sugarcane Research Unit, Houma, Louisiana 70361, United States; 

Benjamin L. Legendre, USDA, ARS, U.S. Sugarcane Field Labortory, P.O. Box 

470, Houma, Louisiana 70361, United States; Jimmie D. Miller, USDA, ARS, 

Sugarcane Field Station, Star Route Box 8, Canal Point, Florida 33438, United 

States; D.D. Garrison, USDA, ARS, SRRC, Sugarcane Research Unit, Houma, 

Louisiana 70360, United States; E.O. Dufrene, USDA, ARS, SRRC, St. Gabriel 

Res. Sta.h, U.S. Sugarcane Research Unit, St. Gabriel, Louisiana, United 


PI 612671. Saccharum sp. 

Cultivar. "HoCP 91-555"; M01239; Q 37785. CV-112. Pedigree - CP83-644 X 

LCP82-94. Released 1999. Early maturing, high sucrose with high 

population of small-sized, green stalks that turn maroon when exposed to 

sunlight. Erect growth habit and suited to mechanical harvesting. 

Comparable to LCP85-384, the principle cultivar grown in Louisiana in yi 

elds of total recoverable sugar and tons cane per hectare in the 

first-ratoon crop but exceeded CP70-321, the second principle cultivar 

in yield of recoverable sugar and tons cane per hectare in the 

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plant-cane crop and second-ratoon crop. Resistant to sugarcane mosaic 

virus (strains A, B, and D) and sorghum mosaic virus (strains H, I, and 

M). Resistant to smut (Ustilago scitaminea) and rust (Puccinia 

melanocephala) but susceptible to leaf scald (Xanthomonas albilineans) 

and ratoon stunting disease (Clavibacter xyli). Susceptible to sugarcane 

borer (Diatraea sacharalis). Released for production on both light and 

heavy-textured soils. 

The following were developed by Barry Glaz, USDA, ARS, Sugarcane Field 

Station, Canal Point, Florida 33438, United States; P.Y.P. Tai, USDA-ARS, 


States; Jimmie D. Miller, USDA, ARS, Sugarcane Field Station, Star Route Box 

8, Canal Point, Florida 33438, United States; J.M. Shine, Jr., Florida Sugar 

Cane League, Inc., Clewiston, Florida 33440, United States; Jack C. Comstock, 

USDA, ARS, US Sugarcane Research Field Station, 12990 US Hwy 441 N, Canal 

Point, Florida 33438, United States; J.E. Follis, Florida Sugar Cane League, 

Inc., P.O. Box 1208, Clewiston, Florida 33440, United States. Received 

10/21/1997. 


Cultivar. "CP 89-1509"; M01168; Q 37252; Q 30808. CV-111. Pedigree - 

Selected from a polycross with CP 80-1827 as the female parent. Male 

parent is unknown. Ten percent higher average cane yields on sand than 

CP 70-1133 and essentially equal to the cane yield of CP 73-1547. Sugar 

content 4% higher than CP 70-1133 and 7% higher than CP 73-1547. Sugar 

yields 26% higher than CP 70-1133 but only 9% higher than CP 73-1547. 

Adequate resistance for commercial production in Florida to sugarcane 

mosaic virus, leaf scald (Xanthomonas albilineans), eye spot (Bipolaris 

sacchari), and rust (Puccinia melanocephala). Lower incidence of 

sugarcane yellow leaf virus than other commercial cultivars. Susceptible 

to ratoon stunting disease (Clavibacter xyli). Fiber content 10.16% 

compared to 10.37% for CP 70-1133 and 9.44% for CP 73-1547. 

Unknown source. Received 1996. 

PI 612673. Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam. var. batatas 

Q 21990; Hwangmi. 

The following were donated by Australian Department of Agriculture, Institute 

of Plant Sciences, Burnley Gardens, Swan Street, Burnley, Victoria 3121, 

Australia. Received 02/09/1993. 


IPS 152; BE-4494; SP-094; Q 29651. 

The following were donated by International Potato Center, Apartado 5969, 

Lima, Lima, Peru. Received 03/20/1995. 


"Kawogo"; CIP 440165; 7028 USA; BE-7445; Q 35664. 


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"Yizi 138"; ZS 609; BE-7677; Q 35789. High yield, high quality, wide 

adaptablity. 



"Hebei 351"; ZS 618; BE-7677; Q 35790. High yield, nature flowering, 

wide adaptability. 



"Honghong 1"; ZS 679; BE-7677; Q 35793. High yield, tolerant to 

drought, easy sprouting. 



Cultivar. "WT-125"; Q 37462. 



Cultivar. "WT-262"; Q 37466. 



Cultivar. "WT-320"; Q 37468. 



Cultivar. "WT-335"; Q 37470. 



Cultivar. "WT-399"; Q 37471. 



Cultivar. "WT-532"; Q 37473. 


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Cultivar. "LM 87.045"; CIP 187004.2; Q 37475. 



Cultivar. "LM 88.014"; CIP 188001.2; Q 37476. 



Cultivar. "SANTO AMARO"; CIP 400011; Q 37478. 



Cultivar. "ANARANJADO INTE"; CIP 420001; Q 37480. 



Cultivar. CIP 420024; Q 37482. 



Cultivar. "CAMOTE YUCA"; CIP 420025; Q 37483. 



Cultivar. "CAMOTE TALLO"; CIP 420026; Q 37484. 



Cultivar. "PAPILLA MALA HIEBRA"; CIP 420030; Q 37485. 



Cultivar. "COSTENO"; CIP 420033; Q 37486. 



Cultivar. "Camote Rosita"; CIP 420048; Q 37487. 

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Cultivar. "Huachano"; CIP 420065; Q 37488. 



Cultivar. "HELENA"; CIP 420068; Q 37489. 



Cultivar. "TIS 8441"; CIP 440073; Q 37490. 




Cultivar. "NC 262"; CIP 440088; Q 37491. 



Cultivar. "TSURUNASH-GENJI"; CIP 440127; Q 37492. 



Cultivar. "CN 1448-49"; CIP 440181; Q 37493. 



Cultivar. "MAN LOBOR"; CIP 440198; Q 37494. 



Cultivar. "CN 1747-88"; CIP 440234; Q 37495. 

The following were developed by Stan J. Kays, University of Georgia, 

Department of Horticulture, 1111 Plant Science, Athens, Georgia 30602, United 

States; Janice Bohac, USDA, ARS, U.S. Vegetable Laboratory, 2700 Savannah 

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Highway, Charleston, South Carolina 29414, United States; Philip D. Dukes, 

USDA, ARS, U.S. Vegetable Laboratory, 2700 Savannah Highway, Charleston, 

South Carolina 29414, United States; Wayne J. McLaurin, University of 

Georgia, Department of Horticulture, 217 Hoke Smith Building, Athens, Georgia 

30602-4356, United States; Yan Wang, University of Georgia, Department of 

Horticulture, 1111 Plant Sciences Building, Athens, Georgia 30602, United 

States; D. Michael Jackson, USDA, ARS, U.S. Vegetable Laboratory, 2700 

Savannah Highway, Charleston, South Carolina 29414, United States. Received 

02/11/2000. 


Breeding. "GA90-16". Pedigree - Open pollinated seedling from a 

polycross nursery in 1990. Female parent was HiDry. A cooked product 

with taste and aroma similar to white potato. Grows well under not, 

humid conditions. Good resistance to flea beetles (Systena elongata and 

S. blanda), the southern rootknot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita), and 

fusarium wilt or stem rot (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. batatas). Much 

lower flavor intensity, similar to other staple crops (e.g., cassava, 

potato, rice). Excellent potential for developing commercial cultivars 

with low flavor impact. Annual prostrate, vining plant. Alternate, ovate 

leaves, tip abruptly pointed acute to acuminate, base truncate to weakly 

cordate, margins entire with occasional irregular angled teeth, veins 

green to purple with greater anthocyanin toward the base and on the 

abaxial side, blade intermediate to dark green with anthocyanin largely 

restricted to veins, leaf length to width ratio typically 1.03, leaf 

size intermediate and variable, substantial leaf shedding especially 

late in season. Petioles green to purple, length varying with age and 

canopy density. Vines more or less circular in cross-section, 1 to 1.5 

meters in length, generally green with little anthocyanin. Storage roots 

obovate, light tan exterior with fresh roots having a cream interior. 

Growing period 120 to 140 days. In baking trials, flesh color white with 

yellowish tint with roots displaying little fiber or discoloration. 

Sugar concentration markedly less than the traditional cultivar 'Jewel.' 

When prepared as french fries, absorbed less fat (6.9%) than 'Jewel' ( 

10.6%) and had a distinctly better appearance and texture. Yields less 

than most widely grown traditional North American cultivars (e.g., 

'Beauregard' and 'Jewel'). 




Dept., P.O. Box 231, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, United States; W.A. 

Meyer, Rutgers University, Cook College, Plant Sciences Dept., P.O. Box 231, 

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, United States; Leah A. Brilman, Seed 

Research of Oregon, Inc., 27630 Llewellyn Road, Corvallis, Oregon 97333, 

United States. Donated by Reed E. Barker, USDA, ARS, Natl. Forage Seed Prod. 

Res. Ctr., Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-7102, United 

States. Received 05/1999. 

PI 612704. Lolium perenne L. 

Cultivar. SRX NJPR; SR 4500-2; NJ96; 4500-2; 4NJ96-2; CLOL 1. SR 4500; . 

Pedigree - Comprised of six ryegrass lines (A95-167, -171, -175, -188, 

-211, -292). Perennial ryegrass derived from germplasm plants received 

in the Fall of 1996 from Rutgers University. Comprised of six high turf 

performance perennial ryegrass lines (A95-167,-171,-175,-188,-211,-292), 

one with no dollar spot observed. Screened in 1997 and 1998 for stem 

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ust resistance in Oregon (none of them high but the best selected), 

seed yield and uniformity. 

The following were collected by Richard L. Cooper, USDA-ARS, Ohio State 

University, 1680 Madison, Wooster, Ohio 44691-4096, United States. Donated by 

Guo Hua Hu, Hong Xinglong Research Institute, Agricultural Center, 

Heilongjiang Academy of Agricultural Reclamation Sciences, Youyi County, 

Heilongjiang 155811, China. Received 04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. "He feng No. 9"; SY0008001. Collected 1995 in Heilongjiang, 

China. 



Feng Ji Tang, Bayan Town, Bayan County, Heilongjiang 151800, China. Received 

04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. "Bayan 32"; SY0009001. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, China. 

Farmer selection. Received in 1996 and 1999. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "Bayan 32"; SY0009001. Collected 1996 in 

Heilongjiang, China. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "(Bayan 32)"; SY0009001. Collected 1996 in 



Cultivar. "Bei 8709"; SY0009002. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, China. 

Received in 1996 and 1999. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "Bei 8709"; SY0009002. Collected 1996 in 



Cultivated. Pureline. "(Bei 8709)"; SY0009002. Collected 1996 in 




Guang Yu Sun, Soybean Investigations, Land Reclamation and Ag. Sci., 156 

Anaing Street, Jiamusi, Heilongjiang 154007, China. Received 04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. "K 89-9081"; SY0010001. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, China. 



Cultivated. Pureline. "K 89-9081"; SY0010001. Collected 1996 in 

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Cultivated. Pureline. "(K 89-9081)"; SY0010001. Collected 1996 in 


PI 612708 C. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 



PI 612708 D. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 





























Zhongtang Liu, Hejiang Agricultural Institute, No. 83 Anqing Road, Jiamusi, 

Heilongjiang 154007, China. Received 04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. "He feng 93-111"; SY0011001. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, 

China. Very tall Dt2 (King of Soy). 


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Cultivar. "He feng 910"; SY0011002. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, 

China. Virus and Frog eye resistant. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "He feng 910"; SY0011002. Collected 1996 in 



Cultivated. Pureline. "(He feng 910)"; SY0011002. Collected 1996 in 



Cultivar. "He feng 1538"; SY0011003. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, 

China. Early line. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "He feng 1538"; SY0011003. Collected 1996 in 



Cultivated. Pureline. "(He feng 1538)"; SY0011003. Collected 1996 in 




Zhang Guiru, Soybean Institute, Heilongjiang Academy of Agricultural Science, 

50 Xuefu Road, Harbin, Heilongjiang 150086, China. Received 04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. "Hei nong 40"; SY0012001. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, 

China. na Dt2. Received in 1996 and 1999. 


Cultivar. "Harbin 93-6349"; SY0012002. Collected 1996 in Heilongjiang, 

China. Dt2 (unreleased line). Received in 1996 and 1999. 



China. 



China. na Dt2 (unreleased line). Received in 1996 and 1999. 



China. Dt2 (unreleased line). Received in 1996 and 1999. 



L.C. Lin, Yenping, Fujian, China. Received 04/25/1999. 


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Cultivar. "Jilin 26"; SY0013001. Collected 1996 in Jilin, China. 



Cultivated. Pureline. "Jilin 26"; SY0013001. Collected 1996 in Jilin, 

China. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "(Jilin 26)"; SY0013001. Collected 1996 in Jilin, 

China. 






China. 



China. 












China. 



China. 





Cultivar. "Jilin 8966-25"; SY0013007. Collected 1996 in Jilin, China. 





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Sho Qui Hua, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Dept. of Crop Breeding 

& Cultivation, Beijing, China. Received 04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. "Zhong huong No. 9"; SY0014001. Collected 1996 in China. 100 

day. Summer, tall. Received in 1996 and 1999. 


Cultivar. "Zhong huong No. 10"; SY0014002. Collected 1996 in China. 105 

day. Summer, short. Received in 1996 and 1999. 


Cultivar. "Ke fong No. 6"; SY0014003. Collected 1996 in China. 100-105 

day. Summer and Spring, tall. Received in 1996 and 1999. 


Cultivar. "Zhao shu 18"; SY0014004. Collected 1996 in China. 95 day. 

Summer, short. Received in 1996 and 1999. 

The following were collected by Brian Diers, Michigan State University, Dept. 

of Crop and Soil Sciences, East Lansing, Michigan 48824, United States. 

Donated by Shuming Wang, Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Gongzhuling, 

Jilin, China. Received 02/18/2000. 


Cultivar. "Jiqing No. 1"; SY0017001. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Jihei 45"; SY0017002. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Jiunong 21"; SY0017003. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Yi No. 3"; SY0017004. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Hefeng 21"; SY0017005. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "67803"; SY0017006. Collected in Jilin, China. 




Cultivar. "CM048"; SY0017008. Collected in Jilin, China. 


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Cultivar. "Jifeng No. 1"; SY0017009. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Jifeng No. 2"; SY0017010. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Bianjing"; SY0017011. Collected in Jilin, China. 




Cultivar. "Bonwand"; SY0017013. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Fushuali"; SY0017014. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Xuan No. 3"; SY0017015. Collected in Jilin, China. 






Cultivar. "BPR 2502"; SY0017018. Collected in Jilin, China. 


Cultivar. "Hegi 342"; SY0017019. Collected in Jilin, China. 


University, 1680 Madison, Wooster, Ohio 44691-4096, United States. Received 

04/25/1999. 


Cultivar. ZY 352; SY0015001. Collected 1997 in China. 




Cultivated. Pureline. ZY 645; SY0015002. Collected 1997 in China. 


Cultivated. Pureline. (ZY 645); SY0015002. Collected 1997 in China. 







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Cultivar. "50392"; SY0016001. Collected in China. Large seeded. 


Cultivar. "50131"; SY0016002. Collected in China. Large seeded. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "50131"; SY0016002. Collected in China. 


Cultivated. Pureline. "(50131)"; SY0016002. Collected in China. 

PI 612762. Glycine soja Siebold & Zucc. 

Cultivar. "50461"; SY0016003. Collected in China. Small seeded. 

The following were developed by James H. Orf, University of Minnesota, Dept. 

of Agronomy and Plant Genetics, Minnesota Agr. Exp. Sta., St. Paul, Minnesota 

55108, United States; Roxanne Denny, University of Minnesota, Dept of Plant 

Pathology, 350 Cargill Building 1500 Gortner Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "MN1801"; M91-1137; SY0007003. PVP 200000145; CV-415 

. Pedigree - Kasota x Kenwood. Relative maturity of 1.8. Indeterminate 

growth habit, purple flowers, gray pubescence and brown pods. Seeds have 

yellow seed coats, buff hila and a shiny seed coat luster. Averages 

about 94 cm tall. Seeds average about 15.8 grams per 100 seeds. Protein 

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and oil content from 1996-1998 URT data was 42.1% and 20.5%, 

respectively. Carries the Rps1c gene for resistance to phytophthora root 

rot (Phytophthora sojae). 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MN0901"; M91-821; SY0007004. PVP 200000146; CV-414. 

Pedigree - M83-766 x Leslie. Relative maturity of 0.9. Indeterminate 

growth habit, white flowers, gray pubescence and brown pods. Seeds have 

yellow seed coats, yellow hila and a shiny seed coat luster. Averages 

about 82 cm tall. Seeds average about 17.0 grains per 100 seeds. Protein 

and oil content from 1996-1998 URT data was 40.5% and 21.3%, respectively. 

Has the Rps1 gene for resistance to phytophthora root rot (Phytophthora 

sojae). 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS, Colorado Agric. Exp. Station, Fort 

Collins, Colorado, United States. Received 1977. 

PI 612765. Beta vulgaris L. subsp. vulgaris 

Breeding. IDBBNR 4249; NSL 95222; A77-51. Collected in Chile. Crop year 

1977. Immed. parent 73/5-1-24-L1. Product of selection and breeding for 

resistance to yellow wilt. 

The following were donated by J. C. Theurer, Sugarbeet Investigations, Crops 

Res. Lab., Utah State Univ., Logan, Utah 84322, United States. Received 1983. 


Uncertain. IDBBNR 4458; NSL 183343; AT3985A. 


Uncertain. IDBBNR 5001; NSL 183344; AT3986A. 


Uncertain. IDBBNR 4464; NSL 183352; AT3993-5. 


Uncertain. IDBBNR 4469; NSL 183357; AT3994-3. 

The following were donated by Richard Yu, USDA, ARS, Sugerbeet Production 

Research, 1639 Alisal St., Salinas, California 93905, United States. Received 

1985. 


Breeding. IDBBNR 5098; #70P23; NSL 195506; EL40 BREEDING LINE 32 & 29. 

Leafspot-blkroot resistance, self-sterile, from 02 clone thru 3 

generation of selection. 1st 2 selection cycles were primarily for 

increased leafspot resistance and large root size in competition. 3rd 

cycle of selection was for leafspot resistance in Ohio from lines with 

high yield and quality performance in Michigan. Roots selected for size 

in competition and shape. 

The following were collected by Country Club de Villa, Av. Hernando de 

Lavalle s/n Urb., Chorrillos, Lima 18, Peru, Lima, Peru. Received 

12/23/1998. 

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PI 612771. Paspalum vaginatum Sw. 

Uncertain. #12 Fwy ccde Villa; 12; Q 37956. Collected 12/23/1998 in Peru. 



Cultivated. SG 5195; 97/710. Collected 1997 in Mali. 







The following were donated by Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid 

Tropics, Patancheru P.O., Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India. Received 03/01/2000. 


Cultivated. IS 40037; 97/853. Collected 1997 in Mali. 







Cultivated. CIRAD-14; 97/901. Collected 1997 in Mali. 



Cultivated. CIRAD-36; 97/923. Collected 1997 in Mali. 



Cultivated. "Sequetana"; CZ-12; 97/993. Collected 1997 in Mali. 


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Cultivated. CZ-203; 97/1008. Collected 1997 in Mali. 
























Cultivated. CZ-235; 97/1040. 




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PI 612799 QUAR. Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor 


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Cultivated. 90PR5238; 97/1282. 



Cultivated. 94PR2410; 97/1285. 



Cultivated. 92PR3146; 97/1310. 



Cultivated. SG 6720; 97/1533. 







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The following were donated by USDA, ARS Tropical Agriculture Research 

Station, 2200 Pedro Albizu Campos Ave. Ste. 201, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. 



Cultivated. IS 3879; 97/2067; NSL 50478; 65I 1236. 


Cultivated. IS 3905; 97/2094; NSL 50916; 65I 1674. 


Cultivated. IS 3907; 97/2096; NSL 86947; 74I 10752. 


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The following were developed by Harry C. Minor, University of 

Missouri-Columbia, Department of Agronomy, 214 Waters Hall, Columbia, 

Missouri 65211, United States; Charlie L. Rife, Kansas State University, 

Department of Agronomy, 2004 Throckmorton Plant Science Center, Manhattan, 

Kansas 66506-5501, United States; Lenis A. Nelson, University of 

Nebraska-Lincoln, Institute of Agric. and Nat. Resources, Panhandle Res. & 

Extension Center, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 69361, United States; Dick L. Auld, 

Texas Tech University, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, P.O. Box 42122, 

Lubbock, Texas 79409-2122, United States; David D. Baltensperger, University 

of Nebraska, Panhandle Research, & Extension Center, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 

69361-4939, United States; Duane L. Johnson, Colorado State University, 

Department of Soil and Crop Sciences, PC 117, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, 

United States; W.F. Heer, Kansas State University, Kansas Agric. Exp. 

Station, Department of Agronomy, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States; H.D. 

Sunderman, Northwest Res.-Ext. Center, Kansas State Univ., Hutchinson, Kansas 

67501, United States; D. Bordovsky, Texas A&M University, Ag. Res.-Ext. Ctr., 

Vernon, Texas 76384, United States. Donated by Charlie L. Rife, Kansas State 

University, Department of Agronomy, 2004 Throckmorton Plant Science Center, 

Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5501, United States. Received 02/14/2000. 

PI 612846. Brassica napus L. 

Cultivar. Pureline. "Wichita"; KS3580. CV-19. Pedigree - 

Indore/sipal//Liraglu/3/Jet Neuf. Winter growth habit with good winter 

hardiness in the Great Plains. Canola quality seed. Early maturity. 

Better than average heat tolerance. 

The following were donated by Asian Vegetable Research and Development 

Center, P.O. Box 42, Shanhua, Tainan, Taiwan; Rodale Research Center, Rodale 

Press, Box 323, RD 1, Kutztown, Pennsylvania 19530, United States. Received 

02/20/1981. 

PI 612847. Amaranthus cruentus L. 

Cultivated. A75-72; RRC 109A; RRC 78S-109A; Ames 2044. Collected 

09/01/1977 in Indonesia. Latitude 6° 34' S. Longitude 106° 45' 

E. Bogor. All-green vegetable type, with green foliage and flowers. 

Seeds dark brown. The RRC CLASS TYPE is: African Vegetable. 

PI 612848. Amaranthus spinosus L. 

Wild. A75-72; RRC 109B; RRC 78S-109B; Ames 2045. Collected 09/01/1977 in 

Indonesia. Latitude 6° 34' S. Longitude 106° 45' E. Bogor. 

Pedigree - The seeds of RRC 109 included a mixture of four species plus 

hybrids, and are separted into five accessions. Stipular spines. Seeds 

dark brown. Leaves and flowers green. The RRC CLASS TYPE is: weed. 

The following were developed by David Brenner, Iowa State University, 

Regional Plant Introduction Station, Room G212, Agronomy Building, Ames, Iowa 


PI 612849. Amaranthus hybrid 

Wild. DB 99103; Separation from RRC 109B; Separation from Ames 2045; 

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Ames 25969. Pedigree - Cross between A. dubius and A. spinosus. 

Segregated from Ames 2045 in 1999, greenhouse planting number 103. 

Harvested from 23 plants that had the floral traits of A. dubius and the 

stipular spines of A. spinosus. Both of these species are present in the 

original seed lot and are presumed to have crossed. Seed set poor. It 

might segregate in subsequent generations. 

PI 612850. Amaranthus dubius Mart. ex Thell. 


Ames 25970. Segregated from Ames 2045 in 1999, greenhouse planting 

number 104. Harvested from 23 plants of A. dubius in a mixed species 

seed lot of Ames 2045. Blades green with purple center spot, and white 

"V" markings. 

PI 612851. Amaranthus retroflexus L. 


Ames 25971. Segregated from Ames 2045 in 1999, greenhouse planting 

number 105. Harvested from 133 plants of A. retroflexus in a mixed 

species seed lot of Ames 2045. Wild type plants with pubescent stems, 

green leaves, and white tepals. 

The following were donated by Jonathan Yentis, Burns, Philp & Company LTD., 

2301 S.E. Tones Drive, Ankeny, Iowa 50021-8888, United States; Tucson 

Botanical Center Native Seed/Search, 2509 North Campbell Avenue, #325, 

Tucson, Arizona 85719, United States. Received 01/30/1998. 

PI 612852. Dysphania ambrosioides (L.) Mosyakin & Clemants 

Cultivated. Red Type; Ames 24596. The upper stems are red as observed by 

David M. Brenner in a greenhouse in Ames, Iowa. 

PI 612853. Dysphania ambrosioides (L.) Mosyakin & Clemants 

Cultivated. Green Type; Ames 24597. The upper stems are green as 

observed by David M. Brenner in a greenhouse in Ames, Iowa. 

The following were collected by David Brenner, Iowa State University, 



PI 612854. Amaranthus blitoides S. Watson 

Wild. DB 99702; Ames 25963. Collected 11/02/1999 in Utah, United States. 


Within 2 blocks of Little America Hotel, 500 South Main Street, Salt 

Lake City, Salt Lake County. Unpaved parking lots and pavement cracks. 

Plants prostrate. 

PI 612855. Amaranthus fimbriatus (Torr.) Benth. ex S. Watson 

Wild. DB 99706; Ames 25964. Collected 11/05/1999 in Arizona, United 

States. Latitude 33° 25' N. Longitude 112° W. Elevation 345 m. 

Near Sumner Suites Hotel, 1413 West Rio Salado Parkway (at Priest 

Drive), Tempe, Maricopa County. Waste ground. Associated vegetation: 

Amaranthus palmeri (DB 99705). Female tepals reflexed and broad, blades 

narrow. Plants dead at time of harvest, 50 cm tall. 

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PI 612856. Amaranthus palmeri S. Watson 

Wild. DB 99705; Ames 25965. Collected 11/05/1999 in Arizona, United 

States. Latitude 33° 25' N. Longitude 112° W. Elevation 345 m. 

Near Sumner Suites Hotel, 1413 West Rio Salado Parkway (at Priest 

Drive), Tempe, Maricopa County. Waste ground. Associated vegetation: 

Amaranthus fimbriatus (DB 99706). Dioecious plants, erect, 50 to 100 cm 

tall. Female plants have more or less spiny floral bracts. Stems can be 

red. 

PI 612857. Amaranthus retroflexus L. 



Within 2 blocks of Little America Hotel, 500 South Main Street, Salt 

Lake City, Salt Lake County. Construction site fences and other waste 

ground. Plants erect, approximately 50 cm tall. Inflorescences green 

with an unusual reddish tint. 

PI 612858. Chenopodium berlandieri Moq. 



Northeast of campground entrance, Anderson Cove Campground, Pineview 

Reservoir, Cache National Forest, Weber County. Seasonally inundated 

lake shore on an inlet by a stream. Sandy soil. Plants already killed 

by frost at time of harvest, 45 cm tall. 

PI 612859. Chenopodium glaucum L. 

Wild. DB 99701; Ames 25968. Collected 11/08/1999 in Iowa, United States. 

Latitude 42° 1' N. Longitude 93° 39' W. Elevation 305 m. North 

of Entomology Building, North Central Regional Plant Introduction 

Station, southwest corner of intersection between State Avenue and 

Mortensen Road, Ames, Story County. Gravel parking lot. Plants up to 30 

cm tall. 

PI 612860. Amaranthus blitum L. 

Wild. DB 97228; Ames 25976. Collected 08/14/1997 in District of 

Columbia, United States. Latitude 38° 56' N. Longitude 77° 3' W. 

Elevation 30 m. Near a chain-link fence, lower northeast parking lot, 

National Zoological Park, Washington. Edge of a sidewalk. The base of 

the stem is red, there are many branches from near the base, the petiole 

is faintly red, the blades are green and emarginate, the flowers are 

green and both axial and terminal. 

The following were collected by T.C. Andres, Cornell University, Department 

of Vegetable Crops, Ithaca, New York 14850, United States; J.J. Wyland. 

Donated by T.C. Andres, Cornell University, Department of Vegetable Crops, 

Ithaca, New York 14850, United States. Received 06/09/1988. 

PI 612861. Cucurbita pepo L. 

Cultivated. 20-2; Separation from PI 532385; Ames 25996. Collected 

11/20/1985 in Hidalgo, Mexico. Latitude 20° 9' N. Longitude 98° 

16' W. Elevation 2200 m. Santa Maria Asuncion, 13 km northeast of 

Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Transversely 

ellipsoid and ribbed, green reticulated and splotchy, 7.5 cm long, 15 cm 

wide, rind very hard, flesh deep orange but wanting. 


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Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Obloid, 

slightly ribbed, dark green, hard rind, 12.5 cm long, 15 cm wide, flesh 

unusually deep orange and thick. 





Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Obloid and 

ribbed, green reticulated and spotchy, 13.5 cm long, 20 cm wide, rind 

hard, flesh pale orange. 





Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Oblong, ribbed, 

dark green, 15.5 cm long, 15 cm wide, flesh orange. 





Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Oblong, no 

ribs, dark green with lighter green speckles, 18.5 cm long, 14 cm wide, 

flesh thick pale orange. 





Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Ellipsoid, very 

slightly ribbed, dark green with lighter green stripes along ribs and 

flecked between ribs, 18 cm long, 11.5 cm wide, very pale orange flesh. 





Tulancingo de Bravo on highway Mex. 130 to Huachinango. Oblong, ribbed, 

uniformly finely green reticulated, 19.5 cm long, 13.5 cm wide, pale 

orange flesh. 

The following were collected by Gregory B. Martin, Cornell University, Dept. 

of Plant Breeding and Biometry, 252 Emerson Hall, Ithaca, New York 

14853-1902, United States; T.C. Andres, Cornell University, Department of 

Vegetable Crops, Ithaca, New York 14850, United States; M. Nee, New York 

Botanical Gardens, New York, New York, United States. Donated by T.C. Andres, 

Cornell University, Department of Vegetable Crops, Ithaca, New York 14850, 


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12/18/1985 in Oaxaca, Mexico. Latitude 16° 57' N. Longitude 96° 

13' W. Elevation 1350 m. San Bartolo Albarradas, Distrito Tlacolula, 

Municipal Albarradas. Disturbed area in thorn scrub. Selected 2 fruit 

from large bin full of hundreds of fruits. Little variation in fruits, 

most with ribs (no warts), flattened globose to cylindrical, pale green 

to green with darker green splotches, cream colored flesh in those 

opened. Sample 118-1: 16 cm long, 21 cm wide; sample 118-2: 15 cm long, 

20.5 cm wide. 

The following were developed by Jagdish Kumar, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, Patancheru P.O., Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; B.V. Rao, 

Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Genetic Resources and 

Enhancement Program, Patancheru P.O., Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India. Received 

03/10/2000. 

PI 612869. Cicer arietinum L. 

Breeding. Pureline. ICCV 96029; SUPER EARLY; ICCX-910253. GP-214. 

Pedigree - ICCV 2, a short-duration kabuli variety and ICCV 93929, a 

short-duration, cold tolerant and double podded desi line. Chickpea 

developed and released as germplasm by ICRISAT as the earliest flowering 

chickpea in the world. Super early which takes about 23-27 days from 

sowing to first flowering and matures in about 75 days (17.6 deg. N, 500 

m amsl) whereas the control, world's shortest duration variety, ICCV2, 

flowers in about 30-35 days. Also a double podded line, a character 

known to have yield advantage in short-season and drought-prone 

environments. Shows better early growth vigor compared to either of the 

parents. Grows to about 41 cms. Superior early growth vigor is useful in 

better utilization of soil moisture in early growth stages in the 

postrainy season when the chickpea crop is normally grown. Early 

flowering and maturity may help extend cultivation to even more 

short-season environments. 

The following were developed by W. Erskine, Int. Center for Agricultural 

Research in the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria; A. Sarker, Int. 

Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, 

Syria; K. Makkouk, Int. Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, 

P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria; S. Kumari, Int. Center for Agricultural 

Research in the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria. Received 03/10/2000. 

PI 612870. Lens culinaris Medik. subsp. culinaris 

Breeding. Pureline. ILL 74; IL 74. GP-208. Collected in Chile. Landrace 

from Chile. Resistant to fababean necrotic yellow virus and bean leaf 

roll virus. Flowers in 138 days in Syria, 25 cm tall, testa pink without 

a pattern, red cotyledons, and 100 seeds weight 2.7 g. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 75; IL 75. GP-209. Collected in Chile. Landrace 

from Chile. Resistant to bean leaf roll virus, fababean necrotic yellow 

virus, and soybean dwarf virus. Flowers in 140 days, 26 cm tall, seeds 

brown, testa without a pattern, red cotyledons, and 100 seeds weight 2.4 

g. 


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Breeding. Pureline. ILL 85. GP-210. Collected in Tajikistan. Resistant 

to fababean necrotic yellow virus and bean leaf roll virus. Flowers in 

135 days, 31 cm tall, pink testa which are dotted with a brown pattern, 

red cotyledons, and 100 seds weight 2.1 g. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 213. GP-211. Collected in Afghanistan. 

Resistant to fababean necrotic yellow virus and bean leaf roll virus. 

Flowers in 138 days, 30 cm tall, testa brown and without a pattern, 

cotyledons red, and 100 seeds weight 2.2 g. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 214. GP-212. Collected in Afghanistan. 

Resistant to fababean necrotic yellow virus and bean leaf roll virus. 

Flowers in 151 days, seeds have brown testa which are marbled with a 

gray pattern, cotyledons red, and 100 seeds weight 2.3 g. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 6816. GP-213. Pedigree - ILL 3527 (India) / ILL 

5071 (Ethiopia). Resistant to fababean necrotic yellow virus and bean 

leaf roll virus. Testa gray which are dotted with a black pattern, 

cotyledons red, and 100 seeds weight 2.0 g. 

The following were developed by W. Erskine, Int. Center for Agricultural 

Research in the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria; B. Bayaa, University 

of Aleppo, Aleppo, Syria; A. Sarker, Int. Center for Agricultural Research in 

the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria. Received 03/10/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 422; L 422. GP-7. Collected in Chile. Pedigree 

- Originates from Chile with ID no. L 422. Resistant to vascular wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum). Flowers in 135 days, plant height 31 cm and brown 

seeds. No testa pattern, yellow cotyledons, and a seed weight of 5.3 

g/100 seeds. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 813; L 813. GP-8. Collected in Egypt. Pedigree 

- Originates from Egypt with ID no. L 813. Resistant to vascular wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum). Flowers in 115 days, has a plant height of 37 cm 

and brown seeds. No testa pattern, red cotyledons, and a seed weight of 

3.7 g/100 seeds. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 1220; L 1220. GP-9. Collected in Iran. Pedigree 

- Originates from Iran with ID no. L 1220. Resistant to vascular wilt 

(Fusarium oxysporum). Flowers in 138 days, plant height 31 cm and brown 

seeds. No testa pattern, yellow cotyledons, and a good weight of 3.6 

g/100 seeds. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 1462; L 1462. GP-10. Collected in Iran. 

Pedigree - Originates from Iran with ID no. L 1462. Resistant to 

vascular wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). Flowers in 130 days, plant height 30 

cm and pink seeds. No testa pattern, yellow cotyledons, and a seed 

weight of 4.2 g/100 seeds. 

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Breeding. Pureline. ILL 2313; L 2313. GP-11. Collected in Chile. 

Pedigree - Originates from Chile with ID no. L 2313. Resistant to 


cm, brown seeds with no testa pattern. Red cotyledons and seed weight of 

2.3 g/100 seed. 


Breeding. Pureline. ILL 2684; L 2684. GP-12. Collected in Iran. 

Pedigree - Originates from Iran with ID no. L 2684. Resistant to 


cm and brown, dotted seeds. Red cotyledons and seed weight of 2.3 g/100 

seeds. 

The following were developed by Ken P. Vogel, USDA, ARS, University of 

Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0937, United States. 

Received 02/14/2000. 

PI 612882. Medicago sativa L. subsp. sativa 

Breeding. Population. A-110. Pedigree - One of five Ranger parent 

strains. Ranger alfalfa was the first registered cultivars (J. Amer. 

Soc. Agron. 37:649). It was a landmark cultivar and was widely grown in 

the U.S. Ranger was produced by the systhesis of 5 parent lines, A-110, 

A-111, A-116, A-117, A-119. 



strains. Ranger alfalfa was the first registered cultivar (J. Amer. Soc. 

Agron. 37:649). It was a landmark cultivar and was widely grown in the 

U.S. Ranger was produced by the systhesis of 5 parent lines, A-110, 

A-111, A-116, A,117, A-119. 






A-111, A-116, A-117, A-119. 



strains. Ranger alfalfa was the first registered cultivar (J.Amer. Soc. 



A-111, A-116, A-117, A-119. 






A-111, A-116, A-117, A-119. 

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The following were developed by H.M. Tysdal. Donated by USDA, ARS, Plant 

Science Research Division, Beltsville, Maryland 20705, United States. 



Cultivar. "RANGER"; W6 7130; NSL 15635. CV-1. Pedigree - Synthetic 

variety developed by compositing 5 strains: A-100, A-111, A-116, A-117, 

and A-119. Strain origin was inbred lines subsequently outcrossed among 

other selected lines from Cossack (45%), Turkistan (45%), and Ladak 

(10%). Adapted to the northern states. Winterhardy. Variegated flower 

color with some yellow flowers. Resistant to bacterial wilt 

(Corynebacterium insidiosum). Susceptible to leaf spot diseases 

(Pseudopeziza medicaginis and P. jonesii) and leafhopper (Empoasca 

fabae). Seed production equal to Grimm, Cossack, and Baltic varieties. 

The following were developed by W. R. Kehr, USDA-ARS, University of 

Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Donated by 

University of Nebraska, Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., Lincoln, Nebraska, United 

States. Received 1967. 


Breeding. N.S. 30; REG NO GP 16; NSL 53695. GP-16. Pedigree - 11-clone 

synthetic with germplasm tracing to Buffalo, Grimm, Kansas Common, 

Ladak, Turkistan, selections from M. falcata and glutinosa, and 4 M. 

sativa introductions: PI's 107298, 204889, 206278 (all 3 from Turkey) 

and 243224 (from Iran). Variable resistance to bacterial wilt, growth 

habit and other characteristics. High resistance to potato leafhopper 

yellowing. Forage yield similar to Ranger. 


Cultivar. "DAWSON"; REG NO 29; NSL 54067. CV-29. Pedigree - 8-clone 

synthetic composed of 6 clones from North Central polycross progenies 

that trace to Baltic, Cossack, Kansas Common, Ladak, and Turkistan; and 

2 clones from the parental strains of Ranger. Flower colors are purple, 

blue, and variagated. Between Ranger and Vernal in winterhardiness, 

growth habit and recovery after cutting. Similar to Ranger in protein 

and carotene contents at 1/10 bloom stage. Adapted to regions where 

Ranger is grown. Higly resistant to pea aphids and spotted alfalfa 

aphids. Intermediate reaction to potato leafhopper and common leafspot 

diseases. 


Breeding. N.S. 16; REG NO GP 15; NSL 70351. GP-15. Pedigree - 4-clone 

synthetic segregating for resistance to Stemphylium leafspot, rust and 

potato leafhopper. Parentage traces to Atlantic, Hardigan, Kansas 

Common, Ladak, Ranger and Turkistan. Variable growth habit and other 

characteristics. Slightly higher carotene and protein contents than 

Ranger. Forage yield similar to Ranger. Resistant to bacterial wilt 

(equal to Ranger). Low resistance to Leptosphaerulina leafspot. 

Susceptible to spotted alfalfa aphid and pea aphid. 

The following were developed by George R. Manglitz, University of Nebraska, 

Rm. 305-C, Plant Industry Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; W. 

R. Kehr, USDA-ARS, University of Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, 

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Nebraska, United States; R.L. Ogden. Donated by University of Nebraska, 

Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Received 1978. 


Cultivar. "BAKER"; NSL 104550. PVP 7800024; CV-87. Pedigree - 7-clone 

synthetic. Parentage includes Atlantic, Baltic, Cossack, Grimm, Kansas 

Common, Ladak, Nebraska Common, Ranger, Turkestan, Vernal; M. falcata 

and M. sativa var. glutinosa M.B. selections; PIs 107298, 206278, and 

234205. Winterhardy persistent cultivar. Spring and fall growth habits 

and rate of recovery after cutting similar to Vernal. Flowers are 

purple, variegated and blue. Adapted to north central U.S. Used for 

short and long term hay production. Forage yields equal or superior to 

Vernal. Seed yields similar to Vernal in Idaho. Forage quality similar 

to Dawson. Resistant to pea aphid, spotted alfalfa aphid, and bacterial 

wilt. Moderately resistant to downy mildew and potato leafhopper 

yellowing. Low resistance to anthracnose. Susceptibl. 




Nebraska, United States; R.L. Ogden. Donated by W. R. Kehr, USDA-ARS, 

University of Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. 



Cultivar. "PERRY"; NSL 114283. PVP 8000156; CV-97. Pedigree - Nebraska 

field selections from Team and Weevlchek were crossed with parental 

clones of experimental Nebraska synthetics (Atlantic, Baltic, Cossack, 

Dawson, Grimm, Kansas Common, Ladak, Lahontan, Nebraska Common, Ranger, 

etc.). Winderhardy cultivar adapted for forage production in the north 

central U.S. Forage yield equal or superior to Dawson, Kanza and Vernal. 

Seed yield similar to Ranger. Resistant to bacterial wilt and pea aphid. 

Moderate resistance to downy mildew, potato leafhopper yellowing, and 

biotypes of spotted alfalfa aphid collected in Nebraska. Low resistance 

to anthracnose and tolerant to alfalfa weevil. Susceptible to 

Phytophthora root rot. Reaction to stem nematode unknown. 


Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Received 1983. 


Breeding. A169; CA 1975; NSL 182333. GP-160. Pedigree - Synthetic 

originated in 1940 from 4 hybrids involving M. falcata, M. glutinosa, a 

Turkish selection and PI 107298 (a creeping-rooted introduction from 

Turkey). Winterhardy, broad-crowned, and creeping-rooted line. 

Persistance under continuous grazing was superior to many cultivars. 

Forage yields similar to Buffalo, Ranger and Vernal. 


Breeding. A224; CA 1975; NSL 182334. GP-161. Pedigree - 4-clone 

synthetic with parentage tacing to M. falcata, M. glutinosa, PI 107298, 

Cossack, Grimm, Kansas Common, Ladak and Turkistan. Winterhardy. 

Rhizomatous growth type. Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial 

wilt was 51. Persistence under continuous grazing was superior to many 

cultivars and forage yields similar to Buffalo, Ranger and Vernal. 

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Breeding. A603; W6 7151; NSL 182335. GP-162. Pedigree - 5-clone 

synthetic with 1 clone selected in Kansas and 4 clones in Oklahoma. 

Origin of germplasm not completely described. Winterhardy. Broad-crowned 

and creeping-rooted. Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial wilt 

was 19. Stands and hay yields similar to Ranger and Vernal. 


Breeding. A604; W6 7152; NSL 182336. GP-163. Pedigree - 10-clone 

synthetic with 4 clones selected in Kansas, 2 in Nebraska and 4 in 

Oklahoma. Origin of the clones not completely described. Winterhardy. 

Broad-crowned and creeping-rooted. Percentage of plants resistant to 

bacterial wilt was 36. Stands and hay yields similar to Ranger and 

Vernal. 


Breeding. N.S. 31; W6 7153; NSL 182337. GP-164. Pedigree - 7-clone 

synthetic. Clones selected for high general combining ability for forage 

yield and creeping-root trait. Winterhardy. Broad-crowned and 

creeping-rooted. Stands and hay yield similar to Ranger and Vernal. 

Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial wilt (Corynebacterium 

insidiosum) was 27. 


Breeding. N.S. 33; W6 7154; NSL 182338. GP-165. Pedigree - 12-clone 

synthetic. Clones selected for high general combining ability for forage 

yield and creeping-root trait. Winterhardy. Broad-crowned and 

creeping-rooted. Stands and hay yield similar to Ranger and Vernal. 

Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial wilt (Corynebacterium 

insidiosum) was 45. 


Breeding. N.S. 46; WA 1979; NSL 182339. GP-166. Pedigree - From natural 

interpollination of A169, A224, polycross progeny of 7 broad-crowned 

rhizomatous or creeping-rooted clones and Vernal in an 

alfalfa-bromegrass test pasture. Winterhardy. Broad-crowned and 

root-proliferating or creeping-rooted. Stands and hay yield similar to 

Ranger and Vernal. Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial wilt 

(Corynebaacterium insidiosum) was 48. 


Breeding. N.S. 47; NSL 182340. GP-167. Pedigree - From natural 

interpollination among 50 creeping-rooted plants in an 

alfalfa-bromegrass nursery. Origin of plants similar to N.S. 31 and N.S. 

33. Winterhardy. Broad-crowned and creeping-rooted. Stands and hay yield 

similar to Ranger and Vernal. Percentage of plants resistant to 

bacterial wilt (Corynebacterium insidiosum) was 39. 




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Breeding. N.S. 76 P2PA1; CA 1978; NSL 182341. GP-178. Pedigree - 

Developed by interpollination among 76 plants (38 from Team and 38 from 

Weevlchek) selected for resistance to foliar diseases, potato leafhopper 

yellowing and virus symptoms. Winterhardy. Potato leafhopper yellowing 

rated 3.7 on a scale of 1 (resistant) to 9 (susceptible). Percentage of 

plants resistant to pea sphid was 58, to spotted alfalfa aphid 14 and to 

Phytophthora root rot 20. 2-year average forage yield was 108% of 4 

check cultivars. Seed yield was 117% of Dawson and Saranac and 130% of 

Vernal at Fresno, California. 


Breeding. N.S. 86; IDAHO 1980; NSL 182342. GP-179. Pedigree - Developed 

from hand-crossing 63 plants with resistance to foliar diseases, 

anthracnose, potato leafhopper yellowing and above-average height and 

vigor. Germplasm sources were Baker, N.S. 75, N.S. 79, Kanza and MSB-2. 

Winterhardy. Potato leafhopper yellowing rated at 3.3 on a scale of 1 

(resistant) to 9 (susceptible). Percentage of plants resistant to pea 

aphids was 54 and to spotted alfalfa aphids 10. 2-year average forage 

yield was 104% of 4 check cultivars. Seed yield was 115% of Dawson and 

Vernal and 98% of Saranac at Caldwell, Idaho. 


Breeding. N.S. 93; NSL 182343. GP-182. Pedigree - Developed from BIC-7 

by 2 cycles of phenotype recurrent selection for forage yield. 

Winterhardy. 2-year average forage yield was 109% of 6 check cultivars. 

Percentage of plants resistant to pea aphids was 6 and to spotted 

alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 4. 


Breeding. N.S. 94; NSL 182344. GP-183. Pedigree - Developed from NC-83-1 

by 2 cycles of phenotypic recurrent selection for forage yield. 

Winterhardy. 2-year average forage yield was 12% greater than 6 check 

cultivars. Percentage of plants resistant to pea aphids was 20 and to 

spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 26. 


Breeding. N.S. 95; NSL 182345. GP-184. Pedigree - Developed from NC-83-2 

by 2 cycles of phenotypic recurrent selection for forage yield. 

Winterhardy. 2-year average forage yield was 12% greater than 6 check 

cultivars. Percentage of plants resistant to pea aphid was 18 and to 

spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 23. 


Breeding. N.S. 83; NSL 182346. GP-172. Pedigree - Developed by 

hand-crossing at random among 54 plants (1 to 3 plants each from 29 

Plant Introductions) that were above average in vigor and erect fall 

growth habit. Winterhardy. 2-year average forage yield was 95% of 4 

check cultivars. Rate of recovery after cutting was 2.0 on a scale of 1 

(fastest) to 9 (slowest). Fall growth habit was 3.5 on a scale of 1 

(erect) to 9 (prostrate). Percentage of plants resistant to pea aphid 

was 28. Susceptible to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to 

Nebraska. 



hand-crossing each of the 54 parental plants of N.S. 83 with 5 plants 

selected for Phytophthora root rot resistance from 3 broadbased 

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synthetics (N.S. 77, N.S. 78, N.S. 79 SN2AN3). Winterhardy. 2-year 

average forage yield was 94% of 4 check cultivars. Rate of recovery 

after cutting was 2.5 on a scale of 1 (fastest) to 9 (slowest). Fall 

growth habit was 4.2 on a scale of 1 (erect) to 9 (prostrate). 

Percentage of plants resistant to pea aphid was 34 and to spotted 

alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 5. 


Breeding. N.S. 85; IDAHO 1980; NSL 182348. GP-174. Pedigree - Developed 

by interpollination among 20 plants from each of 37 Plant Introductions 

selected for high vigor and stand. Winterhardy. 2-year average forage 

yield was 94% of 4 check cultivars. Rate of recovery after cutting was 

2.2 on a scale of 1 (fastest) to 9 (slowest). Fall growth habit similar 

to Dawson and Vernal. Percentage of plants resistant to pea aphid was 18 

and to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 2. 



hand-crossing Paine with 3 broadbased Nebraska synthetics (N.S. 78 

SN2AN2, N.S. 79 SN2, N.S. 82 P2) with resistance to stem nematode, 

anthracnose and Phytophthora root rot. Winterhardy. 2-year average 

forage yield was 96% of 4 check cultivars. Rage of recovery after 

cutting was 3.8 on a scale of 1 (fastest) to 9 (slowest). Fall growth 

habit similar to Dawson and Vernal. Percentage of plants resistant to 

pea aphid was 58 and to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to 

Nebraska 26. 



hand-crossing Paine with 3 broadbased Nebraska synthetics (N.S. 78 

SN2AN2, N.S. 79 SN2, N.S. 82 P2) with resistance to stem nematode, 

anthractnose and Phytophthora root rot. Winterhardy. 2-year average 

forage yield was 99% of 4 check cultivars. Rate of recovery after 


habit was similar to Dawson and Vernal. Percentage of plants resistant 

to pea aphid was 70 and to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to 

Nebraska 49. 



hand-crossing Paine with 3 broadbased Nebraksa synthetics (N.S. 78 

SN2AN2, N.S.79 SN2, N.S. 82 P2) with resistance to stem nematode, 

anthracnose and Phytophthora root rot. Winterhardy. 2-year average 

forage yield was 104% of 4 check cultivars. Rate of recovery after 


habit was similar to Dawson and Vernal. Percentage of plants resistant 

to pea aphid was 60 and to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to 

Nebraska 44. 




Breeding. N.S. 62; CA 1969; NSL 182352. GP-185. Pedigree - 12-clone 

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synthetic developed from yellow-flowered Vernal plants. Winterhardy. 

Intended for use as yellow-flowered genetic marker germplasm. 2-year 

average forage yields were 94% of Vernal. Seed yield was 96% of Vernal 

at Fresno, California. Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial wilt 

was 52. 


Breeding. N.S. 66; CA 1972; NSL 182353. GP-186. Pedigree - 10-clone 

synthetic developed from yellow-flowered Vernal plants selected for high 

seed yields. Winterhardy. Intended for use as yellow-flowered genetic 

marker germplasm. 2-year average forage yield was 99% of Vernal. 


Breeding. N.S. 67; CA 1970; NSL 182354. GP-187. Pedigree - 14 S1-clone 


Intended for use a yellow-flowered genetic marker germplasm. 2-year 

average forage yield was similar to Vernal. Seed yield was 98% of Vernal 

in Fresno, California. Percentage of plants resistant to bacterial wilt 

is 54. 


Breeding. N.S. 80; CA 1972; NSL 182355. GP-188. Pedigree - 9 S2-clone 


Intended for use as yellow-flowered genetic markder germplasm. 




Nebraska, United States; Donald K. Barnes, USDA, ARS, University of 

Minnesota, Dept. of Agronomy & Plant Genetics, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, 

United States; F.I. Frosheiser. Donated by W. R. Kehr, USDA-ARS, University 

of Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Received 

1983. 


Breeding. N.S. 72 P2; CA 1975; NSL 182358. GP-168. Pedigree - Developed 

by diallel hand-crossing 5 clones selected after 3 or 4 cycles of 

phenotypic selection for pest resistance and vigor in winterhardy 

germplasm. Winterhardy. Percentage of plants resistant to Phytophthora 

root rot was 28 and to bacterial wilt 60. No data available for reaction 

to pea aphid or spotted alfalfa aphid. 2-year average forage yield was 

110% of 4 check cultivars. Seed yield similar to Vernal. 


Breeding. N.S. 75 P2; NSL 182359. GP-169. Pedigree - Developed by 

interpollination among 60 plants (20 each from 3 broad-based synthetics 

with pest resistance and vigor in winterhardy germplasm). Winterhardy. 

Percentage of plants resistant to Phytophthora root rot was 60, to 

bacterial wilt 63, to pea aphid 75 and to spotted alfalfa aphid 52. 

2-year avgerage forage yield similar to 4 check cultivars. Seed yield 

similar to Dawson and Saranac and 8% higher than Vernal. 


Breeding. N.S. 78 P2; CA 1976; NSL 182360. GP-170. Pedigree - Broaded 

based germplams pool developed by interpollination by bees in a natural 

isolation of 4200 plants (100 plants from 42 sources with high forage 

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yield and pest resistance). Winterhardy. Percentage of plants resistant 

to Phytophthora root rot was 50, to bacterial wilt 50, to pea aphid 43 

and to spotted alfalfa aphid 12. 2-year average forage yield was 109% of 

4 check cultivars. Seed yield equal to Dawson and 16% higher than 

Saranac and Vernal in Fresno, California. 


Breeding. N.S. 81 P2PA1SAA1; CA 1981; NSL 182361. GP-171. Pedigree - 

Developed by interpollination among 99 Phythophtora root rot resistant 

plants (33 each from 3 broadbased synthetics with pest resistance and 

vigor in winterhardy germplasm). Winterhardy. Percentage of plants 

resistant to Phytophthora root rot was 52, to bacterial wilt 47, to pea 

aphid 69 and to spotted alfalfa aphid 21. 2-year average forage yield 

was similar to 4 check cultivars. Seed yield similar to Vernal. 


Rm. 305-C, Plant Industry Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; B. 

D. Thyr, USDA/ARS, University of Nevada, Room 323A, Reno, Nevada 89557, 

United States; B. Hartman, Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, University 

of Nevada, Room 323A, Reno, Nevada 89512, United States; W. R. Kehr, 

USDA-ARS, University of Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, United 

States; O.J. Hunt. Donated by W. R. Kehr, USDA-ARS, University of Nebraskaus, 

332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Received 1983. 


Breeding. N.S. 77 SN2AN2; NSL 182362. GP-180. Pedigree - Developed by 

hand-crossing Team (22 plants) and Weevlchek (22 plants) each with 6 

plants (parents of N.S. 72, 73, 74 and 75) selected for pest resistance 

and vigor in winter hardy germplasm. Winterhardy. Percentage of plants 

resistant to stem nematode was 73, to anthracnose 68, to pea aphids 44 

and to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 8. 2-year 

average forage yield was 105% of 4 check cultivars. Seed yield was 127% 

of Dawson and Saranac and 140% of Vernal at Fresno, California. 


Breeding. N.S. 79 SN2AN2; NSL 182363. GP-181. Pedigree - A broad-based 

synthetic developed from 3 or 4 cycles of phenotypic selection for pest 

resistance and vigor in winter hardy germplasm. Winterhardy. Percentage 

of plants resistant to stem nematode was 27, to anthracnose 40, to pea 

aphids 58 and to spotted alfalfa aphid biotypes endemic to Nebraska 51. 

2-year average forage yield was 102% of 4 check cultivars. 


Rm. 305-C, Plant Industry Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; 

Melvin D. Rumbaugh, USDA-ARS, Utah State University, Forage & Range Research 

Lab, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States; Arvid A. Boe, Dept of Plant & 

Soil Sciences, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843, United States; W. R. 

Kehr, USDA-ARS, University of Nebraskaus, 332 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska, 

United States; Donald K. Barnes, USDA, ARS, University of Minnesota, Dept. of 

Agronomy & Plant Genetics, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; F.I. 

Frosheiser; G. Semeniuk. Donated by W. R. Kehr, USDA-ARS, University of 



Breeding. DANEB I BW1; NSL 187774. GP-158. Developed from Daneb I by l 

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cycle of phenotypic recurrent selection for resist. to bacterial wilt. % 

of plants resist to bacterial wilt was 80. 

The following were donated by USDA-ARS/Washington Agric. Exp. Station, 

Pullman, Washington, United States. Received 1971. 

PI 612923. Pisum sativum L. 

Cultivar. PH-14-119; NSL 80228. GP-10. Pedigree - An F7 selection. 

Parentage is C-165 crossed with P.I. 140295. Info. from Crop Sci. 

12(3):399 (1972) -- resistant to pea root rot complex (caused by 

Fusarium solani) and Pythium spp. Consistently sets pods under 

conditions of root rot infestation that kills standard commercial 

varieties. Single and double podded (4 - 8 pods/plant). White flowered. 

Flowers in the 12 - 13th node. Cultivated. 

The following were donated by John M. Kraft, USDA, ARS, Irrigated Agric. 

Research & Extension Ctr., 24106 North Bunn Road, Prosser, Washington 99350, 

United States. Received 1980. 


Cultivar. 792022; NSL 114284. GP-21. Pedigree - Parentage is PH-114-119 

X Afila. Info. from Crop Sci 21(2):352 (1981) -- combines modified 

tendril gene, dominant genes for resistance to Races 1 and 2 of Fusarium 

oxysporum and resistance to root rot caused by F. solani pisi and 

Pythium ultimum. 70 cm tall at maturity. Strong tendril habit and 

reduced foliage (should resist lodging and vine rot). Wrinkle-seeded 

canner. White flowers. Green cotyledons. Blooms on the 14th to 15th 

node. Cultivated. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS, Horticultural Station, P.O. Box 

1250, Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. Received 1963. 


Cultivar. NSL 28102; DELWICHE COMMANDO. 

The following were donated by Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State 



PI 612926. Sesamum sp. 

Wild. 8; Grif 854. Collected in Morocco. 

PI 612927. Sesamum sp. 

Wild. 18; Grif 856. Collected in Morocco. Latitude 34° 5' N. 

Longitude 5° 0' W. Market in Fes, Morocco. 

The following were donated by Johnny C. Wynne, North Carolina Agric. Research 

Service, North Carolina State University, Box 7643, Raleigh, North Carolina 


PI 612928 PVPO. Nicotiana tabacum L. 

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Cultivar. NC 92-2770-40. PVP 9900002. Male parent of hybrid tobacco NCTG 

72 (NSL 382093, PVP 9900001). 


PI 612929 QUAR. Pennisetum orientale Rich. 

Uncertain. Konemgar. Collected 10/06/1979 in Turkmenistan. 






Wooster, Ohio 44691, United States; A.F. Schmitthenner, Ohio State 

University, Dept. of Plant Pathology, Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States. 

Received 02/11/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Tiffin". CV-419. Pedigree - Haroson x Chapman. 

Indeterminate stem habit, purple flowers, gray pubescence, brown pods, 

and shiny yellow seed coats with imperfect black hila. Maturity Group II 

(2.7), generally adapted as a full-season cultivar from 41 deg. to 43 

deg. N latitude. Average mature plant height 76 cm. Average lodging 

score 1.8. Protein and oil analyses 411 gKg-1 protein and 204 gKg-1 oil 

content. 100 seed weight 15.5 g. Carries the Rps1-c and Rps3-c genes for 

race specific resistance to phytophthora rot. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HF93-083". CV-418. Pedigree - HS84-6224 x Chapman. 


and shiny yellow seed coats with imperfect black hila. Maturity Group II 

(2.8), generally adapted as a full-season cultivar from 41 deg. to 43 

deg N latitude. Average mature plant height 84 cm with an average 

lodging score of 1.8. Seed composition 414 gKg-1 protein and 206 gKg-1 

oil. Carries the Rps1-c and Rps3-a genes for race-specific resistance to 

phytophthora rot. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HF93-035". CV-417. Pedigree - HM8632 x A86-204022. 


and shiny yellow seed coats with imperfect black hila. Maturity Group 

III (3.0), generally adapted as a full-season cultivar from 40 deg. to 

42 deg N latitude. Average mature plant height 81 cm with an average 

lodging score of 1.8. Seed protein and oil content 409 gKg-1 protein and 

212 gKg-1 oil. Seed weight 20.0 g 100-seed. Carries the Rps3-a gene for 

race specific resistance to phytophthora rot. 

The following were developed by David Brenner, Iowa State University, 



PI 612933. Amaranthus hypochondriacus L. 

Landrace. DB 97276; Separation from UC255; Separation from Ames 23365; 

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Ames 25972. Pedigree - Segregated because the source accession had mixed 

species. Segregated from Ames 23365 as 97ncai01 during a regeneration 

grow-out #276 in the 1997 greenhouse. 21 of these plants were segregated 

from a population size of 68 plants. Plants are of a white seeded grain 

type. Stems have red stripes, blades are red, flowers are green. 

PI 612934. Amaranthus hybridus L. 

Cultivated. Separation from HH 64; DB 974; Separation from PI 511740; 

Ames 25973. Segregated from PI 511740 as 97ncai02 during regeneration 

grow-out #199 in the 1997 greenhouse. Intended for taxonomic comparison. 

Five of these plants were segregated for study and harvested. There were 

19 of this type among the 80 plants of PI 511740 grown. Plants are of a 

weedy form that has about six branches at the base. Stems have red 

stripes, petioles are red, blades are obtuse and rhombic, early blades 

are speckled. Flowers are green, with bracts 4 mm long, seeds are black. 

The following were developed by Asgrow Seed Company LLC, United States. 

Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. "A5404". PVP 200000078. 


Cultivar. "A2804". PVP 200000079. 


Cultivar. "AG5001". PVP 200000080. 




Cultivar. "A2104". PVP 200000082. 
















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The following were developed by Marlin Edwards, Green Giant Co., 201 N. 4th 

Street, Lesueur, Minnesota 56058, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612955 PVPO. Capsicum annuum L. 

Cultivar. "MEDUSA". PVP 200000140. 

The following were developed by Dan Bland, University of Georgia, Dept. of 

Crop & Soil Sciences, 1109 Experiment Street, Griffin, Georgia 30223, United 

States; Barry M. Cunfer, University of Georgia, Dept. of Plant Pathology, 

Georgia Station, Griffin, Georgia 30223-1797, United States; Ronald D. 

Barnett, University of Florida, North Florida Res. & Ed. Center, 155 Research 

Road, Quincy, Florida 32351-5677, United States; Jerry W. Johnson, University 

of Georgia, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, 1109 Experiment Street, 

Griffin, Georgia 30223-1197, United States; G.D. Buntin, University of 

Georgia, Department of Entomology, Georgia Station, Griffin, Georgia, United 



Cultivar. Pureline. "AGS 2000"; 89482E7. PVP 200000141; CV-913. Pedigree 

- '2555'/ PF84301//Florida 302. Released 1999. Soft red winter wheat. 

High yielding, medium maturity, high test weight, above average milling 

quality, good leaf rust, powdery mildew, and Hessian fly resistance. 

Spikes erect at maturity, middensity strap, and awned. Stems have waxy 

bloom (blue-greenish color) present. Maturity medium (114 d) and medium 

stature (87 cm). Has the IBL. IRS translocation. 

The following were developed by Pure Seed Testing, Inc., P.O. Box 449, 

Hubbard, Oregon 97032, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612957 PVPO. Poa pratensis L. 

Cultivar. "APOLLO"; B3-180. PVP 200000147. 

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The following were developed by Carl A. Griffey, Virginia Polytechnic 

Institute, & State University, Dept. of Crop & Soil Env. Sciences, 

Blacksburg, Virginia 24061-0404, United States; Thomas M. Starling, Virginia 

Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ., Virginia Agric. Exp. Station, Department of 

Agronomy, Blacksburg, Virginia, United States; A.M. Price, VPI & SU, Crop & 

Soil Environmental Sciences, Blacksburg, Virginia, United States; W.L. 

Sisson, VPI & SU, Crop & Soil Environmental Sciences, Blacksburg, Virginia, 

United States; D.E. Brann, VPI & SU, Crop & Soil Environmental Sciences, 

Blacksburg, Virginia, United States; Modon Das, Virginia Polytechnic 

Institute, and State University, Department of Crop and Soil Environmental 

Science, Blacksburg, Virginia 24061, United States; Wendy Rohrer, Virginia 

Tech, Crop & Soil Environmental Sciences, 419A Smyth Hall, Blacksburg, 

Virginia 24061-0404, United States; T.H. Pridgen, Virginia Polytechnic Inst. 

and State Univ., Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences Dept., Blacksburg, 

Virginia 24061-040, United States; M.E. Vaughn, Virginia Polytechnic Inst. 

and State Univ., Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences Dept., Blacksburg, 

Virginia 24061-0404, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ROANE"; VA 93-54-429. PVP 200000148; CV-899. 

Pedigree - VA 71-54-147/Coker 68-15//IN65309C1-18-2-3-2. Released 1999. 

Full-season, high yielding, apically awnletted soft red winter wheat. 

Head emergence 125 d. Height 88 cm and good straw strength. Winter 

hardiness good. Average grain volume weight (770 kg m-3) is very high. 

Acceptable milling and baking qualities. Resistant to barley yellow 

dwarf virus. Resistant to most prevalent field populations of powdery 

mildew (Blumeria graminis). While possesses gene Lr11 and seedlings are 

susceptible to many races of leaf rust (Puccinia recondita), data from 

field tests indicate does possesses some adult-plant resistance. Lacks 

any of the known genes for resistance to stem rust (P. graminis). 

Moderately susceptible to soil-borne mosaic and wheat spindle streak 

mosaic viruses. Moderate resistance to leaf blotch (Septoria tritici) 

and glume blotch (Stagonospora nodorum). Tolerant to Fusarium head 

blight. Resistant to Hessian fly (Mayetiola destructor) biotypes GP, B, 

and. 

The following were developed by Shelby Baker, Coastal Plains Experiment 

Station, P.O. Box 748, Tifton, Georgia 31793, United States; Lloyd May, 

University of Georgia, Coastal Plain Experiment Station, 115 Coastal Way, 

Tifton, Georgia 31793-0748, United States; R.F. Davis, University of Georgia, 

Dept. of Plant Pathology, 2106 Miller Plant Sci. Bldg., Athens, Georgia 

30602, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. "GA 161". PVP 200000149; CV-117. Pedigree - 

81-29/Coker315//79-13/Deltapine 90/3/Aub-244RNR/4/M-725RNR/5/PD6208. 

Smooth-leaf with excellent combination of yield potential, fiber quality 

and adaptation throughout the southeastern U.S. Averaged over 10 

location x years from the 1996 and 1997 Georgia and South Carolina 

Official Cultivar Trials, produced equivalent lint yields and lint 

fractions compared with HS-46. The advantage of GA 161 over HS-46 is 4% 

longer uppper half mean (UHM) fiber length and 1.3% higher fiber length 

uniformity index (UI), desirable traits for rotor yearn manufacture. 

Compared with NUCotn33B over 17 location x years from the 1999 High 

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Quality Regional Cotton Variety Test and the 1999 and 2000 Georgia and 

South Official Cultivar trials, produced similar lint yields, lint 

fractions, and micronaire readings, but had 5% longer UHM, 12% higher 

fiber bundle strength, and 12% stronger yearn tenacity. Compared with 

the popular cultivar Deltapine 458BR over 13 locations x years in the 

1999 and 2000 North Carolina and Georgia Official Cotton Cultivar 

Trials, produced similar lint yields, lint fractions, and micronaire 

readings, but had 5% longer UHM, slightly higher (0.7%) UI, and 9% 

higher fiber bundle strength. Compared with HS-46, NuCotn 35B, and 

Deltapine 5690, has similar normal shaped leaves, low leaf trichome 

density, but has pubescent stems. Seed index averages greater than 10 

grams, possibly contributin to excellent seedling vigor. Moderately 

resistant to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). Low level of resistance 

to root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita), as two greenhouse trails 

found numerically higher, but not statistically different, levels of 

reproduction compared with the moderately resistant check cultivar LA 

887. 




Cultivar. "93B66". PVP 200000150. 

The following were donated by Herman Gorz, University of Nebraska, Department 

of Agronomy, 362 Plant Science, East Campus, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0937, 

United States; Rudorf, Koln-Vogelsang, Germany. Received 01/30/1992. 

PI 612961. Melilotus albus Medik. 

Genetic. J450; Strain 128/59; Ames 21600. Coumarin free. 




Cultivar. "92B63". PVP 200000151. 


Cultivar. "90B73". PVP 200000152. 


Cultivar. "90A07". PVP 200000153. 

The following were developed by South Dakota Agric. Exp. Station, Highmore, 

South Dakota, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612965 PVPO. Triticum aestivum L. subsp. aestivum 

Cultivar. Pureline. "EMBER". PVP 200000158. Pedigree - 

Guard/Sharp//Grandin. 

The following were developed by Robert H. Busch, USDA, ARS, University of 

Minnesota, Dept. of Agronomy & Plant Genetics, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, 

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United States; Don V. McVey, USDA, ARS, University of Minnesota, Cereal Rust 

Laboratory, St. Paul, Minnesota 55105, United States; G. Hareland, USDA, ARS, 

Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States; Jochum Wiersma, University of 

Minnesota, Northwest Experiment Station, 108 Agricultural Research Center, 

Crookston, Minnesota 56716, United States; G. Linkert, University of 

Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Ruth Dill-Macky, 

University of Minnesota, Department of Plant Pathology, 495 Borlaug Hall, St. 

Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; J.A. Anderson, University of Minnesota, 

Department of Agronomy & Plant Genetics, 411 Borlaug Hall, St. Paul, 

Minnesota 55108, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "McVEY"; MN93413. PVP 200000159; CV-894. Pedigree - 

Ning8331/MN87029//MN89068. Released 1999. Late maturing, high yielding, 

medium height hard red spring wheat. High resistance to scab (Fusarium 

graminearum). High grain yield. Lower grain volume weight and percent 

grain protein than the high quality check variety Grandin. Resistant to 

stem rust (Puccinia graminis) and moderately resistant to moderately 

susceptible to leaf rust (Puccinia triticina). Expresses a resistant 

reaction to scab spread in the spike when a central spikelet is 

inoculated in the greenhouse. 

The following were developed by N.R. Riveland, Williston Research Extension 

Center, North Dakota Agric. Exp. Sta., 14120 Highway 2, Williston, North 

Dakota 58801, United States; G.R. Carlson, Montana State University, Northern 

Agric. Research Center, Star Rt. 36, Havre, Montana 59501, United States; 

D.W. Wichman, Montana State University, Central Agric. Research Center, 

Moccasin, Montana 59462, United States; Jerald W. Bergman, Montana State 

University, Eastern Agricultural Research Center, 1501 North Central, Sidney, 

Montana 59270, United States; Ken Kephart, Montana State University, MSU 

Southern Ag. Research Center, 748 Railroad Highway, Huntley, Montana 59037, 

United States; C.R. Flynn, Eastern Agric. Res. Ctr., Montana Agric. Exp. 

Sta., Sidney, Montana 59270, United States; Research and Development 

Institute, Inc., United States. Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612967. Carthamus tinctorius L. 

Cultivar. "MONTOLA 2003". PVP 200000160; CV-25. Pedigree - Derived from 

a single F4 plant selected from a multi-cross/Montola 2000. The 

multi-cross involved cultivars: S-317, Sidney Selection 87-14-6, Sidney 

Selection 87-42-3, Sidney Selection 88-45-4, USB, N4051, Gila, Cargill 

1653, Cargill Dwarf, Royal, AC-1, Dart, VFR-1, 012-251-3-2, 012-251-3-5, 

S-304, S-541. The fatty acid composition of safflower oil from Montola 

2003 at Sidney, MT averaged 808 gkg-1 oleic acid, 128 gkg-1 linoleic, 39 

gkg-1 palmitic, and 15 gkg-1 stearic acid compared with 805 gkg-1 oleic, 

121 gkg-1 linoleic, 41 gkg-1 palmitic, and 16 gkg-1 stearic acid for 

Montola 2000. Total saturated fatty acid content for both cultivars 

ranged from 66 to 70 gkg-1. Has a neutral taste. Recommended for dryland 

and irrigated production in Montana and western N. Dakota; provides high 

quality high oleic low saturated fatty acid safflower oil for specialty 

oil market. Plants have spines on the leaf tips and along leaf margins 

and involucral bracts. Flower color is yellow in the bud and full bloom. 

Upon drying, the flower color is light orange to orange. Seed has 

predominantly bright white (normal) hull preferred by the birdseed 

market, is similar in seed size to Montola 2000 and averages 3.06 g/100 

seeds. Classified as medium maturity (120 d); flowers 1 to 2 days later 

than Montola 2000. Under dryland conditions at Sidney, MT, Montola 2003 

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is 4 cm taller than Montola 2000; under irrigated conditions it is 

approxomately 8 cm taller. Appears moderately resistant to Alternaria 

leaf spot and moderately resistant to Pseudomonas bacterial blight. In 

dryland trials at Sidney, MT during 1996-99, averaged 1922 kgha-1 with a 

test weight of 32.1 kghl-1, seed oil content of 380 gkg-1, plant height 

of 60.5 cm, compared with 1837 kgha-1; 29.9 kghl-1; 374 gkg-1; and 55.0 

cm respectively for Montola 2000. In irrigated trials at Sidney, MT 

during 1996-99, averaged 2616 kgha-1 with a test weight of 29.3 kghl-1; 

a seed oil content of 367 gkg-1; plant height of 71.0 cm compared with 

2122 kgha-1; 27.3 kghl-1; 370 gkg-1; 62.5 cm respectively for Montola 

2000. 

The following were developed by Advanta USA, Inc., United States. Received 

03/21/2000. 

PI 612968. Zea mays L. subsp. mays 

Cultivar. "ZS4199". PVP 200000161. 








Cultivar. "ZPS-5LZ". PVP 200000164. 

The following were developed by FFR Cooperative, United States. Received 

03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. "566W"; VA93-51-42. PVP 200000165. Pedigree - Coker 

78-23//Coker 65-20/Arthur. 

The following were developed by Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station, 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612973 PVPO. Avena sativa L. 

Cultivar. "LA604". PVP 200000166. 

The following were developed by Phytogen Seed Company, LLC, United States. 

Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612974 PVPO. Gossypium hirsutum L. 

Cultivar. "PSC 355". PVP 200000167. 



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Cultivar. "SERENE". PVP 200000170. 

The following were developed by South Dakota Agric. Exp. Station, Highmore, 

South Dakota, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. "TURNER". PVP 200000171. 

The following were developed by Cornell University, New York Agric. Exp. 

Station, Ithaca, New York, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 

PI 612977 PVPO. Cucurbita pepo L. 

Cultivar. "NY97-389". PVP 200000172. 

The following were developed by Pybas Vegetable Seed Company, P.O. Box 868, 

Santa Maria, California 93456, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. "BLACKJACK". PVP 200000173. 

The following were developed by Pickseed West, Inc., P.O. Box 888, 33149 

Highway 99E, Tangent, Oregon 97389, United States. Received 03/21/2000. 


Cultivar. "TRANSIST". PVP 200000174. 




Cultivar. "GC-120". PVP 200000175. 







The following were developed by Jeff Pedersen, USDA, ARS, University of 

Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0937, United States; 

John J. Toy, USDA, ARS, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Dept. of Agronomy, 

Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0937, United States. Received 02/07/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. N313. GP-587. Pedigree - zera zera ms3 x IA28. 

Released 07/1999. Fertility restorer in A1 cytoplasm. Plant color 

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purple, white seeds, normal endosperm, no pigmented testa, awnless, and 

juicy stems. At Mead, NE, 6 days later in maturity and 7 cm shorter than 

BWheatland. In hybrid combination, grain yields equivalent to AWheatland 

x RT x 430. Source of IA28 derived materials suited for production of 

high quality grain for feed or food in the northern portion of the U.S. 

sorghum production area. 


Breeding. Pureline. N314. GP-588. Pedigree - tIA28 x SDS3953. Released 

07/1999. Fertility restorer in A1 cytoplasm. Plant color tan, white 

seeds, normal endosperm, no pigmented testa, awnless, and juicy stems. 

At Mead, NE, 12 days later in maturity and 18 cm shorter than 


x RT x 430. Source of IA28 derived materials suited for production of 

high quality grain for feed or food in the northern portion of the U.S. 

sorghum production area. 


Breeding. Pureline. N315. GP-589. Pedigree - tIA28 x SDS3953. Released 

07/1999. Fertility restorer in A1 cytoplasm. Plant color tan, white 

seeds, normal endosperm, no pigmented testa, awnless, and juicy stems. 

At Mead, NE, 10 days later in maturity and 12 cm shorter than 


x RT x 430. Excellent panicle exertion. Source of IA28 derived materials 

suited for the production of high quality grain for feed or food in the 

northern portion of the U.S. sorghum production area. 


Genetic. Pureline. N316. GS-96. Pedigree - BMartin ms1ms1/*4 BWheatland. 

Released 07/1999. Segregated for male-sterility at the expected 

frequency of 3 fertile: 1 sterile. Test crosses among 5 genetic stocks 

verified they were non-allelic. 













Released 07/1999. Segregated at slightly higher frequency than expected 

(659 fertile: 257 sterile). Test crosses among 5 genetic stocks verified 

they were non-allelic. 


Genetic. Pureline. N320. GS-100. Pedigree - BMartin a1a1/*4 BWheatland. 

Released 07/1999. Segregated for male sterility at a lower frequency 

than expected (707 fertile: 97 sterile). Test crosses among 5 genetic 

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stocks verified they were non-allelic. 


Genetic. Pureline. N321. GS-101. Pedigree - S8 segregate of a single S3 

family from: BTx398 ms3ms3/BTx630/BTx630. Released 07/1999. Seed white 

and tan necrotic plant color. Resembles BTx630, but has normal 

endosperm. 





endosperm. 




and tan necrotic plant color. Resembles BTx630, but has normal endosperm. 





endosperm. 



family from:BTx398 ms3ms3/BTx630/BTx630. Released 07/1999. Seed white 

and tan necrotic plant color. Resembles BTx630, but has normal endosperm. 



family from: BTx398 ms3ms3/BTx630/BTx630. Released 07/1999. Seed red and 

tan necrotic plant color. Resembles BTx630, but has normal endosperm. 



















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and purple necrotic plant color. Resembles BTx630, but has normal 

endosperm. 





endosperm. 





endosperm. 





endosperm. 





endosperm. 




purple necrotic plant color. Resembles BTx398, but has normal endosperm. 

















The following were donated by Alan Whittemore, USDA/ARS, University of 

Georgia, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Griffin, Georgia 30223-1797, 

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United States; Issik Dendrarium, Aktogai, Kazakhstan. Received 03/04/1992. 

PI 613012. Ampelopsis hybrid 

Cultivated. Ames 18932. Pedigree - Parents likely include A. 

brevipedunculata, A. aconitifolia, and A. cordata. Population extremely 

variable for leaf shape, pubescence, and fruit color. 

The following were collected by Manuel Cardoso Alves, Jardim Botanico da 

Universidade de Coimbra, Arcos do Jardim, Coimbra, Coimbra 3049, Portugal; 

Jaime Ventura Forte, Jardim Botanico da Universidade de Coimbra, Arcos do 

Jardim, Coimbra, Coimbra 3049, Portugal. Donated by Jardim Botanico da 

Universidade de Coimbra, Arcos do Jardim, Coimbra, Coimbra 3000-393, Portugal. 

Received 06/02/1998. 

PI 613013. Antirrhinum majus subsp. cirrhigerum (Ficalho) Franco 

Wild. Index Seminum 1159; Ames 24674. Collected 07/22/1997 in Coimbra, 

Portugal. Latitude 40° 8' N. Longitude 8° 51' W. Gala, in the 

vicinity of Figueira da Foz. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS-Midwest Area, National Center for 

Agricultural Utilization Research, 1815 North University Street, Peoria, 

Illinois 61604, United States. Received 01/29/1998. 

PI 613014. Antirrhinum molle L. 

Wild. NU 46486; Ames 24202. 

The following were donated by J.L. Hudson, Seedsman, Star Route 2, Box 337, 

La Honda, California 94020-9733, United States. Received 04/04/2000. 

PI 613015. Achyranthes bidentata Blume 

Cultivated. ACHY-6; Ames 26014; Ox-Knee; Niu-Xi. Developed in China. 

Slender spikes of small flowers. Broad oval leaves. Large 

greenish-purple stems with joints resembling an ox's knee. Germinates 

in 1 to 2 weeks at 70 degrees. Used in Chinese medicine as a "blood 

invigorator". Also has effects on the uterus, and is used during labor. 

The following were donated by Willowwood Arboretum, Morris County Park 

Commission, 53 East Hanover Avenue, P.O. Box 1295, Morristown, New Jersey 


PI 613016. Aronia melanocarpa (Michx.) Elliott 

Wild. Index Seminum 5; Ames 22079. Collected in Massachusetts, United 


Elevation 329 m. Petersham. 

The following were donated by Karl Hammer, Inst. fur Pflanzengenetik und 

Kulturpflanzenforschung, (IPK), Genebank, Gatersleben, Saxony-Anhalt D-06466, 

Germany. Received 06/10/1993. 

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PI 613017. Calendula arvensis L. 

Wild. CAL 40/88; Ames 21122. Collected in Morocco. South from Ersaonioa. 

The following were donated by Robert Kleiman, USDA, ARS, National Center for 

Agric., Utilization Research, Peoria, Illinois 61604, United States; Thompson 

& Morgan Ltd., London Road, Ipswich, England 1P2 0BA, United Kingdom. 

Received 01/30/1992. 

PI 613018. Calendula officinalis L. 

Cultivar. "Orange Sunshine"; NU 40514; Ames 18462. 

The following were donated by Quentin Jones, Crops Research Division - 

USDA-ARS, New Crops Research Branch, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, 

Maryland 20705-2350, United States; Thompson & Morgan Ltd., London Road, 

Ipswich, England 1P2 0BA, United Kingdom; USDA, ARS-Midwest Area, National 

Center for Agricultural Utilization Research, 1815 North University Street, 

Peoria, Illinois 61604, United States. Received 01/29/1998. 


Cultivar. "Pacific Cream Beauty"; NU 40516; Ames 24243. 

The following were donated by Waller Flowerseed Company, P.O. Box 935, 4th 

and Obispo Streets, Guadalupe, California 93434, United States. Received 

04/04/1962. 


Cultivar. "Pacific Beauty Type W-F Formula Blend"; CO-6; NSL 15439. 




PI 613021. Calendula suffruticosa subsp. fulgida (Raf.) Ohle 

Wild. CAL 62/90; Ames 21135. Collected in Sicily, Italy. Latitude 

38° 1' N. Longitude 12° 29' E. Mount Erice near Trapani. 

The following were collected by Charles Tubesing, The Holden Arboretum, 9500 

Sperry Road, Kirtland, Ohio 44094-5172, United States; Rick J. Lewandowski, 

Morris Arboretum, The University of Pennsylvania, 9414 Meadowbrook Road, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118, United States; Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, 

National Germplasm Repository, U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, District 

of Columbia 20002, United States; Kris Bachtell, The Morton Arboretum, 4100 

Illinois Route 53, Lisle, Illinois 60532-1293, United States. Donated by 

Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, National Germplasm Repository, U.S. National 

Arboretum, Washington, District of Columbia 20002, United States. Received 

01/12/1995. 

PI 613022. Cornus bretschneideri L. Henry 

Wild. BJG-062; Ames 22260. Collected 09/18/1994 in Beijing, China. 

Latitude 40° 32' 14" N. Longitude 115° 47' 16" E. Elevation 1210 

m. Da Zhaung Ke (Old Village), Song Shan Forest Preserve, Yanqing 

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County. Growing in full sun in soil trapped between boulders; in wet 

season plant is standing in water, otherwise the site is rather dry. 

Deciduous, multi-stemmed, upright arching shrub, 3 to 4 meters tall. 

Leaves ovate to ovate lanceolate, 2.5 to 3.5 cm long with a tapered 

apex. Stems to approximately five years old are bright red. Pedicels of 

infloresences are bright red, bearing fruit that are black, green and 

white. 




PI 613023. Dianthus chinensis L. 

Uncertain. DIA 7/88; Ames 21154. Collected in Hwanghae Puk, Korea, North. 

Latitude 38° 20' 30" N. Longitude 126° 7' 36" E. Rinzan. 

The following were collected by Geza Kosa, A Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia, 

Okologiai es Botanikai Kutatointezetenek, Botanikus Kertje, Vacratot, Pest 

H-2163, Hungary. Donated by Botanical Garden, Institute of Ecology and 

Botany, of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Vacratot, Pest H-2163, Hungary. 

Received 06/02/1998. 

PI 613024. Gypsophila muralis L. 

Wild. Index Seminum 181; Ames 24663. Collected 1997 in Hajdu-Bihar, 

Hungary. Latitude 47° 44' N. Longitude 21° 6' E. Near 

Ujszentmargita. National Park at the northeast part of the Great 

Hungarian Plain, Hortobagy. Forest steppes and loess grassland. 

The following were donated by Ogrod Botaniczny Uniwersytetu Im. Adama 

Mickiewicza, ul. Dabrowskiego 165, Poznan, Poznan 60-594, Poland. Received 

09/28/1993. 

PI 613025. Gypsophila repens L. 

Cultivated. 550; Ames 21510. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS-Midwest Area, National Center for 

Agricultural Utilization Research, 1815 North University Street, Peoria, 

Illinois 61604, United States. Received 01/29/1998. 

PI 613026. Lavatera cachemiriana Cambess. 

Wild. 3655; NU 46584; Ames 24393. 

The following were donated by Leibniz-Inst fur Pflanzengenetik und 

Kulturpflanzenforschung, Genebank, Corrensstrasse 3, Gatersleben, 

Saxony-Anhalt D-06466, Germany; University of Lisbon, Botanical Garden, 

Lisbon, Lisboa 1600, Portugal. Received 02/05/1997. 

PI 613027. Malva sylvestris L. 

Cultivated. MALVA 70/79; Ames 23645. 

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Received 06/02/1998. 

PI 613028. Malva sylvestris L. 

Wild. Index Seminum 915; Ames 24695. Collected 06/22/1997 in Coimbra, 

Portugal. Latitude 40° 4' N. Longitude 8° 27' W. Povoa da Pega, 

in the vicinity of Condeixa. 

The following were donated by Goncalo Sampaio, Instituto de Botanica, 

Universidade Do Porto, 1191 Rua do Campo Alegre, Porto, Porto 4100, Portugal. 

Received 08/13/1992. 

PI 613029. Malva tournefortiana L. 

Wild. Index Seminum 301; 890626; Ames 19351. Collected in Vila Real, 

Portugal. Latitude 41° 11' N. Longitude 7° 33' W. 

Bateiras-Pinhao, Tras-os-Montes Province. 

The following were collected by Normand Cornellier, Montreal Botanic Garden, 

4101 Rue Sherbrooke Est., Montreal, Quebec HIX 2B2, Canada; C. Picotte, 

Montreal Botanic Garden, Svc. Loisirs Development Communautaire, 4101 Rue 

Sherbrooke Est., Montreal, Quebec H1X 2B2, Canada; Lucille Savoie. Donated by 

Montreal Botanic Garden, 4101 Rue Sherbrooke Est., Montreal, Quebec HIX 2B2, 


PI 613030. Parthenocissus vitacea (Knerr) Hitchc. 

Wild. Index Seminum 410; Ames 13139. Collected 09/14/1989 in Quebec, 

Canada. Latitude 46° 36' N. Longitude 72° 5' W. 

Saint-Charles-des-Grondines, Co. Portneuf. 

The following were collected by D. Blazkova; R. Neuhausl; Z. Neuhauslova. 

Donated by Botanical Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of Science, Prague, 

Central Bohemia D-252 43, Czech Republic. Received 03/16/1990. 

PI 613031. Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Siebold & Zucc.) Planch. 

Wild. Index Seminum 504; Ames 13198. Collected in Pyongyang, Korea, 

North. Latitude 39° 0' N. Longitude 125° 40' E. Elevation 230 m. 

Province of Pyongyang City, Lyonaksan near northwest part of the city. 

The following were collected by Mark P. Widrlechner, USDA, ARS, Iowa State 

University, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Ames, Iowa 50011-1170, 


PI 613032. Rhus copallinum L. 

Wild. Ames 3052. Collected 1984 in Indiana, United States. Latitude 

41° 44' N. Longitude 85° 1' W. Elevation 317 m. NW 1/4 of NE 1/4 

of Section 32, Jamestown Township, T38N, R13E, Steuben County. Large 

shrub. Seed from single clone with dark green, lustrous leaves. 

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The following were donated by Botanical Garden, Institute of Ecology and 


Received 09/20/1990. 

PI 613033. Sorbaria tomentosa (Lindl.) Rehder 

Cultivated. Index Seminum 2478; Ames 14222. 

The following were collected by University of Alberta, Devonian Botanic 

Garden and Field Laboratory, Department of Botany, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E1, 


PI 613034. Spiraea betulifolia Pall. 

Wild. Index Seminum 344; Ames 22838. Collected 04/1996 in British 

Columbia, Canada. Latitude 51° 46' N. Longitude 120° 1' W. 

Elevation 590 m. Clearwater-Wells Gray area, side bank at Wells Gray 

main road, 14 km from Clearwater junction. Lower oroboreal zone. 

The following were collected by Charles Tubesing, The Holden Arboretum, 9500 

Sperry Road, Kirtland, Ohio 44094-5172, United States; Rick J. Lewandowski, 

Morris Arboretum, The University of Pennsylvania, 9414 Meadowbrook Road, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19118, United States; Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, 

National Germplasm Repository, U.S. National Arboretum, Washington, District 

of Columbia 20002, United States; Kris Bachtell, The Morton Arboretum, 4100 

Illinois Route 53, Lisle, Illinois 60532-1293, United States. Donated by 

Shawn Belt, USDA, ARS, U.S. National Arboretum, National Germplasm 

Repository, Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769-9157, United States; Edward J. Garvey, 

USDA, ARS, National Germplasm Repository, U.S. National Arboretum, 

Washington, District of Columbia 20002, United States. Received 01/12/1995. 

PI 613035. Spiraea trilobata L. 

Wild. BJG-010; NA 64519; Ames 22275. Collected 09/14/1994 in Beijing, 

China. Latitude 40° 36' 47" N. Longitude 117° 22' 54" E. 

Elevation 635 m. Yong Xiu Gou, (Valley with Beautiful Clouds), Wuling 

Shan Preserve, Miyun County. Growing in rocks near the stream. 

Deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub with upright billowing habit. 2 meters 

tall and 3 to 4 meters wide. Older stems gray and one year old stems 

light brown to amber. Blue green foliage above, light green on the 

undersurface. Some late season foliar damage. 

The following were donated by Botanical Garden, Institute of Ecology and 


Received 05/22/1989. 

PI 613036. Symphoricarpos albus (L.) S. F. Blake 

Cultivated. Index Seminum 1042; Ames 10319. Collected in Hungary. 

Latitude 47° 42' N. Longitude 19° 15' E. Elevation 130 m. 

Growing in Botanical Garden located in a northern extension of the Great 

Hungarian Plains, 7 km east from the Danhube River. On alluvial clay, 

loam, and light sand of the Szod-Rakos streamlet valley. 

The following were donated by Agriculture Canada, Research Branch, Research 

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Station, Unit 100-101 Route 100, Morden, Manitoba R6M 1Y5, Canada. Received 

04/02/1990. 

PI 613037. Symphoricarpos occidentalis Hook. 

Wild. Index Seminum 19; Ames 13496. Collected in Manitoba, Canada. 

Latitude 50° 20' N. Longitude 99° 0' W. 

The following were donated by Norges Landbrukshogskole, Aas, Akershus, Norway. 

Received 03/07/1984. 

PI 613038. Tripterygium regelii Sprague & Takeda 

Cultivated. Index Seminum 102; Ames 2886. Collected in Norway. As. 

The following were collected by Howard Scott Gentry, Crops Research Division 

- USDA-ARS, Horticultural Crops Research Branch, Plant Introduction Section, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Received 03/22/2000. 

PI 613039. Zinnia bicolor (DC.) Hemsl. 

Wild. 22052; Separation from PI 319385; Ames 26012. Collected 1966 in 

Chihuahua, Mexico. Latitude 26° 52' N. Longitude 106° 50' W. 

Elevation 1829 m. Along road to Huachochic, 72 miles west of Parral. 

Grama grassland. Yellow-orange rays with a red spot at the base. 




PI 613040. Trifolium stellatum L. 

Wild. WJK 26; Grif 12630; W6 2761. Collected 05/1989 in Syria. Latitude 

36° 17' N. Longitude 37° 2' E. Elevation 400 m. Wheat field near 

large cement factory about 10km northeast of Aleppo. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS, Plant Science Research Division, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705, United States. Received 1961. 

PI 613041. Trifolium incarnatum L. 

Cultivar. "CHIEF"; FC 35389. CV-2. 

The following were donated by University of Georgia, Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Athens, Georgia 30602, United States. Received 1961. 


Cultivar. THORNTON. 

The following were donated by Talladega Seed Grws, Alaska, United States. 



Cultivar. TALLADEGA. 

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The following were donated by Autauga Reseeding Clover, Prattville, Alabama, 



Cultivar. AUTAUGA. 

The following were donated by Auburn University, Alabama Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Auburn, Alabama, United States. Received 1961. 


Cultivar. AUBURN. 

The following were donated by University of Georgia, Georgia Agr. Exp. Sta., 

Athens, Georgia 30602, United States. Received 1963. 


Cultivar. ALLEN. 


Cultivar. HARDY. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS Plant Industry Station, Crops 

Research Division, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Received 

1964. 


Cultivar. FC 36871; KENTUCKY SELECTION. 

The following were donated by Norman L. Taylor, University of Kentucky, 

Department of Agronomy, N-122 Agric. Sci. Bldg.-N, Lexington, Kentucky 

40546-0019, United States. Received 1985. 


Breeding. KY C-1. GP-60. 

The following were donated by G. Ray Smith, Texas A&M University, Research & 

Extension Center, P.O. Box E, Overton, Texas 75684-0290, United States. 



Breeding. CHI-1. GP-62. 

The following were collected by USDA, ARS, U.S. National Arboretum, Woody 

Landscape Plant Germplasm Repository, Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769, United 

States. Donated by Elizabeth A. Hinkle, USDA, ARS, U.S. National Arboretum, 

National Germplasm Repository, Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769-9157, United States. 

Received 01/31/2000. 

PI 613051. Malus baccata (L.) Borkh. 

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Wild. KSW 3699; NA 56637; GMAL 4570. Collected 08/15/1985 in Cholla Puk, 

Korea, South. Latitude 35° 35' 35" N. Longitude 126° 32' E. 

Elevation 40 m. Cholla-Bukto, Puan Gun, Sannae Myon, Tochong-ri, Mohang 

- on west side of Mohang. Dense thicket along and in stream bed of rocky 

stream; locally common. Small irregular multi-stemmed decid tree ca 3 

m. tall with spreading crown. Trunk with many stout gray spines, bark 

lustrous, pale gray. Foliage thick, clean, handsome. Leaves lustrous 

med. green above, paler beneath. Petioles often pink or red. Fruit 

glossy, yellow blushed bright red, 9 mm. long, 11 mm. diameter, pedicles 

red. 

The following were collected by Tiecheng Cui, Xian Botanic Garden, Cuihua 

South Rd., Xian City, Shaanxi 710061, China. Donated by Elizabeth A. Hinkle, 

USDA, ARS, U.S. National Arboretum, National Germplasm Repository, Glenn 

Dale, Maryland 20769-9157, United States. Received 06/1995. 


Wild. CUI 3042; NA 3042; NA 67477. Collected 09/28/1994 in Shaanxi, 

China. Elevation 2200 m. Lannihu 123 km., Ningxi Forestry Bureau, 

Ningshaan County. 

The following were collected by Peter Bristol, The Holden Arboretum, 9500 

Sperry Road, Kirtland, Ohio 44060-5172, United States; William Thomas, 


States. Donated by Elizabeth A. Hinkle, USDA, ARS, U.S. National Arboretum, 

National Germplasm Repository, Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769-9157, United States. 

Received 01/31/2000. 


Wild. NA 61698; GMAL 4572. Collected 09/28/1989 in Kangwon, Korea, South. 


m. Kang-won Do, Chiak San. Collection tree growing on streamside. 

Growing with Pinus densiflora, Robinia, Morus. Fruit dark red, fairly 

showy. Bark brownish gray, some exfoliation. Multi-stemmed, 6-7 m tall. 

Largest DBH, 15 cm. 


Wild. NA 61740; GMAL 4573. Collected 10/04/1989 in Kyongsang Puk, Korea, 

South. Latitude 36° 56' 45" N. Longitude 128° 25' 50" E. 

Elevation 380 m. Kyongsang Pukto, Rte. 31. By edge of stream with 

Rhamnus, Staphylea, Salix, Pinus densiflora. Leaves glossy dark green. 

Fruit glossy dark red. 

The following were developed by E. Villalobos, Grain and Seed Research 

Center, University of Costa Rica, School of Agronomy, San Jose, Costa Rica; 

F. Camacho, Grain and Seed Research Center, University of Costa Rica, School 

of Agronomy, San Jose, Costa Rica. Received 04/07/2000. 


Cultivar. "CIGRAS-06". CV-439. Pedigree - Padre (PI 518665) x Duocrop. 

Semideterminate classified as Maturity Group X. When grown under 

decreasing photoperiods (August through December), flowers and matures 

50 and 108 days after sowing, respectively, one week later than Jupiter 

and IAC-8 (Maturity Group IX). Adapts well in low tropics. Compared at 

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four locations with Brazilian cv. IAC-8, most widely produced in Costa 

Rica, was 15% higher in seed yield. When evaluated in Nicaragua, was 44% 

higher in seed yield and matured 33 days earlier than GEA-CH86, the most 

commonly cultivated variety in Nicaragua. Flowers white, tawny 

pubescence, tan pods at maturity, and yellow seeds with black hila. 

Average plant height of 112 cm and average height to first pod of 31 cm. 

Average lodging resistance score of 1.7 in a 1-5 scale. Has 20.1% oil 

and 38.9% seed protein and is fairly resistant to most common soybean 

diseases in Costa Rica. 


Cultivar. "CIGRAS-51". CV-440. Pedigree - (Padre X Duocrop) X (IAC-8 X 

Kanto-101). Semideterminate that lacks lipoxigenases 2 and 3 and that 

could be classified as Maturity Group IX or X. When grown under 

decreasing photoperiod (August through December), flowers and matures 46 

and 100 days after sowing, respectively, 4 days later than IAC-8. Adapts 

well to low tropics. Compared with IAC-8, 12% higher in seed yield in 

Guanacaste, and 18% higher in seed yield in San Carolos and Upala. 

Flowers white, tawny pubescence, dark brown pods at maturity, and dull 

yellow seeds with gray hila. Shown an average plant height of 94 cm and 

an average height to first pod of 20 cm. Resistant to lodging and is 

fairly resistant to most common soybean diseases in Costa Rica. 

The following were developed by Mike Stephenson, USDA-ARS, Georgia Coastal 

Plain Exp Sta, PO Box 748, Tifton, Georgia 31793, United States; Albert 

Johnson, Clemson University, Pee Dee Res. & Edu. Center, Route 1, Box 531, 

Florence, South Carolina 29501-9603, United States; R. F. Severson, USDA, 

ARS, Phytochemical Research, Russel Agr. Research Center, Athens, Georgia 

30613, United States; Verne A. Sisson, North Carolina State University, Crop 

Science Department, Oxford Tobacco Research Station, Oxford, North Carolina 

27565, United States; D. Michael Jackson, USDA, ARS, U.S. Vegetable 

Laboratory, 2700 Savannah Highway, Charleston, South Carolina 29414, United 

States; J.G. Carnell, Clemson University, Pee Dee Res. and Educ. Center, 

Florence, South Carolina 29506, United States. Received 04/07/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. CU 165. GP-54. Pedigree - McNair 944/Dawma//McHair 

944. Flue-cured line with high resistance to the tobacco budworm 

(Heliothis virescens). The leaf chemical factors responsible for 

resistance have recently been identified as diterpene glycosides. 


Breeding. Pureline. CU 1097. GP-55. Pedigree - Selection for aphid 

resistance from Tobacco Introduction (TI) 1341. Resistance to the 

tobacco aphid (Myzus nicotianae). Contains high levels of duvatrienols 

and sucrose esters. 

The following were developed by Elizabeth A. Lee, University of Guelph, 

Department of Plant Agriculture, Crop Science Building, Guelph, Ontario N1G 

2W1, Canada; R. Chakravarty, University of Guelph, Dept. of Plant 

Agriculture, Crop Science Building, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Canada; B. Good, 

University of Guelph, Dept. of Plant Agriculture, Crop Science Building, 

Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Canada; M.J. Ash, University of Guelph, Dept. of 

Plant Agriculture, Crop Science Building, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Canada; 

L.W. Kannenberg, University of Guelph, Dept. of Plant Agriculture, Crop 

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Science Building, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Canada. Donated by Elizabeth A. 

Lee, University of Guelph, Department of Plant Agriculture, Crop Science 

Building, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Canada. Received 10/26/1999. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynA CO. GP-512. Pedigree - Synthesized from 20 

short-seasons sources: (EMCT-6(op), EMCT-2(op), Haapala175, Pride5, 

United108, Ox303, (CO168 x CO24), Golden Glow, Rutherford(op), (Co113 x 

W103), Manitoba cold resistant synthetic Schindelmeiser F2, CG6, Pioneer 

experimental-1, KAS H1, (A498 x W103), MC101, W9, (Manitoba cold 

resistant synthetic x Northwestern Dent),(Northwestern Dent x 

Schindelmeiser). 2600 CHU population adapted for short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynA(S) C7. GP-513. Pedigree - Synthesized from 

20 short-seasons sources: (EMCT-6(op), EMCT-2(op), Haapalal75, Pride5, 

United108, Ox303, (CO168 x CO24), Golden Glow, Rutherford (op), Co113 x 

W103), Manitoba cold resistant synthetic, MC101, W9, (Manitoba cold 

resistant synthetic xNorthwestern Dent), (Northwestern Dent x 


environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynA (HS) C18. GP-514. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from 20 short-seasons sources: (EMCT-6(op), EMCT-2(op), Haapala175, 

Pride5, United108, Ox303, (CO168 x CO24), Golden Glow, Rutherford(op), 

(Co113 x W103), Manitoba cold resistant synthetic, Schindelmeiser F2, 

CG6, Pioneer experimental-1,KAS H1, (A498 x W103), MC101, W9, (Manitoba 

cold resistant synthetic x Northwestern Dent), (Northwestern Dent x 


environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynA(RRS) C7. GP-515. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from 20 short-seasons sources: (EMCT-6(op), EMCT-2(op), Haapala175, 

Pride5, United108, Ox303, (CO168 x CO24), Golden Glow, (Rutherford(op), 

(Co113 x W103), Manitoba cold resistant synthetic, Schindelmeiser F2, 

CG6, Pioneer experimental-1, KAS H1, (A498 x W103), Mc101, W9, (Manitoba 

cold resistant synthetic x Northwestern Dent), (Northwestern Dent x 

Schindelmeiser). 2600 CHU population adapted for short-seasonsed 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynB(S) C7. GP-516. Pedigree - Synthesized from 

F2 of crosses between high altitude races from Colombian Andes (Rocamex 

V7, Blanco Rubi, and Cundinamarca 410) and W103, V3, CO113, ND203, A498, 

and CO106. 2600 CHU population. Early but later than CG-SynA(S) and less 

tolerant to high populations. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynB(HS) C18. GP-517. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from F2 of crosses between high altitude races from Colombian Andes 

(Rocamex V7, Blanco Rubi, and Cundinamarca 410) and W103, V3, CO113, 

ND203, A498, and CO106. 2600 CHU population. Early, but later than 

CG-SynA(S) and less tolerant to high population. 

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Breeding. Population. CG-SynC(S) C3. GP-518. Pedigree - Cycle O was from 

the 5th recombination of a population developed at Penn State Univ. in 

1961 by crossing some 1400 accessions from the world collection with 

Golden Cross Bantam sweet corn. 2700 CHU population adapted to 

short-seasoned environments. Tillers heavily. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Wigor CO. GP-519. Pedigree - Wigor is an early 

European dent variety, which may have originated from the population 

Wisconsin 25 (LWK personal communication). Excellent GCA. 2550 CHU 

population adapted to short-seasoned environments. Excellent general 

combining ability. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Wigor(S)C3. GP-520. Pedigree - Wigor is an 

early European dent variety, which may have originated from the 

population Wisconsin 25 (LWK personal communication). Excellent GCA. 

2550 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. Excellent 

general combing ability. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Wigor(RRS) C7. GP-521. Pedigree - Wigor is an 

early European dent variety, which may have originated from the 

population Wisconsin 25 (LWK personal communication). Excellent GCA. 

2550 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. Excellent 

general combining ability. 


Breeding. Population. CG-HOPE Elite A (RRS) C6. GP-522. Pedigree - 

Population represents the highest performing level of the A set of 

populations in the Hierarchical Open-ended Population Enrichment (HOPE) 

breeding system. 2650 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-HOPE Elite B (RRS) C6. GP-523. Pedigree - 

Population represents the highest performing level of the B set of 

populations in the Hierarchical Open-ended Population Enrichment (HOPE) 

breeding system. 2650 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Stiff Stalk CO. GP-524. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from 18 elite inbreds (A665, A632, A634, A635, A664, A669, B14A, B37, 

B73, CH591-23, CH586-12, CH591-36, CM105, CM174, H84, MS153, N28, SD24) 

from the BSSS heterotic pattern. CO263 used as the source of earliness. 

2700 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Stiff Stalk (RRS) C5. GP-525. Pedigree - 

Synthesized from 18 elite inbreds (A665, A632, A634, A635, A664, A669, 

B14A, B37, B73, CH591-23, CH586-12, CH591-36, CM105, CM174, H84, MS153, 

N28, SD24) from the BSSS heterotic pattern. CO263 used as the source of 

earliness. 2700 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. 

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Breeding. Population. CG-Stiff Stalk(S) C5. GP-526. Pedigree - 


B14A, B37, B73, CH591-23, CH586-12, CH591-36, CM105, Cm174, H84, MS153, 

N28, SD24) from the BSSS heterotic pattern. CO263 was used as the source 

of earliness. 2700 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Stiff Stalk (Combined S & RRS) C4. GP-527. 

Pedigree - Synthesized from 18 elite inbreds (A665, A632, A634, A635, 

A664, A669, B14A, B37, B73, CH591-23, CH586-12, Ch591-36, CM105, CM174, 

H84, MS153, N28, SD24) from the BSSS heterotic pattern. CO263 was used 

as the source of earliness. 2700 CHU population adapted to 

short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Lancaster CO. GP-528. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from 26 elite inbreds (A619, A661, A662, A663, A666, A667, A668, CH24, 

CH661-17, CH663-8, MS71, Oh545, Oh551, Pa762, SD23, SDp310, Va26, Va35, 

W64AHt, W117HHt, W153RHt, W406, CH671-7, CH671-28, H99, Mo17Ht) and 1 

hybrid, Mo17Ht x WI53RHt, from the Lancaster heterotic pattern. Ox553 

used as the source of earliness. 2700 CHU population adapted to 



Breeding. Population. CG-Lancaster (RRS) C5. GP-529. Pedigree - 


A668, CH24, CH661-17, CH663-8, MS71, Oh545, Oh551, Pa762, SD23, SDp310, 

Va26, Va35, W64AHt, W117HHT, W153Rht, W406, CH671-7, CH671-28, H99, 

Mo17Ht) and 1 hybrid, Mo17Ht x W153RHt, from the Lancaster heterotic 

pattern. Ox553 used as the source of earliness. 2700 CHU population 

adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Lancaster (S) C5. GP-530. Pedigree - 


A668, CH24, CH661-17, Ch663-8, MS71, Oh545, Oh551, Pa762, SD23, SDp310, 

Va26, Va35, W64AHt, W117HHt, W153RHt, W406, CH671-7, CH671-28, H99, 

Mo17Ht) and 1 hybrid, Mo17Ht x WI53RHt, from the Lancaster heterotic 

pattern. Ox553 used as the source of earliness. 2700 CHU population 

adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Lancaster (combined S & RRS) C4. GP-531. 

Pedigree - Synthesized from 26 elite inbreds (A619, A661, A662, A663, 

A666, A667, A668, CH24, CH661-17, CH663-8, MS71, Oh545, Oh551, Pa762, 

SD23, SDp310, Va26, Va35, W64AHt, W117HHt, W153RHt, W406, CH671-7, 

CH671-28, H99, Mo17Ht) and 1 hybrid, Mo17Ht x WI53RHt, from the 

Lancaster heterotic pattern. Ox553 used as the source of earliness. 2700 

CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-CBI (RRS) C5. GP-532. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from 6 inbreds (F120, CG6, [CO113)CO113 x (R x BR)-1) CO113-3-1-1], Przy 

Bioia (1468), Malapolanka(1488), Bodenii 1-2-2 (1500)) selected on the 

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asis of reduced susceptibility to first brood corn borer and 

complementary to CG-CBII IRRS). 2900 CHU population adapted to 



Breeding. Population. CG-CBII (RRS) C5. GP-533. Pedigree - Synthesized 

from 11 inbreds (CM169, CM139, RB262, RC150, CG11, CG13, A385, CM40-3, 

A498, Wigor-2-1-2, 3W-775-127-sib-7-6-1) selected on the basis of 

reduced susceptibility to first brood corn borer and complementary to 

CG-CBI (RRS). 2700 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Cross Canada Gene Pool CO. GP-534. Pedigree - 

Synthesized from 12 commercial hybrids that exhibited drought tolerance: 

PAG SX 111, Pioneer 3949, Pioneer 3859, Pioneer 3978, Pioneer 3975A, 

Pioneer 3950, Pickseed 2599, Pickseed 2550, Martyn 8061, First Line 

1626, First Line 1636 (OX713), RothwellOX715. After CO, the population 

was divided into an A and B side for RRS; CO265 was the tester used to 

determine A side. 2750 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Cross Canada Gene Pool A (RRS) C3. GP-535. 

Pedigree - Synthesized from 12 commercial hybrids that exhibited drought 

tolerance: PAG SX 111, Pioneer 3949, Pioneer 3859, Pioneer 3978, Pioneer 

3975A, Pioneer 3950, Pickseed 2599, Pickseed 2550, Martyn 8061, First 

Line 1626, First Line 1636 (OX713), RothwellOX715. After CO, the 

population was divided into an A and B side for RRS; CO265 was the 

tester used to determine A side. 2560 CHU population adapted to 



Breeding. Population. CG-Cross Canada Gene Pool B (RRS) C3. GP-536. 

Pedigree - Synthesized from 12 commerical hybrids that exhibited drought 

tolerance: PAG SX 111, Pioneer 3949, Pioneer 3859, Pioneer 3978, 

Pioneeer 3975A, Pioneer 3950, Pickseed 2599, Pickseed 2550, Martyn 8061, 

First Line 1626, First Line 1636 (OX713), Rothwell OX715. After CO, the 

population was divided into an A and B side for RRS; CO265 was the 

tester used to determine A side. 2750 CHU population adapted to 



Breeding. Population. CG-SynGA CO. GP-537. Pedigree - Synthesized from 

15 elite Guelph inbreds (CG) and one advanced line (94ET13). CG33, CG36, 

CG39, CG55, CG56, CG58, CG59, CG61, CG62, CG66, CG69, CG76, CG82, CG83, 

CG85. 2650 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-SynGB CO. GP-538. Pedigree - Synthesized from 

14 elite Guelph inbreds (CG). CG40, CG42, CG44, CG57, CG63, CG64, CG65, 

CG67, CG68, CG70, CG71, CG72, CG80, CG87. 2650 CHU population adapted to 



Breeding. Population. CG-Schindelmsieser(S) C4. GP-539. Pedigree - 

Open-pollinated flint population from Germany that has been adapted for 

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Guelph, Ontario, Canada, maturity. 2700 CHU population adapted to 

short-seasoned environments. Flint population has good first brood corn 

borer resistance. Poor stalk quality. 


Breeding. Population. CG-[OhS4(S) (C1) x CG-SynA-NL]. GP-540. Pedigree - 

OhS4(S) (C1) developed from BS4 at the Ohio Agric. Res. and Development 

Ctr. Crossed onto CG-SynA-NL, sib-mated for several generations and mass 

selected for earliness. CG-SynA-NL is an early version of CG-SynA 

developed initially by mass selection for earliness for 7 cycles at New 

Liskeard ON (1900 CHU). Later cycles used modified ear-to-row selection. 

2650 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned environments with good 

agronomic performance. 


Breeding. Population. CG-[OhS3(S) (C1) x CG-SynA-NL]. GP-541. Pedigree - 

OhS3(S) (C1) was developed from BS3 at the Ohio Agricultural Res. and 

Development Ctr. It was crossed onto CG-SynA-NL, sib-mated for several 

generations and mass selected for earliness. CG-SynA-NL is an early 

version of CG-SynA developed initially by mass selection for earliness 

for 7 cycles at New Liskeard ON (1900 CHU). Later cycles used modified 

ear-to-row selection. 2650 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments with good agronomic performance. 


Breeding. Population. CG-[BS2 x CG-SynA-NL]. GP-542. Pedigree - BS2 was 

developed at Iowa State Univ. from ETO Composite, a Colombian composite, 

and 6 early Corn Belt inbreds. It was crossed onto CG-Syn-A-NL, 

sib-mated for several generations and mass selected for earliness. 

CG-SynA-NL is an early version of CG-SynA developed initially by mass 

selection for earliness for 7 cycles at New Liskeard ON (1900 CHU). 

Later cycles mused modified ear-to-row selection. 2650 CHU population 

adapted to short-seasoned environments with good agronomic performance. 


Breeding. Population. CG-[BS16 x CG-SynA-NL]. GP-543. Pedigree - BS16 

was developed at Iowa State Univ. by mass selection for adaptation in 

ETO Composite, a Colombian composite. It was crossed onto CG-SYnA-NL, 

sib-mated for several generations and mass selected for earliness. 

CG-SynA-NL is an early version of CG-SynA developed initially by mass 

selection for earliness for 7 cycles at New Liskeard ON (1900 CHU). 

Later cycles used modified ear-to-row selection. 2650 CHU population 

adapted to short-seasoned environments with good agronomic performance. 


Breeding. Population. CG-[Mexican Dent x CG-SynA-NL]. GP-544. Pedigree - 

F1 (Mexican Dent x CG-SynA-NL) x BC1 (CG-SYnA-NL recurrent parent) and 

mass selected for earliness. Results in approx. 37.5% exotic germplasm. 



Breeding. Population. CG-[Cateto Flint x CG-SynA-NL]. GP-545. Pedigree - 

F1 (Cateto Flint x CG-SynA-NL) x BC1 (CG-SynA-NL recurrent parent) and 

mass selected for earliness. Results in approx. 37.5% exotic germplasm. 


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Breeding. Population. CG-Coroico Flour. GP-546. Pedigree - Originally 

developed by Cargill and released publicly as Cargill North Temperate 

Zone Coroico (PI 451692). The CG version underwent 4 generations of 

sib-matings for earliness. 2700 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Cuzco Flour. GP-547. Pedigree - Originally 


Zone Coroico (PI 451692). The CG version underwent 4 generations of 

sibbing for earliness. 2650 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Cateto Flint. GP-548. Pedigree - Originally 


Zone Cateto (PI 451694). The CG version underwent 8 generations of 

sibbing for earliness. 2700 CHU population adapted to short-seasoned 

environments. 


Breeding. Population. CG-Caribbean Flint. GP-549. Pedigree - Originally 


Zone Caribbean Flint-Dent (PI 451690). The CG version underwent 8 

generations of sib-matings for earliness. 2600 CHU population adapted to 


The following were developed by Jardin Botanique Universite Louis Pasteur, 28 

Rue Goethe, Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin F-67083, France. Received 04/07/2000. 

PI 613097. Achyranthes aspera L. 

Cultivated. Index Seminum 71; Ames 26018. 

The following were developed by P. T. Nordquist, University of Nebraska, West 

Central Research & Ext. Center, Route 4, Box 46A, North Platte, Nebraska 

69101, United States; Jimmie H. Hatchett, USDA-ARS, Dept of Entomology, 

Waters Hall, Manhattan, Kansas 66506-4004, United States; Robert A. 

Graybosch, USDA-ARS, University of Nebraska, 314 Biochem Hall, Lincoln, 

Nebraska 68583, United States; P. Stephen Baenziger, University of Nebraska, 

Department of Agronomy, 362D Plant Science Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska 

68583-0915, United States; David D. Baltensperger, University of Nebraska, 

Panhandle Research, & Extension Center, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 69361-4939, 

United States; Don V. McVey, USDA, ARS, University of Minnesota, Cereal Rust 

Laboratory, St. Paul, Minnesota 55105, United States; B. Moreno-Sevilla, 

University of Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, 

United States; John E. Watkins, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Plant 

Pathology, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; C. James Peterson, Oregon 

State University, Crop & Soil Science Dept., 107 Crop Science Bldg., 

Corvallis, Oregon 97331-3002, United States; Lenis A. Nelson, University of 

Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, 342 Keim Hall - E. Campus, Lincoln, 

Nebraska 68583, United States; D.R. Shelton, Wheat Marketing Center, Inc., 

1200 N.W. Naito Parkway, Suit 230, Portland, Oregon 97209, United States; 

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R.W. Elmore, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 

68583, United States; R.N. Klein, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, 

USDA-ARS, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States. Received 04/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "COUGAR"; NE93496; NSGC 8670. CV-900. Pedigree - 

NE85707/Thunderbird = Warrior*5/Agent//Kavkaz/4/NE63218/Kenya 

58/3/Newthatch/2*CTMH//Ponca/*2 Cheyenne/5/Thunderbird (CTMH = 

Cheyenne/Tenmarq/Mediterranean/Hope). Released 2000. Hard red winter 

wheat. Medium-early maturity. Winterhardiness good to very good. Awned, 

white-glumed. Very long coleoptile (similar to Scout 66) with 

exceptional straw strength. Excellent test weight. 

The following were developed by P. T. Nordquist, University of Nebraska, West 

Central Research & Ext. Center, Route 4, Box 46A, North Platte, Nebraska 

69101, United States; Jimmie H. Hatchett, USDA-ARS, Dept of Entomology, 

Waters Hall, Manhattan, Kansas 66506-4004, United States; P. Stephen 

Baenziger, University of Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, 362D Plant Science 

Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States; Clinton E. Peterson, 

USDA, ARS, Department of Horticulture, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 

Wisconsin 53706, United States; David D. Baltensperger, University of 

Nebraska, Panhandle Research, & Extension Center, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 

69361-4939, United States; Don V. McVey, USDA, ARS, University of Minnesota, 

Cereal Rust Laboratory, St. Paul, Minnesota 55105, United States; B. 

Moreno-Sevilla, University of Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, Lincoln, 

Nebraska 68583, United States; D.R. Shelton, University of Nebraska, 

Department of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; John E. 

Watkins, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Plant Pathology, Lincoln, Nebraska 

68583, United States; Lenis A. Nelson, University of Nebraska, Department of 

Agronomy, 342 Keim Hall - E. Campus, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; 

R.W. Elmore, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 

68583, United States; R.N. Klein, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, 

USDA-ARS, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; G. Hein, University of 

Nebraska, Dept. of Entomology, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States. 

Received 04/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MILLENNIUM"; NE94479; NSGC 8671. CV-908; PVP 

200100236. Pedigree - Arapahoe/Abilene/4/Colt/3/Warrior*5/Agent//Kavkaz. 

Released 2000. Hard red winter wheat. Awned, white-glumed. Superior 

adaptation to dryland wheat production systems in Nebraska (except 

southeastern Nebraska) and similar growing areas in South Dakota and 

adjacent states. 

The following were developed by Asgrow Seed Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 



Cultivar. "MINI"; NSL 86533. PVP 7100040. 

The following were developed by David J. Andrews, University of Nebraska, 

Deptartment of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68503, United States; J.F. 

Rajewski, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, P.O. Box 830915, 

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Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States; L.A. Pavlish, University of 

Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, P.O. Box 830915, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, 


PI 613101. Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br. 

Breeding. Inbred. NM-1A1; 293A1; PL-37cmsA1; MALE STERILE. PL-37cmsAone. 

Pedigree - ICMB 81 (ICRISAT) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). 

Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA1. D2 dwarf early synchroncus tillering inbred, 

76-95 cm high. Flowers 56-64 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. 

Anthers yellow, small, non-dehiscent. Seeds ovate, dull gray, approx. 

11g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-1A4; 293A4; MALE STERILE; PL-37cmsA4. PL-37cmsAfour. 

Pedigree - ICMB 81 (ICRISAT) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). 

Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA4. D2 dwarf early synchronous tillering inbred 

76-95 cm high. Flowers 56-64 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. 

Anthers pale yellow, small non-dehiscent. Seeds ovate, dull gray, 

approx. 11g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-1B; 293B; MAINTAINER. PL-37. Pedigree - ICMB 81 

(ICRISAT) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). D2 dwarf early 

synchronous tillering inbred, 76-95 cm high. Flowers 56-64 d after 

mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. Anthers yellow. Seeds ovate, dull 

gray, 11g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-2A1; 59022A1; MALE STERILE; PL-38cmsA1. 

PL-38cmsAone. Pedigree - ICMB 81 (ICRISAT) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. 

Sta., KSU). Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA1. Very dwarf early synchronous 

tillering inbred, 66-78 cm tall. Flowres 58-65 d after mid-June planting 

in Lincoln, NE. Anthers yellow. Seeds ovate bright gray, approx. 

10g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-2A4; 59022A4; PL-38cms A4; MALE STERILE. 

PL-38cmsAfour. Pedigree - ICMB 81 (ICRISAT) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. 

Sta., KSU). Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA4. Very dwarf early synchronous 

tillering inbred, 66-78 cm tall. Flowers 58-65 d after mid-June planting 

in Lincoln, NE. Anthers yellow, small non-dehiscent. Seeds ovate, bright 

gray, approx. 10g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-2B; 59022B; MAINTAINER. PL-38. Pedigree - ICMB 81 

(ICRISAT) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). Very dwarf early 

synchronous tillering inbred, 66-78 cm tall. Flowers 58-65 d after 

mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. Anthers yellow. Seeds ovate, bright 

gray, approx. 10g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-3A1; 378-2A1; PL-39cmsA1; MALE STERILE. 

PL-39cmsAone. Pedigree - 5141B (IARI, New Delhi, India) x KS 79-2068B 

(Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA1. Maturity medium, 

leafy dwarf synchronous tillering inbred, semi-erect. Leaves 82-108 cm 

tall. Flowers 69-76 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. Anthers 

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yellow, small, non-dehiscent. Seeds ovate, small, gray, 6.3g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-3A4; 378-2A4; PL-39cmsA4; MALE STERILE. 

PL-39cmsAfour. Pedigree - 5141 B (IARI, New Delhi, India) x KS79-2068B 

(Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA4. Maturity medium, 

dwarf synchronous tillering inbred, semi-erect leaves, 82-108 cm tall. 

Flowers 69-76 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. Anthers small, 

yellow, non-dehiscent. Seeds small, gray, 6.3g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-3B; 378-2B; MAINTAINER. PL-39. Pedigree - 5141B 

(IARI, New Delhi, India) x KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU). 

Maturity medium, leafy dwarf synchronous tillering inbred semi-erect 

leaves, 82-108 cm tall. Flowers 69-76 d after mid-June planting in 

Lincoln, NE. Anthers yellow. Seeds ovate, small, gray, 6.3g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-4A1; 413A1; PL-40cmsA1; MALE STERILE. PL-40cmsAone. 

Pedigree - 26B (reselection of 79-2226B from Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU) 

and 678 (line from Uganda population). Cytooplasm from Tift 23DA1. 

Maturity medium, dwarf synchronous tillering inbred 66-80 cm tall, stiff 

stalk. Flowers 68-75 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. Anthers 

yellow, small, indehiscent. Seeds ovate, gray, 8.2g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-4A4; 413A4; PL-40cmsA4; MALE STERILE. PL-40cmsAfour. 

Pedigree - 26B (reselection from line 79-226B from Fort Hays Exp. 

Sta., KSU) and 67B (line from Uganda population). Cytoplasm from Tift 

23DA4. Maturity medium, dwarf synchronous tillering inbred, 66-80 cm 

tall, stiff stalk. Flowers 68-75 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, 

NE. Anthers yellow, small and indehiscent. Seeds ovate, gray, 8.2g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-4B; 413B; MAINTAINER. PL-40. Pedigree - 26B 

(Reselection at ICRISAT from line 79-2226B from Fort Hays Exp. Sta., 

KSU) x 67B (line from Uganda population, also selected at ICRISAT, 

India). Maturity medium, dwarf synchronous tillering inbred 66-80 cm 

tall, stiff stalk. Flowers 68-75 d after mid-June planting in Lincoln, 

NE. Anthers yellow. Seeds, ovate, gray, 8.2g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-5A1; 59052B; PL-41cmsA1; MALE STERILE. PL-41cmsAone. 

Pedigree - KS79-2068B (From Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU) and (Tift 23DB x 

Tift 23DB1E1) (F1 of two B lines from Tifton, GA). Cytoplasm from Tift 

23DA1. Maturity medium, dwarf leafy synchronous tillering inbred, 

semi-erect leaves 72-88 cm tall. Flowers 69-78 d after mid-June in 

Lincoln, NE. Stalk stiff, anthers purple, small indehiscent. Seeds 

ovate, gray, 9.0g/1000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-5A4; 59052A4; PL-41cmsA4; MALE STERILE. 

PL-41cmsAfour. Pedigree - KS79-2068B (from Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU) x 

(Tift 23DB x Tift 23DB1E1). (F1 of two B lines from Tifton, GA). 

Cytoplasm from Tift 23DA4. Maturity medium, dwarf, leafy synchronous 

tillering inbred, semi-erect leaves 72-99 cm tall. Flowers 69-78 d after 

planting in Lincoln, NE. Stiff stalk, anthers purple, small indehiscent. 

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Seeds ov. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-5B; 59052B; MAINTAINER. PL-41. Pedigree - 

KS79-2068B (Fort Hays Exp. Sta., KSU) and (Tift 23DB x Tift 23B1E1) (F1 

of two B lines from Tifton, GA). Maturity medium, dwarf leafy, 

synchronous tillering inbred semi-erect leaves 72-88 cm tall. Flowers 

69-78 d after planting in Lincoln, NE. Stiff stalk. Anthers purple. Seed 

ovate, gray, 9.0g/1000. 

The following were developed by Jerry Eastin, University of Nebraska, 

Department of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; David J. 

Andrews, University of Nebraska, Deptartment of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 

68503, United States; J.F. Rajewski, University of Nebraska, Dept. of 

Agronomy, P.O. Box 830915, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States. 

Received 03/07/2000. 


Breeding. Inbred. NM-6R1; 086R1. PL-42. Pedigree - 84105-1222-1 (derived 

from segregating germplasm from A.J. Casady, KSU) believed from Uganda 

population crossed to Tift dwarf stock. Maturity early, dwarf near 

synchronous tillering upright inbred, 78-92 cm tall. Flowers 57-63 d 

after mid-June planting in Lincoln, NE. Stiff peduncle and stalk. 

Anthers yellow, profuse pollen shed. Seeds light gray, elongated, 

8.0g/1000. Restores male fertility on A1 cms hybrids. 

The following were developed by David J. Andrews, University of Nebraska, 

Deptartment of Agronomy, Lincoln, Nebraska 68503, United States; J.F. 

Rajewski, University of Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, P.O. Box 830915, 

Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States; L.A. Pavlish, University of 

Nebraska, Dept. of Agronomy, P.O. Box 830915, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, 



Breeding. Inbred. NM-7R1R5; 58001R. PL-43. Pedigree - ICMB 81 (a B line 

from ICRISAT) x (843B x PT732-9RF-MS), an F1 between 843B (a reselection 

of KS 79 2068B from KSU) and PT 732, a stiff stalk line from Tamil Nadu 

University, India. Maturity medium-late, dwarf synchronous tillering 

inbred 72-98 cm tall. Flowers 72-79 d after mid-June planting. Stiff 

stalk, candle shaped heads, upright habit. Anthers yellow, profuse 

pollen shed. Seeds ovate, light gray, 7.3g/1000. Restores male fertility 

on both A1 and A5 cms hybrids. 

The following were developed by Richard Percy, USDA, ARS, Maricopa 

Agricultural Research Ctr., 37860 W. Smith-Enke Rd., Maricopa, Arizona 85239, 


PI 613118. Gossypium barbadense L. 

Breeding. Pureline. P62L. GP-708. Pedigree - Donor parent carried the 

okra-leaf trait in the PS-5 cultivar background. Recurrent backcross 

parent experimental line P62. Short statured, early maturing American 

Pima cotton that expresses the okra-leaf trait. The okra-leaf trait has 

been demonstrated to confer earlier plant maturity and a partial 

resistance to the silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). Extra-long 

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staple (ELS) fiber. Fiber length 36.6 mm, a strength of 34.2 g tex-1, 

and a micronaire of 4.5 when measured on single instruments. Produces 

47% of total yield 162 days after planting, or 9% more than recurrent 

parent P62. 


Breeding. Pureline. PS-6ne. GP-709. Pedigree - Backcross donor parent 

was an experimental line carrying the nectariless trait in a PS-5 

cultivar background. The recurrent backcross parent was cultivar PS-6. 

American Pima cotton that expresses the nectariless trait. The 

nectariless trait confers partial resistance to the pink bollworm 

(Pectinophora gossypiella). Extra long staple (ELS) fiber. Fiber length 

of 36.1 mm, a strength of 37.1 g/tex-1, and a micronaire of 4.0, when 

measured on single instruments. Produces 36% of total yield 162 days 

after planting, or 10% more than its PS-6 recurrent parent. 


Breeding. Pureline. PS-6neL. GP-710. Pedigree - Backcross donor parent 

was an experimental line carrying the nectariless and okra-leaf traits 

in a PS-5 cultivar background. The recurrent backcross parent was 

cultivar PS-6. Early maturing American Pima cotton that expresses the 

okra-leaf and nectariless traits. The okra-leaf trait has been 

demonstrated to confer earlier plant maturity and a partial resistance 

to the silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). The nectariless trait 

confers partial resistance to the pink bollworm (Pectinophora 

gossypiella). Fiber length of 33.5 mm, a strength of 31.5 g tex-1, and a 

micronaire of 4.2, when measured on single instruments. Produces 44% of 

total yield 162 days after planting, or 18% more than its recurrent PS-6 

parent. 


Breeding. Pureline. P62neL. GP-711. Pedigree - Backcross donor parent 

was a line carrying the nectariless and okra-leaf traits in the PS-5 

cultivar background. The recurrent backcross parent was the experimental 

line P62. Short statured, early maturing American Pima cotton that 

expresses the okra-leaf and nectariless traits. The okra-leaf trait 

confers earlier plant maturity and a partial resistance to silverleaf 

whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). The nectariless trait confers partial 

resistance to the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella). The fiber 

length of 35.6 mm, a strength of 33.8 g tex-1, and a micronaire of 3.7, 

when measured on single instruments. Produces 58% total yield 162 days 

after planting, or 20% more than its recurrent P62 parent. 


Breeding. Pureline. P62ne. GP-712. Pedigree - Backcross donor parent was 

an experimental line carrying the nectariless trait in the PS-5 cultivar 

background. The recurrent backcross parent was the experimental line P62. 

Short statured, earlier maturing American Pima cotton. Possesses the 

nectariless trait that confers partial resistance to the pink bollworm 

(Pectinophora gossypiella). Extra-long staple (ELS) fiber. Fiber length 

35.6 mm, a strength of 35.6 g tex-1, and a micronaire of 4.5 when 

measured by single instruments. Does not differ from P62 parent in 

maturity; producing approx. 41% of total yield in 162 days. 


Breeding. Pureline. PS-6L. GP-713. Pedigree - Backcross donor parent was 

an experimental line carrying the nectariless trait in a PS-5 cultivar 

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ackground. The recurrent backcross parent was the cultivar PS-6. Early 

maturing American Pima cotton that expresses the okra-leaf trait. The 

okra-leaf trait confers earlier plant maturity and a partial resistance 

to the silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). Extra long staple (ELS) 

fiber. Fiber length of 35.0 mm, a strength of 34.3 g tex-1, and a 

micronaire of 4.5 when measured on single instruments. Produces 43% of 

total yield 162 days after planting, or 17% more than its recurrent 

parent, PS-6. 

The following were developed by Jose Fernandez-Martinez, Instituto de 

Agricultura Sostenible, Apartado 4084, Alameda del Obispo s/n, Cordoba, 

Cordoba 14080, Spain; Leonardo Velasco Varo, Instituto de Agricultura 

Sostenible, Apartado 4084, E-14080, Cordoba, Cordoba 14080, Spain; Antonio De 

Haro-Bailon, Instituto Agricultura Sosrtenible (CSIC), Consejo Superior 

Invest. Cientificas, Alameda Del Obispo S/N, Cordoba, Cordoba 14080, Spain; 

M. Del Rio, Instituto de Agricultura Sostenible (CSIC), Apartado 4084, 

E-14080, Cordoba, Cordoba, Spain; J. Dominguez, CIFA-Junta de Andalucia, 

Departamento de Mejora y Agronomia, Apartado 4240, Cordoba, Cordoba, Spain. 

Donated by Leonardo Velasco Varo, Instituto de Agricultura Sostenible, 

Apartado 4084, E-14080, Cordoba, Cordoba 14080, Spain. Received 01/21/2000. 

PI 613124. Brassica carinata A. Braun 

Genetic. N2-7399. GS-8. Pedigree - Developed from the line C-101 by 

chemical mutagenesis with ethylmethane sulfonate (EMS). Low erucic acid 

Ethiopian mustard genetic stock M2-derived M5 line selected for low 

erucic acid content of 89 13 g kg-1 (mean SD)compared with an erucic 

acid content of 391 20 g kg-1 for C-101. Seed oil content 341 29 g 

kg-1 compared with 355 g kg-1 for C-101. Total seed glucosinolate 

content 99.2 g-1 compared with 127.1 g-1 for C-101. Thousand-seed 

weight averaged 4.2 0.3 g compared with 3.9 0.4 for C-101. Both 

genetic stock and C-101 yellow seeded. 



chemical mutagenesis with ethylmethane sulfonate (EMS). Ethiopian 

mustard genetic stock M2-derived M5 line selected for medium erucic acid 

content of 182 14 g kg-1 (mean SD) compared with an erucic acid 

content of 391 20 g kg-1 for C-101. Seed oil content 361 24 kg-1 

compared to 355 41g kg-1 for C-101. Total seed glucosinolate content 

131.6 g-1 compared to 127.1 g-1 for C-101. Thousand-seed weight 

averaged 3.2 0.3 g compared with 3.9 0.4 g for C-101. Both genetic 

stock and line C-101 yellow seeded. 


Genetic. N2-9041. GS-10. Pedigree - Developed from line C-101 by 


mustard genetic stock M2-derived M5 line selected for medium erucic acid 

content of 189 14 g kg-1 (mean SD) compared with an erucic acid 

content of 391 20 g kg-1 for C-101. Seed oil content 330 20 g kg-1 

compared with 355 41 g kg-1 for C-101. Total seed glucosinolate 

content 196.0 g-1 compared with 127.1 for C-101. Thousand-seed weight 

averaged 5.3 0.4 g compared with 3.9 for C-101. Both the genetic 

stock and C-101 yellow seeded. 



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mustand genetic stock M2-derived M5 line selected for a high erucic acid 

content of 548 18 kg-1 (mean SD) compared with an erucic acid 

content of 391 20 g kg-1 for C-101. Seed oil content 352 35 g kg-1 

compared with 355 41 g kg-1 for C-101. Total seed glucosinolate 

content 189.0 g-1 compared with 127.1 g-1 for C-101. Thousand-seed 

weight averaged 4.8 0.3 g compared with 3.9 0.4 g for C-101. Both 

the genetic stock and C-101 yellow seeded. 


Genetic. 25X-1. GS-12. Pedigree - B. napus cultivar Duplo, B. juncea 

line Zem-1, and B. carinata line C-101. Zero erucic acid Ethiopian 

mustard genetic stock selected among progeny from interspecific crosses 

of selected lines of Ethiopian mustard, rapeseed (B. napus) and Indian 

mustard (B. juncea). Characterized by seed oil with essentially no 

erucic acid (mean SD of 0.8 0.2 g kg-1) compared with 391 20 g 

kg-1 of erucic acid for C-101. Seed yellow with a thousand seed weight 

of 3.8 g, a seed oil content of 303 g Kg-1 and a seed glucosinolate 

content of 121.4 g-1, compared with a thousand-seed weight of 3.9 

0.4g, seed oil content of 355 41 g kg-1 and total seed glucosinolate 

content of 127.1 g-1 for C-101. 

The following were developed by Paul Pfahler, University of Florida, 304 

Newell Hall, Department of Agronomy, Gainesville, Florida 32611, United 

States; Ronald D. Barnett, University of Florida, North Florida Res. & Ed. 

Center, 155 Research Road, Quincy, Florida 32351-5677, United States; Ann R. 

Blount, University of Florida, North Florida Research, & Education Center, 

Mariana, Florida 32446-7906, United States. Received 03/31/2000. 

PI 613129. Secale cereale L. subsp. cereale 

Breeding. Population. FL-NSC. GP-2. Pedigree - More than 15 generations 

of phenotypic recurrent selection after a cross of a short culm line of 

unknown parentage and a normal height cultivar (Florida 401). Very early 

spring heterogeneous and heterozygous diploid population with a culm or 

straw length of 73 cm (normal height parent - 143 cm). Adapted to the 

southeastern U.S. with commercially unacceptable forage and grain 

yields. Moderately resistant to foliar (fungal) diseases prevalent in 

the southeastern U.S. Seed weight approx. 2.30 g/100 seeds. 

The following were developed by S.N. Acharya, Agriculture and Agri-Food 

Canada Research Centre, P.O. Box 3000, Main, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 481, 

Canada; H.C. Huang, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Lethbridge Research 

Center, P.O. Box 3000, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 4B1, Canada. Received 

03/31/2000. 


Cultivar. Population. "AC LONGVIEW"; LRS 93-1. CV-198. Pedigree - 

Synthetic cultivar with parental clones derived from crosses between 

verticillium wilt resistant plants from nine American bacterial wilt 

resistant cultivars (5444, A872, Anchor, Arrow, Beaver, Edge, Endure, 

Excalibur and Rambler) and three bacterial wilt and Verticillium 

wilt-resistant cultivars (Barrier, AC Blue J and an experimental 

population LRC95CR-1). Highly resistant to Verticillium wilt 

(Verticillium albo-atrum) and bacterial wilt (Clavibacter michiganense). 

Out yielded Beaver (check) 9% and 12% in dryland and irrigated 

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locations, respectively. Well suited for hay production, dehydration and 

silage in areas of western Canada, including British Columbia, where 

Verticillium or bacterial wilt reduces alfalfa yield and stand life. 

Produces good amount of seed both under dryland and irrigated conditions 

of western Canada. 

The following were developed by David A. Dierig, USDA, ARS, U.S. Water 

Conservation Laboratory, 4331 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, Arizona 85040, United 

States; Gail Dahlquist, USDA, ARS, U.S. Water Conservation Laboratory, 4331 

East Broadway Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85040, United States; P.M. Tomasi, 

USDA-ARS, U.S. Water Conservation Lab., 4331 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, 

Arizona 85040-8832, United States. Received 03/17/2000. 

PI 613131. Lesquerella fendleri (A. Gray) S. Watson 

Breeding. Population. WCL-LY2; high oil. GP-31. Pedigree - Mass 

selection with seed originating from WCL-LY1. Improved oil content, 

lesquerolic acid yield, and seed yields. Seed oil 294 g kg-1 at Maricopa 

and 267 g kg-1 at Tucson compared to WCL-L01 and the check line, 264 and 

244 g kg-1 at Maricopa, and 248 and 240 g kg-1 at Tucson. Lesquerolic 

acid 541 g kg-1 at Maricopa and 531 g kg-1 at Tucson. Significantly 

different from WCL-LH1, 539 g kg-1, and the check line 535 g kg-1 at 

Maricopa, but not at Tucson. Lesquerolic acid yield was 145 g kg-1 at 

Maricopa and 142 g kg-1 at Tucson compared with WCL-LY1, 139 g kg-1 and 

132 g kg-1, respectively. Check lines were 132 g kg-1, and 127 g kg-1, 

respectively. 

The following were developed by Michael Shannon, USDA, ARS, U. S. Salinity 

Laboratory, 450 W. Big Springs Road, Riverside, California 92507-4617, United 

States; David A. Dierig, USDA, ARS, U.S. Water Conservation Laboratory, 4331 

E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, Arizona 85040, United States; C.M. Grieve, 

USDA-ARS, George E. Brown, Jr. Salinity Laboratory, 450 W. Big Springs Road, 

Riverside, California 92507-4617, United States. Received 03/17/2000. 

PI 613132. Lesquerella fendleri (A. Gray) S. Watson 

Breeding. Population. WCL-SL1; salt tolerant; PARL 188. GP-32. Pedigree 

- Developed through intermating of single plant selections from saline 

treatments in outdoor sand tanks with electrical conductivity values of 

24 and 21 dS m-1 in the 1997 to 1998 growing season at Riverside, CA. 

Improved salt tolerance compared to unselected lines. Significantly 

higher rates of survival following salination than unselected lines in 

treatments up to 24 dS m-1. 81% of plants surviving in 21 dS m-1 

treatments versus 29 and 46% for control lines. The 24 dS m-1 treatment 

had 20% survival versus 0 and 5%, respectively for control lines. Plants 

significantly taller, 28 cm versus 18 and 11 cm for control lines across 

all salinity levels. Seed yields in all salinity treatments except 21 

and 24 dS m-1, were between 2 and 5 times greater than controls. Seed 

yields across all salinity levels were 1.02 g per plant compared to 0.41 

and 0.25 g, respectively, for the control lines. Optimal seed yields 

were obtained at levels between 11 and 15 dS m-1. 

The following were developed by J.F. Payne, Agriculture Canada, Research 

Branch, P.O. Box 1030, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; Grant 

McLeod, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Semiarid Prairie Agricultural 

Research Centre, #1, Airport Road, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, 

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Canada; Y.T. Gan, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Semiarid Prairie 

Agricultural Research Centre, Research Branch, Swift Current, Saskatchewan 

S9H 3X2, Canada. Received 04/01/2000. 


Cultivar. Population. "AC REMINGTON"; RT 172; 8591SD. CV-18. Pedigree - 

Derived from composite of the following crosses: 

8093A/Musketeer,8093F/Musketeer,8093G/Musketeer,8093H/ 

Musketeer,8093A/Prima,8093F/Prima,8093G/Prima,8093H/Prima. Released 

1998. Semidwarf winter rye with 20 to 25% shorter straw and improved 

lodging resistance compared to tall cultivars. Good winter survival and 

well adapted to the Canadian Prairies. Improved grain yield, test 

weight, kernel weight and Hagberg Falling Number comparable to those of 

the semidwarf cultivar AC Rifle. Plant height, heading, maturity and 

ergot infection similar to those of AC Rifle. 

The following were collected by Leslie Brenek, USDA, NRCS-NPMC, Soil 

Conservation, 310 South LaGrange Street, Hallettville, Texas, United States. 

Donated by John Lloyd-Reilley, USDA, NRCS-NPMC, Kika de la Garza Plant 

Materials Center, 3409 N. FM1355, Kingsville, Texas 78363, United States. 

Received 04/27/2000. 

PI 613134. Elymus canadensis L. 

Wild. Lavaca Germplasm; 9043285; W6 22351. Collected 06/21/1984 in 

Texas, United States. Latitude 29° 18' 15" N. Longitude 97° 4' 

30" W. Elevation 81 m. Lavara, Texas. Elmendor-Denhawken soil type. Zone 

PE-44. Selected from a collection of 60 Elymus canadensis accessions 

assembled and evaluated at Kika de la Garza Plant Materials Center since 

October of 1986. All accessions collected were native to Texas. This 

accessions was selected as a superior strain for its vigorous vegetative 

growth, total biomass, pesistance, drought resistance, heat tolerance, 

and high seed production. 

The following were developed by Daniel W. Gorbet, University of Florida, 

Northern Florida Research and, Education Center, Marianna, Florida 

32446-7906, United States; F.M. Shokes, Virginia Polytech Institute, 

Tidewater Agric. Res. & Ext. Center, 6321 Holland road, Suffolk, Virginia 


PI 613135. Arachis hypogaea L. 

Cultivar. "C-99R"; UF 94320. PVP 200000182; CV-71. Pedigree - 

F84x9B-4-2-1-1-2-b2-B=UF 81206//(72x32B-13-1-3-b2-B)=[PI 203396 x 

F427B-3-1-7-4) x (PI 259785 x Florigiant)]. Late maturing jumbo-runner 

market-type peanut with multiple disease resistance. Resistance to late 

leafspot (C. personatum), stem rot (S. rolfsii), and tomato spotted wilt 

virus. Better tomato spotted wilt virus resistance than Southern Runner 

with similar maturity. Seed has tan testa, being somewhat lighter in 

color than for Southern Runner and significantly larger (72g 100-seed 

weight). Seed about 50% oil with 57% oleic and 23% linoleic fatty acids. 

Plants have a prominent center stem and darker green foliage than for 

Southern Runner. 

The following were developed by Novartis Seeds, Inc., United States. Received 

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05/01/2000. 


Cultivar. "MESSINA"; ROG912. PVP 200000184. 


Cultivar. "ROG922". PVP 200000185. 

The following were developed by Advanta Seeds UK Limited, United Kingdom. 

Received 05/01/2000. 


Cultivar. "SCUBA". PVP 200000186. 

The following were developed by O&A Enterprises, Inc., United States. 

Received 05/01/2000. 


Cultivar. "DP 6207 Acala". PVP 200000192. 



PI 613140 PVPO. Medicago sativa L. 

Cultivar. "57NO2". PVP 200000193. 

The following were developed by Asmus Soren Petersen, Germany. Received 

05/01/2000. 

PI 613141 PVPO. Raphanus sativus var. oleiformis Pers. 

Cultivar. "COLONEL". PVP 200000194. 


05/01/2000. 

PI 613142 PVPO. Festuca trachyphylla (Hack.) Krajina 

Cultivar. "MINOTAUR". PVP 200000195. 




Cultivar. "PH5CT". PVP 200000197. 


Cultivar. "PH5D6". PVP 200000198. 


05/01/2000. 

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PI 613145. Festuca arundinacea Schreb. 

Cultivar. "FINESSA". PVP 200000200. 




Cultivar. "DOMINION". PVP 200000201. 

The following were developed by Kenneth E. Hughes, United States. Received 

05/01/2000. 


Cultivar. "HUGHES RUNNER". PVP 200000203. 




Cultivar. "PH54H". PVP 200000204. 


Cultivar. "PH8V0". PVP 200000205. 


Cultivar. "PHJ8R". PVP 200000206. 


Cultivar. "PH3DT". PVP 200000207. 


Cultivar. "PH2JR". PVP 200000208. 


Cultivar. "PHOKT". PVP 200000209. 


Cultivar. "PH48V". PVP 200000210. 

The following were developed by Stephen M. Dofing, University of Alaska, 

Agricultural Experiment Station, Palmer Research Center, Palmer, Alaska 

99645, United States; C.W. Knight, University of Alaska, Agric. and Forestry 

Exp. Sta., Fairbanks, Alaska 99775, United States. Received 04/28/2000. 

PI 613155. Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare 

Cultivar. Pureline. "FINASKA"; Jo1632/Jo1599-44; NSGC 8672. CV-286. 

Pedigree - Double-haploid line from the cross Jo1632/Jo1599 (breeding 

lines from the Boreal Plant Breeding Institute, Jokioinen, Finland). 

Released 2000. Six-rowed, rough-awned, spring feed barley. Possesses a 

combination of high grain yield, early maturity, lodging resistance, and 

good feed quality. 

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The following were developed by S. Rajaram, International Maize & Wheat 

Improvement Center, Wheat Program, Lisboa 27, Mexico City, Federal District 

06600, Mexico; W.H. Pfeiffer, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Centre, 

Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; 

Carlos Gustavo Martinez Rueda, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico, 

Facultad de Ciencias Agricolas, Manual Doblado 13, Pilares Metepec, Mexico 

CP. 52179, Mexico; G. Estrada Campuzano, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de 

Mexico, Univ. of Mexico State, Facultad de Ciencias Agricolas, Toluca, 

Mexico, Mexico; A. Hede, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, 

CIMMYT Int., Lisboa 27, Mexico, Mexico 06600, Mexico; A. Balbuena Melgarejo, 

Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico, University of Mexico State, 

Facultad de Ciencias Agricolas, Toluca, Mexico, Mexico; Mohamed Mergoum, 

International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, CIMMYT Int., Lisboa 27, 

Apdo., Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 05/03/2000. 

PI 613156. X Triticosecale sp. 

Cultivar. Pureline. "CERRILLO-TCL99". CV-22. Pedigree - FAHAD 4/FARAS 1 

CTM89.179-5Y-OM-2Y-OM-6Y-OM-2B-OY-OUAEM. Complete hexaploid spring 

triticale. Average yield 6.54 and 2.80 t ha-1 in Obregon irrigated and 

dry conditions, respectively. In Mexico State dry zones, the yield was 

2.06 t ha-1 compared to 7.11 t ha-1 achieved under high rainfall 

conditions. Under similar conditions, exhibited test weight of 680 and 

610 kg m-1. Tall, medium-late. Resistant to yellow rust (Puccinia 

striiformis), leaf rust (Puccinia recondita), septoria (Septoria spp) 

and stem rust (Puccinia graminis). Moderately susceptible to Fusarium 

spp. head blight and to sprouting. Grain color medium dark. At maturity, 

white awns and medium long spikes. 





A. Hernandez Sierra, Instituto de Investigacion y Capacitacion 

Agropecuaria, Agricola y Forestal del Estado de Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, 

Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; A. Zuloaga Albarran, Instituto de 

Investigacion y Capacitacion Agropecuaria, Agricola y Forestal del Estado de 

Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; Mohamed 

Mergoum, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, CIMMYT Int., 

Lisboa 27, Apdo., Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 

05/03/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "SUPREMO TCL-2000". CV-23. Pedigree - 

BULL_10/MANATI_1 CTY90.169-25Y-OM-8Y-OM-2B-OY. Complete hexaploid 

triticate. In Obregon, average yield 6.55 and 3.05 t ha-1 under 

irrigated and dry conditions, respectively. Under rainfed environments 

of Mexico State, showed average yield of 3.59 t ha-1. Good resistance to 

yellow rust (Puccinia striiformis), leaf rust (Puccinia recondita), 

septoria (Septoria spp) and stem rust (Puccinia graminis). Moderately 

tolerant to Scab head blight (Fusarium spp) and moderately susceptible 

to sprouting. In Mexico State, exhibited relatively good test weight of 

611 kg m-1 and in Obregon exhibited higher test weight of 770 kg m-1 

under irrigation and 720 kg m-1 under dry conditions. Medium tall and 

medium late. 

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The following were developed by G. Varughese, International Maize & Wheat 

Improvement Center, c/o Ministerio da Agricultura e Pescas, Apartado 21203, 

Lisbon, Lisboa 1131, Portugal; S. Rajaram, International Maize & Wheat 








Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; O. Abdalla, 

Instituto de Investigacion y Capacitacion Agropecuaria, Agricola y Forestal 

del Estado de Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; 

Mohamed Mergoum, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, CIMMYT 

Int., Lisboa 27, Apdo., Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 

05/03/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MILENIO TCL-3". CV-19. Pedigree - RHINO_3/BULL_1-1 

CTB88.1317-25B-OY-3M-1Y-OM-1B-OY. Released 1999. Complete hexaploid 

triticale. Average yields 7.10 and 3.15 t ha-1 under Obregon irrigated 

and dry conditions, respectively. In dry conditions of Mexico State, 

average yield 3.12 t ha-1. Resistant to yellow rust (Puccinia 


and stem rust (Puccinia graminis). Moderately susceptible to Scab head 

blight (Fusarium spp) and sprouting. In Mexico State, exhibited a 

relatively medium test weight of 588 kg m-3. Under similar environments, 

relatively tall and is medium late. White awned, lax spikes, and dark 

grain color. 












Facultad de Ciencias Agricolas, Toluca, Mexico, Mexico; Mohamed Mergoum, 

International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, CIMMYT Int., Lisboa 27, 

Apdo., Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 05/03/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "QUEBRANTAHUESOS-TCL99". CV-18. Pedigree - Zebra 

79/Lynx*2//Fahad1 CTY90.1406-1M-1Y-OM-4Y-OM-2B-OY-OUAEM. Released 1999. 

Complete hexaploid spring triticale. Grain yield ranged from 6.56 to 

2.74 t ha-1 in Obregon, and from 7.22 and 2.27 t ha-1 in Mexico State, 

respectively under irrigated and dry conditions. Under similar 

conditions, test weight averaged between 650 and 595 kg m-1 in Mexico 

State and in Obregon between 750 and 730 kg m-1. Tall and medium late 

with medium resistance to the yellow rust (Puccinia striiformis) and is 

resistant to leaf rust (Puccinia recondita), septoria (Septoria spp) and 

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stem rust (Puccinia graminis). Moderately susceptible to Fusarium spp 

head scab and sprouting. White awned, medium lax spikes and medium dark 

grain. 














Facultad de Ciencias Agricolas, Toluca, Mexico, Mexico; O. Abdalla, Instituto 

de Investigacion y Capacitacion Agropecuaria, Agricola y Forestal del Estado 

de Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; Mohamed 

Mergoum, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, CIMMYT Int., 

Lisboa 27, Apdo., Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 

05/03/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MARAVILLA-TCL99". CV-21. Pedigree - 

DAGRO/IBEX//CIVET#2 SWT87.246-1B-3Y-2B-4RES-OB-1Y-OPAP-3Y-OB OUAEM. 

Complete hexaploid triticale. Yield in Obregon varied from 6.13 and 2.83 

t ha-1 under irrigated and drought conditions, respectively. Under 

Mexico State conditions, yielded 2.22 t ha-1 under drought and 7.81 t 

ha-1 under high rainfall. Test weight ranged from 580 to 640 kg m-3 in 

Mexico State and from 620 to 740 kg m-3 in Obregon. Tall and medium 

late. Moderately resistant to race of yellow rust (Puccinia striiformis) 

and is resistant to leaf rust (PUccinia recondita), septoria (Septoria 

spp) and stem rust (Puccinia graminis). Moderately susceptible to head 

scab (Fusarium spp) and sprouting and has medium dark grain with long, 

white and fully awned spikes. 











Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; O. Abdalla, 

Instituto de Investigacion y Capacitacion Agropecuaria, Agricola y Forestal 

del Estado de Mexico, Conjunto SEDAGRO, Metepec, Mexico, Mexico 52140, Mexico; 

Mohamed Mergoum, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, CIMMYT 

Int., Lisboa 27, Apdo., Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 

05/03/2000. 

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Cultivar. Pureline. "SIGLO TCL-21"; 

CTM87.1801-2Y-0M-11RES-7M-1Y-0PAP-4Y-0B; Caracal. CV-20. Pedigree - 

STIL/YAV79//CENT.MAROC54/3/ARDI_1/4/ TAPIR/YOGUI_1//2*MUSX. Released 

1999. Complete hexaploid triticale. In Obregon, average yield of 6.35 

and 3.45 t ha-1 under irrigated and dry conditions, respectively. Under 

rainfed environments of Mexico State, average yield over five testing 

sites 3.88 t ha-1. Resistant to the new race of yellow rust (Puccinia 


and stem rust (Puccinia graminis). Moderately susceptible to Scab head 

blight (Fusarium spp) and sprouting. Exhibited high test weights in 

Mexico State and Obregon. Medium height, medium late, and medium dark 

grain with white and fully awned spikes. 

The following were developed by Dick L. Auld, Texas Tech University, 

Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, P.O. Box 42122, Lubbock, Texas 

79409-2122, United States; Roy G. Cantrell, New Mexico State University, 

Agronomy and Horticulture Dept., P.O. Box 30003, Las Cruces, New Mexico 

88003, United States; E. Bechere, Texas Tech University, Dept. of Plant and 

Soil Science, Lubbock, Texas 79409-2122, United States; M.D. Ethridge, Texas 

Tech University, International Textile Center, Lubbock, Texas 79409-5888, 

United States; W.D. Becker, Texas Tech University, Dept. of Plant and Soil 

Science, Lubbock, Texas 79409-2122, United States; E. Hequet, Texas Tech 

University, International Textile Center, Lubbock, Texas 79409-5888, United 



Breeding. TTU 202-1107-B. GP-705. Pedigree - M4:5 Paymaster 200. 

Increased fiber length as well as good fiber bundle strength and 

fineness. Average upper half mean fiber length 31.8 mm, 8-9% longer than 

the original cv Paymaster HS 200. 5% higher average fiber strength than 

Paymaster HS 200, but similar micronaire and uniformity. Maturity and 

fineness of fiber similar to Paymaster HS 200. Lint yield averaged 

92-94% of Paymaster HS 200, but 5-7% more than Paymaster HS 26. Limited 

variation for micronaire ( 0.6), strength ( 2.6 g/tex), length ( 0.5mm), 

and length uniformity ( 3%) among the eight M4:5 lines. Possesses only 

minor morphological differences from the parental cv Paymaster HS 200. 

Under irrigated conditions, flowers approx. one node earlier than the 3 

comparative commercial cvs. Averages 130 mm in height compared to 88 cm 

for Paymaster HS 200. Plants have either cream or yellow pollen. Stems 

glabrous, while the parent cv has pubescent stems. 


Breeding. TTU 271-2155C. GP-706. Pedigree - M4:5 Paymaster 200. 

Increased fiber length as well as good fiber bundle strength and 

fineness. Average upper half mean fiber length of 31.5 mm, which is 8-9% 

longer than the original cv Paymaster HS 200. 5% higher average fiber 

strength than Paymaster HS 200, but similar micronaire and uniformity. 

Maturity and fineness of fiber similar to Paymaster HS 200. Lint yields 

average 92-94% of Paymaster HS 200 but 5-7% more than Paymaster HS 26. 

Limited variation for micronaire ( 0.6), strength ( 2.6 g/tex), length ( 

0.5 mm), and length uniformity ( 3%) among the eight M4:5 lines. 

Possesses only minor morphological differences from the parental cv 

Paymaster HS 200. Under irrigated conditions, flowers approx. one node 

earlier than 3 comparative commercial cvs. Average 130 cm in height 

compared to 88 cm for Paymaster HS 200. This mutant line and Paymaster 

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HS 200 both have cream-colored pollen. 

The following were developed by Raymond L. Ditterline, Montana State 

University, Department of Plant and Soil Science, P.O. Box 173120, Bozeman, 

Montana 59717-0312, United States; J.G. Scheetz, USDA-NRCS, National Plant 

Materials Center, Route 1, Box 1189, Bridger, Montana 59014-9718, United 

States; Joyce L. Eckhoff, Montana State University, Eastern Agric. Research 

Center, 1501 N. Central Avenue, Sidney, Montana 59270, United States; Leon E. 

Welty, Montana State University, Northwestern Agric. Research Center, 

Kalispell, Montana, United States; D.W. Wichman, Montana State University, 

Central Agric. Research Center, Moccasin, Montana 59462, United States; Mark 

E. Majerus, USDA-NRCS, Plant Materials Center, Rt. 2, Box 1189, Bridger, 

Montana 59014-9718, United States; Larry K. Holzworth, USDA-NRCS State 

Office, Federal Bldg., Room 443, 10 E. Babcock, Bozeman, Montana 59715-4704, 

United States; Jerald W. Bergman, Montana State University, Eastern 

Agricultural Research Center, 1501 North Central, Sidney, Montana 59270, 

United States; S.D. Cash, Montana State University, P.O. Box 173120, 313 Leon 

Johnson Hall, Bozeman, Montana 59715-3120, United States; L.S. Strang, 

Northwestern Agr. Res. Center, 4370 MMontana 35, Kalispell, Montana 59901, 

United States; K.R. Blunt, Montana State University, Dept. of Animal and 

Range Science, Bozeman, Montana 59717, United States; J. Vavrovsky, Central 

Agr. Res. Center, HC90 Box 20, Moccasin, Montana, United States; R.L. Dunn, 

Blue Moon Bulbs, Bozeman, Montana 59715, United States. Received 04/05/2000. 


Cultivar. Population. "SHAW". CV-199. Pedigree - Recurrent selection 

within BlazerXL for pest resistance. Dormant variety. Fall dormancy 

similar to 5246. Flower color 62% purple, 38% variegated and a trace of 

white, yellow and cream. High resistance to Aphanomyces (race 1) and 

northern root-knot nematode. Resistance to Phytophthora root rot, pea 

aphid, spotted aphid. Moderate resistance to Verticillium wilt, 

anthracnose, and stem nematode. 

The following were developed by Ming H. Yu, USDA, ARS, U.S. Agricultural 

Research Station, 1636 East Alisal St., Salinas, California 93905, United 



Breeding. M6-1. GP-216. Pedigree - From pooled homozygous root-knot 

nematode resistant S2 progeny plants from plant No. 15R. The 15R was 

derived from a cross of the diploid, self-fertile, resistant plant 1610 

and a diploid self-incompatible, biennial sugarbeet line C39R. 

Multigerm, self-compatible, green-hyocotyl, and largely biennial 

sugarbeet line with resistance to root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne spp.). 

Resistant to multiple species of nematode, including M. incognita, M. 

javanica, M. arenaria, M. hapla, M. chitwoodi, and M. fallax, based on 

J2 inoculation studies in the greenhouse. 

The following were developed by Shree P. Singh, University of Idaho, Kimberly 

Research & Extension Ctr., 3793 North 3600 East, Kimberly, Idaho 83341-5076, 

United States; Henry Teran, International Center for Tropical Agriculture, 

Apartado Aereo 6713, Cali, Valle, Colombia; J. Ariel Gutierrez, Universidad 

Nacional de Colombia, A.A. 237, Palmira, Colombia. Received 03/30/2000. 

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Breeding. Pureline. SEA 5. GP-206. Pedigree - Developed from population 

TR 7790 = BAT 477 / San Cristobal 83 // Guanajuato 31 / Rio Tibagi. 

Small, cream-colored seeds and indeterminate type II growth habit. High 

yielding, drought tolerant, insensitive to photoperiod. Resistant to 

Fusarium root rot, and has the I gene resistance to bean common mosaic. 

Susceptible to anthracnose, common bacterial blight, and rust. 


Breeding. Pureline. SEA 13. GP-207. Pedigree - Derived from the 

population TR 7791 = BAT 477 / San Cristobal 83 // BAT 93 / Jalo EEP 

558. Similar seed characteristics, growth habit, and resistance to bean 

common mosaic and Fusarium root rot as SEA 5. But 5-10 d earlier 

maturing than SEA 5 and is intermediate to anthracnose. Susceptible to 

common bacterial blight and rust. Slightly lower drought tolerance than 

SEA 5. 



United States; Francisco J. Morales, International Center for Tropical 

Agriculture, Apartado Aereo 6713, Cali, Valle, Colombia; Henry Teran, 

International Center for Tropical Agriculture, Apartado Aereo 6713, Cali, 

Valle, Colombia. Received 03/30/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. GMR 1. GP-199. Pedigree - Derived from multi-parent 

population GV 10627 = Turbo III /3/XAN 132 / Garrapato // DOR 303 / RXAH 

18274C. Resistant to greenhouse inoculations to infection, plant 

dwarfing, leaf chlorosis, and pod deformation caused by bean golden 

mosaic. Has the RAPD marker OR2530/570 linked with the bgm-1 gene 

present in A 429 and Garrapato and SCAR marker SW12 700 linked with the 

gene(s) at a QTL found in Porrillo Sintetico and DOR 364 for resistance 

to leaf chlorosis. Indeterminate growth habit, purple flowers, and small 

black seeds. Carries the I gene for bean common mosaic. Intermediate 

resistance to angular leaf spot and common bacterial blight. 


Breeding. Pureline. GMR 5. GP-200. Pedigree - Derived from a 

single-cross population GV 10626 = Royal Red / Garrapato. Resistant to 

infection, plant dwarfing, leaf chlorosis, and pod deformation caused by 

bean golden mosaic (BGM) and bean common moasic (BCM). Has the bgm-1 and 

I genes for BGM and BCM resistance, respectively. Intermediate to 

angular leaf spot. Indeterminate growth habit, white flowers, and 

medium-sized cream-colored seeds. 




Apartado Aereo 6713, Cali, Valle, Colombia; Carlos German Munoz, University 

of Puerto Rico, Dept. of Agronomy & Soils, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; Juan 

Carolos Takegami, University of Puerto Rico, Dept. of Agronomy & Soils, 

Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. Received 03/30/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. A 801. GP-201. Pedigree - Derived from population GX 

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9792 = EMP 250 /4/ A769/3/ A 429 / XAN 252 // V8025/ UI 114. High 

yielding, broadly adapted, and has the I gene for bean common mosaic. 

Resistant to angular leaf spot, anthracnose, bean rust, and fusarium 

root rot. Intermediate to bean golden mosaic, common bacterial blight 

and leafhopper. Indeterminate type II growth habit. Flowers lilac. In. 


Breeding. Pureline. A 804. GP-202. Pedigree - Derived from population GX 

9792 = EMP 250 /4/ A769/3/ Z 429 / XAN 252 // V8025 / UI 114. High 

yielding, broadly adapted and has the I gene for bean common mosaic. 

Resistant to angular leaf spot, anthracnose , bean rust, and fusarium 

root rot. Intermediate to bean golden mosaic, common bacterial blight 

and leafhopper. Indeterminate type II Growth habit. Flowers white. 

Insensitive to long photoperiod, matures in 90-110 days, and small seeds 

with cream-striped color, typical of Carioca market class. 




Apartado Aereo 6713, Cali, Valle, Colombia; Carlos German Munoz, University 

of Puerto Rico, Dept. of Agronomy & Soils, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. Received 

03/30/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. VAX 1. GP-203. Pedigree - Developed from a common x 

tepary bean population: PVPA 9576 = /A 769/3/ A 775//ICA Pijao/G 40001, 

using embryo rescue for the first two crosses. High yielding, widely 

adapted, and indeterminate type III growth habit. Small seeded and 

cream-striped color. Has the I gene for bean common mosaic resistance. 

Highly tolerant to low fertile soils, water stress, and fusarium root 

rot and is angular leaf spot and anthracnose. Resistant to common 

bacterial blight and insensitive to long phtoperiod but requires more 

than >90 days to mature in North America. 


Breeding. Pureline. VAX 3. GP-204. Pedigree - Derived from population BC 

11222 = PVPA 9576-1 / XAN 309. Indeterminate upright type II growth 

habit. Small-seeded and shiny red color. Has the I gene for bean common 

mosaic resistance. Resistant to common bacterial blight and insensitive 

to long photoperiod but requires more than >90 days to mature in Nh 

America. 


Breeding. Pureline. VAX 4. GP-205. Pedigree - Derived from the 

population BC 11219 = PVPA 9576-1 / XAN 263. Indeterminate upright type 

II growth habit. Small-seeded and cream color. Has I gene for bean 

common mosaic resistance. Resistant to common bacterial blight and 

insensitive to long photoperiod but requires more than >90 days to 

mature in North Amea. 

The following were developed by John M. Clarke, Agriculture and Agri-Food 

Canada, Semiarid Prairie Agricultural Res. Centre, Airport Road, Box 1030, 

Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; Ron M. DePauw, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada, Semiarid Prairie Agricultural Res. Centre, Box 1030, Swift 

Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; R.E. Knox, Agriculture Canada, 

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Research Station, Box 1030, Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; M.R. 

Fernandez, Agriculture Canada, Research Station, Swift Current, Saskatchewan, 

Canada; H. Campbell, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Research Centre, Swift 

Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada. Received 04/14/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. P8901-AP1A2B1B. GP-723. Pedigree - Laura / RL5801 // 

5*Laura. Released 2000. White chaff and is a hard red spring wheat which 

carries the genes Lr21 for seedling and Lr 34 for adult resistance to 

leaf rust (Puccinia triticine) races prevalent in the Northern Great 

Plains. Seedling and field reactions to leaf rust showed near-complete 

resistance i.e. mostly necrotic flecks with a few very small sporulating 

pustules. Awnless conventional height line with intermediate straw 

strength and maturity. 


Breeding. Pureline. P8901-AQ1A2B1B. GP-724. Pedigree - Laura / RL5801 // 

5*Laura. Released 2000. Dark chaff and is a hard red spring wheat which 

carries the genes Lr21 for seedling and Lr34 for adult resistance to 

leaf rust (Puccinia triticina) races prevalent in the Northern Great 

Plains. Seedling and field reactions to leaf rust showed near-complete 

resistance i.e. mostly necrotic flecks with a few very small sporulating 

pustules. An awnless conventional height line with intermediate straw 

strength and maturity. Susceptible to loose smut (Ustilago tritici) and 

commong bunt (Tilletia caries, T. laevis). 

The following were developed by Mary C. Verhoeven, Oregon State University, 

Crop & Soil Sci Dept, Room 107, Crop Science Building, Corvallis, Oregon 

97331-3002, United States; Craig F. Morris, USDA-ARS, Western Wheat Quality 

Lab., E-202 FSHN Facility East, Pullman, Washington 99164-6394, United States; 

Warren E. Kronstad, Oregon State University, Dept. of Crop and Soil 

Science, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, United States; S. Rajaram, International 

Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Wheat Program, Lisboa 27, Mexico City, 

Federal District 06600, Mexico; M. Kruk, Wheat Marketing Center, Portland, 

Oregon 97209, United States; C. James Peterson, Oregon State University, Crop 

& Soil Science Dept., 107 Crop Science Bldg., Corvallis, Oregon 97331-3002, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "WINSOME"; CM38212-I-7Y-2M-1Y-3M-2Y-0M; OR4870453; 

NSGC 8673. PVP 200100111. Pedigree - Hork 

sib/Yamhill//Kalyansona/Bluebird. Released 2000. Hard white spring 

wheat. Medium-late maturing semidwarf. Released for its adaptation to 

high yielding environments in the Pacific Northwest and end-use 

qualities suitable for Asian noodle applications. The first Hard White 

Spring wheat cultivar released by Oregon State University. Superior leaf 

rust and lodging resistance and superior milling characteristics as 

compared with the hard white spring cultivar IDO 377s. 

The following were developed by F. Kiehn, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, 

Research Centre, Unit 100 - 101 Route 100, Morden, Manitoba R6M 1Y5, Canada; 

H.C. Huang, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Lethbridge Research Center, 

P.O. Box 3000, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 4B1, Canada; H.H. Mundel, Agriculture 

and Agri-Food Canada, Research Centre, Box 3000, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 4B1, 

Canada; G. Saindon, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Potato Research 

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Station, P.O. Box 20280, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 4Z7, Canada. Received 

04/07/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "AC POLARIS"; L95E101. CV-183. Pedigree - 

83B352/5/GN Star*2/3/Redkloud/Kentwood//Swan Valley/4/GN 

Star*2/3/Redkloud/Kentwood://Swan Valley/6/Beryl. High-yielding great 

northern dry bean with white seed coat, suited to the narrow-row 

(drilling) production system used in non-traditional areas of western 

Canada. Type IIb, indeterminate growth habit, with minimal vines with a 

seed weight (over 12 sites, at 14% moisture) of 303g 100 seed-1, 

compared with US 1140 at 309g 100 seed-1. Resistant to strains 1 and 15 

of Bean Common Mosaic Virus. Moderately resistant to white mold 

(Sclerotiia sclerotiorum). Susceptible to common blight (Xanthomonas cam 

pestris), and halo blight (Pseudomonas syringae). 

The following were developed by Dennis R. West, University of Tennessee, 

Department of Plant and Soil Science, P.O. Box 1071, Knoxville, Tennessee 

37996-4562, United States; D.R. Kincer, University of Tennessee, Dept. of 

Plant and Soil Sciences, Knoxville, Tennessee 37901-1071, United States; C.R. 

Graves, University of Tennessee, Dept. of Plant and Soil Sciences, Knoxville, 

Tennessee 37901-1071, United States. Received 04/10/2000. 


Breeding. Inbred. T173. PL-303. Pedigree - 

{[((Mo17/Ga209//Mo17)-F2/Mo17)-S3] / [(Mo17/Mp339//Mo17)-S3]}-S9. Heat 

units to pollen shed were 1540, compared to 1440 for Mo17. Plants 

vigorous and similar to Mo17 in height, leaf, and stalk characteristics. 

Tassel has a central spike with 5-8 lateral branches, yellow anthers, 

and better pollen production than Mo17. Distinct lateral red stripe at 

base of each spikelet on the tassel. Silks usually emerge one day after 

onset of pollen shed, and are yellow-green, turning red after emerging. 

Plants produce 5-6 partially erect, medium green leaves above the ear l 

eaf. May be a few sun-red brace roots from the lowest above ground node. 

Ears large with 10-12 rows of kernels, and there is a wide sulci at the 

stalk end of most ears. Kernels medium to large and slightly harder than 

a full dent. Kernels white with a slight off-white cast, and cobs white. 

Combining ability good to excellent in crosses with white conversions of 

Iowa Stiff Stalk Synthetic related lines. 

The following were donated by Guillermo Covas, Facultad de Agron. de la Univ. 

Nacional de La Pampa, Emilio Mitre 31, Santa Rosa, La Pampa 6300, Argentina. 

Received 10/29/1993. 

PI 613180. Amaranthus standleyanus Parodi ex Covas 

Wild. LP 24; Ames 21665. Collected 04/1993 in La Pampa, Argentina. 

Latitude 35° 14' S. Longitude 63° 35' W. Intendente Alvear, La 

Pampa, Argentina. Wild plants. In the greenhouse, winter 1997, were 

erect and un-branched. Tepals bend outward at the middle, and are narrow 

below and wide above, mucronate. 


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Carolina 27695-7609, United States; James Luby, University of Minnesota, 


55108, United States. Donated by James R. Ballington, North Carolina State 


Carolina 27695-7609, United States. Received 08/21/1985. 

PI 613181. Vaccinium membranaceum Douglas ex Torr. 

Wild. V. membranaceum; BL-94-1; Blue Huckleberry, Mountain Huckleberry. 

Collected 08/12/1985 in Washington, United States. Latitude 47° 40' 

N. Longitude 123° 0' W. Elevation 1040 m. Olympic Nat'l Forest, open 

woodland, northeast aspect. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in 

Washington. 

The following were collected by D.C. Ogle, USDA, ARS, Forage and Range 

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

Donated by Calvin R. Sperling, USDA, ARS, Natl. Germplasm Resources 

Laboratory, Room 402, Building 003, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 


PI 613182. Vaccinium macrocarpon Aiton 

Wild. American Cranberry, Large Cranberry. Collected 10/19/1991 in 

Tennessee, United States. Latitude 36° 31' N. Longitude 81° 58' 

W. Elevation 1120 m. Side of Holston Mts. above Shady Valley, Johnson 

county, Tennessee. Habitat saturated stream bank at lower edge of 

secondary seep. Edged by dry deciduous woods. Carex sp., Scirpus 

cyperinus, Pinus strobus, Lyonia ligustrina, Rosa sp., Dulichium 

arundinaceum, et al. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Tennessee. 

The following were collected by Jeannie Allen, USDA, ARS, 7000 Storch Lane, 

Seabrook, Maryland 20706, United States. Received 10/23/1991. 


Wild. Site III; American Cranberry, Large Cranberry. Collected 

10/17/1991 in Virginia, United States. Latitude 36° 45' N. Longitude 

80° 50' W. Elevation 927 m. Beamer Farm, Fancy Gap, downhill from 

house. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Virginia. Site 

intermediate between a bog and a fen. (This accession was part of the 

PL,SD breakout - 1992). 


Wild. Allen 11; American Cranberry, Large Cranberry. Collected 

10/29/1991 in Maryland, United States. Elevation 813 m. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in Maryland. Small streams flowing throughout 

site. (This accession was part of the PL,SD 'breakout' - 1992). 


Wild. Allen 12; American Cranberry, Large Cranberry. Collected 

10/29/1991 in Maryland, United States. Elevation 893 m. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in Maryland. Associated with Rubus Hispidus, 

Polytrichum sp., Alnus Rugosa. 

PI 613186. Vaccinium oxycoccos L. 

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Wild. Allen 19; Cranberry, Small-fruited Cranberry. Collected 10/30/1991 

in West Virginia, United States. Latitude 39° 4' N. Longitude 

79° 18' W. Elevation 1270 m. 50A area minerotrophic fen, low species 

diversity, Tucker Co Bear Rocks Bog, Dolly Sods., Monongahela National 

Forest. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in West Virginia. V. 

oxycoccos abundant, plants dimunitive. 100 years ago, area was 

completely covered with spruce, then it was logged, then fire burned the 

area. 

The following were collected by Elden J. Stang, University of Wisconsin, 

Dept. Horticulture, 1575 Linden Dr., Madison, Wisconsin 53706, United States. 

Received 04/23/1992. 

PI 613187. Vaccinium myrtillus L. 

Wild. C35; V. myrtillus. Collected 1987 in Turku ja Pori, Finland. 

Latitude 60° 25' N. Longitude 22° 30' E. Elevation 0 m. Piikkio. 

Collected from extensive wild stands in the forests on the experiment 

station grounds. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Finland. 

The following were collected by Henrietta Chambers, National Germplasm 

Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, Corvallis, Oregon 97333-2521, United States. 

Received 08/17/1992. 

PI 613188. Vaccinium ovalifolium Sm. 

Wild. Collected 08/06/1992 in Alaska, United States. Latitude 57° 3' 

11" N. Longitude 135° 19' 9" W. Elevation 5 m. Sitka, Alaska - woods 

along creek, Sheldon Jackson College. Alder, Sitka Spruce, Hemlock 

forest. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Alaska. Fruits blue. 

PI 613189. Vaccinium parvifolium Sm. 

Wild. Collected 08/01/1992 in Alaska, United States. Latitude 57° 3' 

11" N. Longitude 135° 19' 9" W. Elevation 5 m. Sitka, Alaska - near 

waterfront below Sheldon Jackson Coll. Brush, roadside bank. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in Alaska. Fruits red. 

The following were donated by Mark Ehlenfeldt, USDA, ARS, Rutgers Blueberry 

and Cranberry, Research Center, Chatsworth, New Jersey 08019, United States. 

Received 09/14/1992. 

PI 613190. Vaccinium neilgherrense Wight 

Wild. Collected 1967 in India. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

India. 


Wild. Myrtle Whortleberry. Collected 1967 in United States. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild. 


Wild. Mytrle Whortleberry. Collected in Slovenia. Pedigree - collected 

from the wild in Slovenia. 

The following were developed by Elwyn M. Meader, 43 Meaderboro Rd., 

Rochester, New Hampshire 03867-4235, United States. Received 12/17/1992. 

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PI 613193. Vaccinium hybrid 

Breeding. F2 V. stamineum x V. vitis-idaea. Pedigree - (V. stamineum x 

V. vitis-idaea) x open pollinated by sibs. Must be cross-pollenated to 

set seed E. Meader made this backcross because he 

wanted to make a red fruited cranberry he could pick from a bush the way 

blueberries are picked. He chose deerberry (Vaccinium stamineum) because 

it was dould cross readily with V. vitis-idaea, the red fruited mountain 

cranberry, also called the lingonberry. Then he backcrossed the F1 to V. 

vitis-idaea. - notes from Kim Hummer's trip to New Hampshire in 1991. 

The following were collected by Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small 


States; Barbara Fick, Oregon State University, Extension Service, Marion 

County, 3180 Center NE, Room 1361, Salem, Oregon 97301, United States. 

Donated by Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small Fruits Research, 3420 NW 

Orchard Street, Corvallis, Oregon 97339, United States. Received 03/12/1993. 

PI 613194. Vaccinium arboreum Marshall 

Wild. Farkleberry, Sparkleberry. Collected 10/1992 in Missouri, United 

States. Latitude 37° 39' N. Longitude 90° 41' W. Elevation 0 m. 

T34N R3E, See. 15, NE 1/4 and Sec. 16, NW 1/4. Elephant Rocks State 

Park, Iron County, Missouri. Plants growing in exposed granite rocky 

area and extending into the understory of the surrounding forest at the 

base of the rocks. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Missouri. 

Elephant Rocks are an exposed 1.6-2.0 ha of granite rising 30 m above 

surrounding landscape. Large population of plants, predominant species 

in the rocky area and population extended into the understory of the 

surrounding forest at the base of the rocks. Fruit ripen at this site 

from late August until a hard freeze. Green fruit have been seen in late 

October at this site. The fruit was collected in early October 1992. 

Fruiting plants ranging from 1.2-4.6 m tall. Both shrub and small tree 

habit; trunks up to 10 cm in diameter. Leaves were glossy and dark 

green. Fruit ranging from dark blue to black. Fruit size from 0.4-1.0 cm 

in diameter. Location in crevices suggest drought tolerance; during an 

extreme drought in 1991, oaks (Quercus alba and Q. macrocarpa) in the 

area appeared to be dying from drought while the V. arboreum appeared 

unaffected. No visible winter injury or insect damage. Minimal disease 

problems; Ophiodothella spp. which doesn't appear to affect the plant 

and som fruit that appeared to have mummyberry (Monilinia spp.). Seed 

from this population were germinated and several seedlings submitted to 

the NCGR. 

The following were developed by Lawrence D. Young, USDA, ARS, West Tennessee 

Experiment Station, 605 Airways Blvd., Jackson, Tennessee 38301, United 



Cultivar. Pureline. "Fowler"; J94-7. CV-421. Pedigree - Hartwig x 

Holladay. Resistant to soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) races 

2, 3, 5 and 14. Matures with Maturity Group V cultivars. Determinate 

plant type, white flowers, tawny pubescence, and tan pod walls. Seeds 

shiny with black hila. Susceptible to stem canker (Diaporhe phaseolorum 

var. meridionalis) and root-knot nematodes (Meloidogyne arenaria and M. 

incognita). 

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The following were developed by Paul Pfahler, University of Florida, 304 

Newell Hall, Department of Agronomy, Gainesville, Florida 32611, United 

States; Ronald D. Barnett, University of Florida, North Florida Res. & Ed. 

Center, 155 Research Road, Quincy, Florida 32351-5677, United States; Jerry 

W. Johnson, University of Georgia, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, 1109 

Experiment Street, Griffin, Georgia 30223-1197, United States; Ann R. Blount, 

University of Florida, North Florida Research, & Education Center, Mariana, 

Florida 32446-7906, United States. Received 05/25/2000. 


Breeding. Population. "FL-SYNT"; FL Tetraploid Spring Rye Germplasm; 

Autotetraploid of spring rye cultivars. GP-5. Pedigree - After 

chromosome doubling of a number of adapted diploid cultivars with 

colchicine, more than 20 generations of phenotypic recurrent selection 

for seed number (fertility), forage production and grain yield were 

conducted. Heterogeneous and heterozygous population of autotetraploid 

spring rye with all features associated with chromosome doubling. These 

features are associated with larger cell size which is expressed as 

increased pollen diameter, higher seed weight and larger plant size. 

Adapted to the southeastern U.S. Moderately resistant to foliar (fungal) 

diseases prevalent in the southeastern U.S. Straw length is about 150 cm 

and seed weight is approx. 2.61 g/100 seeds. 

The following were donated by Great Western Sugar Company, Longmont, 

Colorado, United States. Received 1963. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4135; NSL 28030; GW 18-43. No further background 

information available. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4136; NSL 28031; GW 034-450W. No further background 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4137; NSL 28032; GW 049-41R. No further background 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4138; NSL 28033; GW 059-47A. No further background 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4139; NSL 28034; GW 064-LOT 8303R. No further 

background information available. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4140; NSL 28035; GW 065-46C. No further background 





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Cultivated. IDBBNR 4143; NSL 28038; C110-61L. No further background 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4144; NSL 28039; B 176. No further background 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4145; NSL 28040; GW 201. No further background 





PI 613209. Beta vulgaris L. subsp. vulgaris 







Cultivated. IDBBNR 4150; NSL 28045; C305-48L. No further background 




















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Cultivated. IDBBNR 4930; NSL 28060; B 376. Lit. reference -- Data Sheet 

available from Great Western. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4931; NSL 28061; C 377. Lit. refer. - Data Sheet from 

Great Western. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4932; NSL 28062; B 379. Lit. refer. - Data Sheet from 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4933; NSL 28063; B 380. Lit. refer. - Great Western 

Data Sheet. 





Cultivated. IDBBNR 4166; NSL 28065; B 390. 


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Cultivated. IDBBNR 4167; NSL 28066; C410. No further background 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4168; NSL 28067; C411. No further background 









Cultivated. IDBBNR 4934; NSL 28070; C 455. Lit. refer. - Proc. Am. Soc. 

Sugar Beet Tech. VI: 202-207, 1950. V:175-178, 1948. Data Sheet from 



Cultivated. IDBBNR 4171; NSL 28071; GW 674-56C. No further background 






Cultivated. IDBBNR 4174; NSL 28074; A 0097. No further background 












Cultivated. IDBBNR 4178; NSL 28078; A145. No further background 








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Cultivated. IDBBNR 4185; NSL 28085; A 0219-62R. No further background 












Cultivated. IDBBNR 4189; NSL 28089; A 0266-60L. No further background 









Cultivated. IDBBNR 4192; NSL 28092; A 1104-50. No further background 








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Cultivated. IDBBNR 4200; NSL 34009; B 042. Data from Great Western Data 

Sheet 8/25/64. "Broadbase, mostly Old Type. Sel. for LSR - GR. 3642 

material which mostly Old Type.". 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4201; NSL 34010; GW 035. Data from Great Western Data 

Sheet 8/25/64. "Early Great Western commercial. Tolerant to Cercospora, 

broadbase, mostly Old Type.". 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4202; NSL 34011; GW 066. Data from Great Western Data 

Sheet 9/25/64. "Early Great Western commercial. Leaf spot resistant, 

XGR 3719, stemming from Old Type.". 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4203; NSL 34012; A 0010. Data from Great Western Data 

Sheet 9/25/64. Eagle Hill No. 6037. No further background information 

available. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4204; NSL 34013; A 0011. Data from Great Western 

Sugar Co. Data Sheet 9/25/64. "Eagle Hill No. 6037 ex. Danish Sugar Beet 

Seed Co. 1938". 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4205; NSL 34014; A 0035. Data from Great Western 

Sugar Data Sheet 9/25/64. "Zapatil Commercial 'High Sugar' rec'd 1939". 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4206; NSL 34015; A 0050. Data from the Great Western 

Data Sheet 9/25/64. Original Dobrovice. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4207; NSL 34016; A 0051. Data from Great Western Data 

Sheet 9/25/64. No further background information available. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4208; NSL 34017; A 0144. Data on the Great Western 

Sugar Co. Data Sheet 9/25/64. ex Hilleshog-1952 (#E4384) Sweden. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4209; NSL 34019; A 1490. Data available on Great 

Western Sugar Co. Data Sheet 9/25/64. Red root. Col. H. E. Brewbaker - 

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Iran, 1963. Probably single plant. 

PI 613273. Beta macrorhiza Steven 

Uncertain. IDBBNR 4680; NSL 34021; A 1326. From Great Western Data Sheet 

9/25/64. Increase of 2 accessions, one from Sizov in Kiev, Russia, the 

other from H. Bogh in Denmark. Hard seed. 


Cultivar. IDBBNR 4211; NSL 42899; UDYCZ B. Data available from Great 

Western Sugar Company. Country of origin is Poland. 


Cultivar. IDBBNR 4212; NSL 42900; VERKHNYATSKAYA B23. Country of origin 

- Russia Was reproduced in Longmont, CO in 1965. 


Cultivar. IDBBNR 4213; NSL 42901; BNIJSKAYA 541. Country of origin - 

Russia No further background information available. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS, Georgia Agric. Exp. Sta., Athens, 

Georgia, United States. Received 1961. 


Cultivar. H-277-19-A; NSL 4682; ROMACK. Disease resistant winter pea. 

Well adapted to Southeast. Literature reference -- Weiner, J. L. & 

Warnock, C. H., "New Winter Wonder Pea", Southern Seedsmen. Progressive 

Farmer (GA, AL, FL):611, October 1953. Georgia Experiment Station 

Leaflet No. 1, September 1954. 

The following were developed by A. Mujeeb-Kazi, International Maize & Wheat 

Improvement Center, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 

06600, Mexico; R.L. Villareal, International Maize & Wheat Improvement 

Center, Apdo. Postal 6-641, Deleg. Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City, Federal District 

06600, Mexico; K. Sayre, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, 

Apdo. Postal 6-641, Lisboa 27, Mexico City, Mexico 06600, Mexico; O. 

Banuelos, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, Apdo. Postal 

6-641, Lisboa 27, Mexico City, Mexico 06600, Mexico. Received 05/30/2000. 

PI 613278. X Aegilotriticum sp. 

Breeding. CIGM86.953-SH19. GP-639. Pedigree - Dverd2/Ae. tauschii (221). 

Waterlogging tolerant synthetic wheat germplasm. Chlorosis 6.3%. 

Anthesis 100 d. Height 84 cm. 1000 kernel weight 49.3 g. 


Breeding. CIGM90.863-SH64. GP-640. Pedigree - Botno/Ae. tauschii (617). 


Anthesis 104d. Height 102 cm. 1000 kernel weight 44.7 g. 


Breeding. CIGM89.567-SH54. GP-641. Pedigree - Ceta/Ae. tauschii (895). 


Anthesis 104 d. Height 93 cm. 1000 kernel weight 37.6 g. 

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Breeding. CIGM92.1723-SH82. GP-642. Pedigree - 68.111/Rgb-U//Ward/3/Ae. 

tauschii (454). Waterlogging tolerant synthetic wheat germplasm. 

Chlorosis 9.2%. Anthesis 98 d. Height 92 cm. 1000 kernel weight 42.4 g. 



06600, Mexico; R.L. Villareal, International Maize & Wheat Improvement 

Center, Apdo. Postal 6-641, Deleg. Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City, Federal District 

06600, Mexico; R. Delgado, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, 

Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, 

Mexico; M.D.H.M. William, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, 

Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico 

; V. Rosas, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, 

Apartado 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; A. Cortes, 

International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Losboa 27, Apartado Postal 

6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. Received 05/30/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM91.330-1. GP-619. Pedigree - Seri M82/Pavon 

F76//8*Seri M82. Near isogenic line with homozygous chromosome 1B 

substitution for T1BL.1RS wheat-rye chromosome translocation. Plant 

height 89 cm. Anthesis 84 d. Physiological maturity 130 d. 



























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F76//8*Seri M82. Plant height 94 cm. Anthesis 89 d. Physiological 

maturity 135 d. 




















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06600, Mexico; S. Rajaram, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, 

Wheat Program, Lisboa 27, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; G. 

Fuentes-Davila, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Apdo. Postal 

6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; R. Delgado, International 

Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico 

City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; A. Cortes, International Maize & Wheat 

Improvement Center, Losboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal 

District 06600, Mexico; V. Roasas, International Maize & Wheat Improvement 

Center, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico. 

Received 05/30/2000. 


Breeding. CIGM93.183. GP-695. Pedigree - Cerceta/Ae. tauschii(174). 

Spring-type synthetic hexaploid wheat germplasm with resistance to 

karnal bunt (Neovossia indica). Anthesis 100d. Maturity 148d. Height 

95cm. 1000 kernel weight 61.dg. KB 0%. 


Breeding. CIGM87.2765. GP-696. Pedigree - Altar 84/Ae. tauschii(188). 



90cm. 1000 kernel weight 54.6g. KB 0%. 


Breeding. CIGM87.2767. GP-697. Pedigree - Altar 84/Ae. tauschii(192). 





Breeding. CIGM90.561. GP-698. Pedigree - Yarmouk/Ae. tauschii(217). 




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Breeding. CIGM88.1239. GP-699. Pedigree - Yav2/Tezontle//Ae. 

tauschii(249). Spring-type synthetic hexaploid wheat germplasm with 

resistance to karnal bunt (Neovossia indica). Anthesis 110d. Maturity 

151d. Height 120cm. 1000 kernel weight 58.3g. KB 0%. 


Breeding. CIGM88.1344. GP-700. Pedigree - Doy 1/Ae. tauschii(447). 





Breeding. CIGM92.1727. GP-701. Pedigree - Doy 1/Ae. tauschii(458). 





Breeding. CIGM90.845. GP-702. Pedigree - Scaup/Ae. tauschii(518). 





Breeding. CIGM90.846. GP-703. Pedigree - Yar/Ae. tauschii(518). 





Breeding. CIGM90.590. GP-704. Pedigree - 

68.111/Rugby-USA//Ward/3/Flamingo/4/Rabi/5/Ae. tauschii(629). 





Breeding. Pureline. CIGM90.257-1. GP-705. Pedigree - Croc 1/Ae. 

tauschii(205)//Flycatcher. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with 


126d. Height 75cm. 1000 kernel weight 38.8g. KB 1.59%. 



tauschii(224)//Kauz. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with resistance 

to karnal bunt (Neovossia indica). Anthesis 79d. Maturity 123d. Height 

95cm. 1000 kernel weight 46.8g. KB 0.69%. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM90-462. GP-707. Pedigree - Altar 84/Ae. 

tauschii(221)//Yaco. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with resistance 



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tauschii(205)//Kauz. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with resistance 





tauschii(205)//Borlaug 95. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM90.412. GP-710. Pedigree - Croc 1/Ae. 

tauschii(213)//Papago M86. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with 





06600, Mexico; S. Rajaram, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, 

Wheat Program, Lisboa 27, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; R. 

Delgado, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, Apartado 

Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; V. Rosas, 

International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, Apartado 6-641, 

Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; A. Cortes, International Maize & 

Wheat Improvement Center, Losboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, 

Federal District 06600, Mexico; S. Cano, International Mazie and Wheat 

Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, D.F., Mexico, Mexico. 

Received 05/30/2000. 


Breeding. CASS97B00040S. GP-711. Pedigree - Gan/Ae. tauschii(236)//Doy 

1/Ae. tauschii(447). Spring-type synthetic hexaploid wheat germplasm 

with resistance to spot blotch (Cochliobolus sativus). Anthesis 68d. 

Maturity 96d. Height 115cm. Blotch 2-2 (first digit indicates the height 

of infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to mid-plant; and 9=up to flag 

leaf; the second digit indicates disease severity on infected leaves, 

where 1=10% coverage; 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 1 

(1=low grain infection and 5=severely infected). 


Breeding. CASS97B00041S. GP-712. Pedigree - Gan/Ae. 

tauschii(236)//Cerceta/ Ae. tauschii(895). Spring-type synthetic 

hexaploid wheat germplasm with resistant to spot blotch (Cochliobolus 

sativus). Anthesis 68d. Maturity 96d. Height 110cm. Blotch 2-2 (first 

digit indicates the height of infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to 

mid-plant; and 9=up to flag leaf; the second digit indicates disease 

severity on infected leaves, where 1=10% coverage; 5=50% coverage, and 

9=90% coverage). Grain 2 (1=low grain infection and 5=severely 

infected). 


Breeding. CASS97B00046S. GP-713. Pedigree - Scoop 1/Ae. 


hexaploid wheat germplasm with resistance to spot blotch (Cochliobolus 

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severity on infected leaves, where 1=10% coverage; 5=50% coverage; and 


infection). 


Breeding. CASS97B00054S. GP-714. Pedigree - Doy 1/Ae. 


hexaploid wheat germplasm with resistance to spot blotch (Cochliobolus 



mid-plant; and 9=up to flag leaf, the second digit indicates disease 



infected). 


Breeding. CASS97B00063S. GP-715. Pedigree - 

68.111/Rugby-USA//Ward/3/Flamingo/4/Ae. tauschii(629)/6/Cerceta/ Ae. 

tauschii(895). Spring-type synthetic hexaploid wheat germplasm with 

resistance to spot blotch (Cochliobolus sativus). Anthesis 70d. Maturity 

98d. Height 115cm. Blotch 3-3 (first digit indicates the height of 

infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to mid-plant; and 9=up to flag 

leaf; the second digit indicates disease severity on infected leaves, 

where 1=10% coverage; 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 1 

(1=low grain infection and 5=severely infected). 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM90.1291. GP-716. Pedigree - Altar/Ae. 

tauschii(224)//2*Yaco. Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with resistance 

to spot blotch (Cochliobolus sativus). Anthesis 68d. Maturity 89d. 

Height 76cm. Blotch 3-2 (first digit indicates the height of infection, 

where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to mid-plant; and 9=up to flag leaf; the 

second digit indicates disease severity on infected leaves, where 1=10% 

coverage; 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 1 (1=low grain 

infection and 5=severely infected). 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM97B00024S-3DH. GP-717. Pedigree - 

Sabuf//Altar/Ae. tauschii(224)/3/Yaco/Croc_1/Ae. tauschii(205). 

Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with resistance to spot blotch 

(Cochliobolus sativus). Anthesis 70d. Maturity 93d. Height 70cm. Blotch 

2-2 (first digit indicates the height of infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 

5=up to mid-plant; and 9=up to flag leaf; the second digit indicates 

disease severity on infected leaves, where 1=10% coverage; 5=50% 

coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 2 (1=low grain infection and 

5=severely infected). 


Breeding. Pureline. CASS94Y00121S. GP-718. Pedigree - Bacanora 

88//Sora/Ae. tauschii(323). Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with 


90d. height 75cm. Blotch 2-2 (first digit indicates the height of 

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infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to mid-plant;and 9=up to flag leaf; 

the second digit indicates disease severity on infected leaves, where 

1=10% coverage; 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 2 (1=low 

grain infection and 5=severely infected). 


Breeding. Pureline. CASS97B00016S-1DH. GP-719. Pedigree - 

Opata/3/Sora//Ae. tauschii(323). Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with 



infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to mid-plant; and 9=up to flag leaf 

; the second digit indicates disease severity on infected leaves, where 

1=10% coverage, 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 2 (1=lowest 



Breeding. Pureline. CASS97B00010S-1DH. GP-720. Pedigree - Bacanora 

88/4/68.111/Rugby-USA/Ward/3/Ae. tauschii(325). Spring-type bread wheat 

germplasm with resistance to spot blotch (Cochliobolus sativus). 

Anthesis 64d. Maturity 85d. Height 80cm. Blotch 2-1 (first digit 

indicates the height of infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to 




infected). 


Breeding. Pureline. CASS97B00030S-3DH. GP-721. Pedigree - Bacanora 

88//Decoy/Ae. tauschii(447). Spring-type bread wheat germplasm with 



infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to mid-plant; and 9=up to flag leaf; 

the second digit indicates disease severity on infected leaves, where 

1=10% coverage; 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% coverage). Grain 1 (1=low 



Breeding. Pureline. CASS94Y00160S. GP-722. Pedigree - Bacanora 

88/4/Rabi//Ganso/Crane/3/Ae. tauschii(895). Spring-type bread wheat 

germplasm with resistance to spot blotch (Cochliobolus sativus). 

Anthesis 58 d. Maturity 85d. Height 76cm. Blotch 3-2 (first digit 

indicates the height of infection, where 1=lowest leaf; 5=up to 


severity on infected leaves, where 1=10%; 5=50% coverage; and 9=90% 

coverage). Grain 1 (1=low grain infection and 5=severely infected). Not 

free-threshing. 

The following were developed by Solomon Kibite, Agriculture & Agri-Food 

Canada, Research Centre, 6000 C & E Trail, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W1, Canada. 

Received 05/15/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. LAO-525-S-01. GP-57. Pedigree - Jasper/OT257. 

Developed using 4 F2 plants originating from reciprocal crosses 

involving Jasper and OT257. This line has Jasper cytoplasm. Released 

1999. Dwarf of near-isogenic pair (tall line - LAO-525-T-01) of spring 

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type oat line. Pair is near-isogenic except for the alleles conferring 

dwarf (Dw6/Dw6) and normal height (dw6/dw6) genotypes. Does not have 

vernalization requirements. Days to head 67.6, days to mature 113.5. 

Height 77 cm. Lodge 0%. Yield 5242.0 kg ha-1. Test wt. 47.5 kg bL-1. 

Kernel wt. 34.2 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris victoriae). 

Moderately susceptible to smut (Ustilago avenae and U. kolleri). 

Moderately susceptible to barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV), and 

susceptible to the oat crown rust (Puccinia coronata) and oat stem rust 

(P. graminis). 


Breeding. Pureline. LAO-525-T-01. GP-58. Pedigree - Jasper/OT257. 



1999. Tall of near-isogenic pair (dwarf line - LAO-525-S-01) of spring 





Kernal wt. 40.9 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris victoriae). 












vernalization requirements. Days to heading 67.8. Days to mature 111.4. 

Height 66 cm. Lodge 0%. Yield 4615.2 Kg ha-1. Test wt. 42.9 Kg bL-1. 










1999. Tall of near-isogenic pair (dwarf line - LAO-525-S-02) spring type 

oat line. Pair is near-isogenic except for the alleles conferring dwarf 

(Dw6/Dw6) and normal height (dw6/dw6) genotypes. Does not have 

vernalization requirements. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris 

victoriae). Moderately susceptible to smut (Ustilago avenae and U. 

kolleri). Moderately susceptible to barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) and 







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vernalization requirements. Days to head 64.3, days to mature 109.1 . 















Height 119 cm. Lodge 19%. Yield 6552.6 kg ha-1. Test wt. 50.8 kg bL-1). 







Breeding. Pureline. LAO-524-S-02. GP-63. Pedigree - OT257/Jasper. 


involving Jasper and OT257. This line has OT257 cytoplasm. Released 





Height 72 cm. Lodge 0%. Yield 5595.1 kg ha-1. Text wt. 47.4 kg bL-1. 







Breeding. Pureline. LAO-524-T-02. GP-64. Pedigree - OT257/Jasper. 


involving Jasper and OT257. This line has OT257 cytoplasm. Released 






Kernel wt. 42.3. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris victoriae). 






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Breeding. Pureline. LAO-521-S-02. GP-65. Pedigree - OT526/OT257. 

Developed from 2 F2 plants obtained by crossing OT257 and OT536. 

Released 1999. Dwarf of near-isogenic pair (tall line - LAO-521-T-02) of 

spring type oat line. Pair is near-isogenic except for the alleles 

conferring dwarf (Dw6/Dw6) and normal height (dw6/dw6) genotypes. Does 

not have vernalization requirements. Days to head 64.1, days to mature 

109.4. Height 66 cm. Lodge 0%. Yield 5698.1 kg ha-1. Test wt. 46.3 kg 

bL-1. Kernel wt 34.1 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris 


kolleri). Moderately susceptible to barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV), 

and susceptible to the oat crown rust (Puccinia coronata) and oat stem 

rust (P. graminis). 


Breeding. Pureline. LAO-521-T-02. GP-66. Pedigree - OT526/OT257. 

Developed using 2 F2 plants obtained by crossing OT257 and OT536. 

Released 1999. Tall of near-isogenic pair (dwarf line - LAO-521-S-02) of 



not have vernalization requirements. Days to head 56.8m days to mature 


bL-1). Kernel wt.42.9 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris 






Breeding. Pureline. LAO-521-S-03. GP-67. Pedigree - OT526/OT257. 

Developed using 2 F2 plants obtained by crossing OT257 and OT536. 

Released 1999. Dwarf of near-isogenic pair (tall line - LAO-521-T-03) of 





bL-1. Kernel wt. 39.2 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris 






Breeding. Pureline. LAO-521-T-03. GP-68. Pedigree - OT526/OT257. 

Developed from 2 F2 plants obtained by crossing OT257 and OT536. 

Released 1999. Tall of near-isogenic pair (dwarf line - LAO-521-S-03) of 





bL-1. Kernal weight 45.4 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris 






Breeding. Pureline. LAO-517-S-01. GP-69. Pedigree - OT257/N326-7. 

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Produced from a single F2 plant in a cross of OT257/N326-7. Released 






Kernal wt. 29.1 mg. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris victoriae). 






Breeding. Pureline. LAO-517-T-01. GP-70. Pedigree - OT257/N326-7. 

Produced from a single F2 plant in a cross of OT257/N326-7. Released 






Kernel wt. 33.7. Resistant to Victoria blight (Bipolaris victoriae). 





The following were developed by Roy G. Cantrell, New Mexico State University, 

Agronomy and Horticulture Dept., P.O. Box 30003, Las Cruces, New Mexico 

88003, United States; C. Waddell, New Mexico State University, Dept. of 

Agronomy and Horticulture, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003-8003, United States. 

Received 05/01/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. NM970513. GP-714. Pedigree - Acala 1517-95/NM24052. 

Inbred germplasm line developed as a source of high fiber strength or 

fiber tenacity. Plant height approx. 95 cm at maturity and growth habit 

indeterminate and spreading. Bolls ovate and average 2.21 g of lint. 

Fiber strength averages 282.6 kN m kg-1. Fiber strength was measured on 

a plot-basis as mean of two breaks on a 3.2 mm gauge stelometer. Fiber 

length, short fiber index and micronaire not significantly different 

from Acala 1517-95. Fiber elongation lower than Acala 1517-95 (5.9 

versus 6.8). Lint yield about 85% of parent cv., Acala 1517-95. 

Handpicked lint percent averages 38.3 with a seed index of 10.1g. 

The following were developed by An H. Hang, Washington State University, 

Irrigated Agriculture Res. & Ext. Center, Route 2, Box 2953-A, Prosser, 

Washington 99350-9687, United States; An Hang, USDA, ARS, National Small 

Grains Germplasm, Research Facility, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210, United States; 

Matt Silbernagel, USDA, ARS, Vegetable Crop Production, IAREC, P.O. Box 30, 

Prosser, Washington 99350, United States; Phillip Miklas, USDA, ARS, 

Irrigated Agric. Research & Extension Ctr., 24106 North Bunn Road, Prosser, 



Breeding. Pureline. USWA-12. GP-215. Pedigree - GN-WM-85-45 / 

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88BR-1794-B. Very large seeded great northern with indeterminate, 

upright vine with long tendrils, Type II-B growth habit. I gene 

resistance to bean common mosaic virus (BCMV) and complete curly top 

resistance (CTV). Pods set from low to high on plant. Late season bean 

maturing 3-4 days later than Starlight. Yields comparible to Starlight 

but seed size larger. 


Breeding. Pureline. USWA-13. GP-216. Pedigree - 88BR-1798-B / 

GN-WM-85-45. Type II-B growth habit, maturity and yields close to UI-59 

and Alpine. Seed size larger than most of the commercial great northern. 

Seed plump and has attractive bright white color. Dominant I gene 

resistance to BCMV but occasionally shows trace of CTV in the field, 

indicating possible variability for this character, or it may have only 

one of the two dominant resistance factors. 

The following were developed by Bob Briggs, Novartis Seeds, 1301 W. 

Washington Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701, United States. Donated by 

Steve A. Eberhart, USDA, ARS, National Seed Storage Laboratory, 1111 South 

Mason Street, Fort Collins, Colorado 80521-4500, United States; Novartis 

Seeds, 1301 W. Washington Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701, United States. 

Received 05/07/1999. 


Breeding. Population. C.999393-2505; C.999393; F433N01; GS43(R)C1; Ames 

25271. 

The following were developed by Ron Good, Novartis Seeds, 1301 W. Washington 

Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701, United States. Donated by Steve A. 

Eberhart, USDA, ARS, National Seed Storage Laboratory, 1111 South Mason 

Street, Fort Collins, Colorado 80521-4500, United States; Novartis Seeds, 

1301 W. Washington Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701, United States. 

Received 05/07/1999. 



25272. 



25273. 

The following were developed by Bert Hornbrook, Novartis Seeds, 1301 W. 





Received 05/07/1999. 


Breeding. Population. C.999463-5505; C.999463; D024N03; GS42(R)C3; Ames 

25274. 

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The following were developed by Jim Linder, Novartis Seeds, 1301 W. 





Received 05/07/1999. 


Breeding. Population. C.999487-8505; C.999487; D020N03; GS22(R)C3; Ames 

25275. 

The following were developed by Ron Good, Novartis Seeds, 1301 W. Washington 

Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701, United States. Donated by Steve A. 

Eberhart, USDA, ARS, National Seed Storage Laboratory, 1111 South Mason 

Street, Fort Collins, Colorado 80521-4500, United States; Novartis Seeds, 

1301 W. Washington Street, Bloomington, Illinois 61701, United States. 

Received 05/07/1999. 


Breeding. Population. C.GAC4657; D102N04; GS10(R)C4; Ames 25276. 

The following were donated by K. B. Singh, Int. Center For Agricultural 

Research in the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria. Received 01/01/1992. 


Breeding. FLIP 85-58; W6 12918. Used in the USDA, ARS Chickpea breeding 

program at Pullman, WA. to develop Ascochyta blight resistant Chickpea 

cultivars for the Chickpea industry in the Pacific Northwest. FLIP 85-58 

was the blight resistant line used in development of two large-seeded 

kabuli cultivars Dwelley and Sanford. 

The following were developed by John M. Clarke, Agriculture and Agri-Food 

Canada, Semiarid Prairie Agricultural Res. Centre, Airport Road, Box 1030, 

Swift Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; Ron M. DePauw, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada, Semiarid Prairie Agricultural Res. Centre, Box 1030, Swift 

Current, Saskatchewan S9H 3X2, Canada; J. G. McLeod, Agriculture Canada, 

Swift Current Research Station, P. O. Box 1030, Swift Current, Saskatchewan 

S9H 3X2, Canada; W.H. Pfeiffer, International Maize & Wheat Improvement 

Centre, Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 

06600, Mexico. Received 05/31/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "AC ULTIMA"; T 150 9330A-062. CV-24. Pedigree - 

Drago/Ibex//Civet#2. A complete hexaploid triticale which derives from 

the progeny of the spring x winter cross. Released 1999. Yields from 5.1 

to 9.2 t ha-1 of grain on Brown and Black soils of the Canadian 

Prairies, respectively. Matures in 105 d, height 101 cm, and kernel 

weight 45.4 mg. Test weight 70.5 kg hL-1 and lodging resistance score of 

1.7 (1.0 - all plants vertical, 9.0 - all plants horizontal). Represents 

a significant improvement in Hagberg Falling Number (155s). Very 

resistant to prevalent races of stem rust, leaf rust and common bunt. 

Moderately resistant to common root rot. 

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The following were donated by Paul F. Knowles, 5703 Nakat Way, Blaine, 

Washington 98230, United States. Received 03/06/1989. 


Cultivated. 81/3/BS; W6 737. Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: short internodes. 


Cultivated. 81/U2/BS; W6 739. Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks 






Cultivated. 81/60/10p; W6 741. Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: short, most plants tall in the 

row. 


Cultivated. 81/U23/BOp; W6 742. Carry the gene for short stature. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Debela dwarf. 


Cultivated. 80/111/BOp; W6 743. Carry the gene for short stature. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Debela dwarf. 



donor used to identify this accession: weak dwarf, l. 



donor used to identify this accession: minute, taller than most minutes. 


Cultivated. 80/12/S & Op; W6 746. Carry the gene for short stature. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: minute. 



donor used to identify this accession: minute. 


Cultivated. 80/12/BOp; W6 749. Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: minute. 



donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height. 



donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height, black seed. 

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donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height, Urie's 154-1. 



donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height, white 

pappus, bushy type. 



donor used to identify this accession: Mexiacn Dwarf. 


Cultivated. 82/16/BOp; W6 755. Carry the gene for short stature, Mexican 

Dwarf present in this accessions which has one recessive gene governing 

shortness. 




shortness. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran X Mex Dwf 

F5 selection, short, early type. 




shortness Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran X Mex Dwf 



Cultivated. 82/27BOp; W6 758. Carry the gene for short stature, Mexican 


shortness. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran X Mex Dwf 



Cultivated. 80/200/3S; W6 759. 


Cultivated. 80/272/4S; W6 760. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: bushy #1. 


Cultivated. 80/281/281/10p; W6 761. Vary in expression of branching. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: bushy #2. 


Cultivated. 81/367/BS; W6 762. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: bushy. 



donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches, large head, 

good type. 

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Cultivated. 81/318/BOp; W6 764. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches. 



donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches, thinner hull. 


Cultivated. 81/U26BS; W6 766. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches. 



donor used to identify this accession: decumbent branches. 


Cultivated. 81/U41/BS; W6 769. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: decumbent branches, brittle stems. 



donor used to identify this accession: spreading (decdecapap). 


Cultivated. 81/U40/4S; W6 771. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: horizontal branches. 


Cultivated. 81/U38/BS; W6 772. Vary in expression of branching. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: sprawling. 


Cultivated. 81/386/19S; W6 774. Vary in seed expression, mostly in the 

color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this 

accession: light brown seed. 


Cultivated. 81/393/30p; W6 775. Vary in seed expression, mostly in the 


accession: brown seed. 


Cultivated. 80/468/BS; W6 776. Vary in seed expression, mostly in the 


accession: brwon, striped seed. 




accession: purple, striped seed. 




accession: medium to very dark brown seed. 

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Cultivated. 80/484/BOp; W6 779. Vary in seed expression, mostly in the 


accession: dark grey seed. 




accession: purple seed. 




accession: purple seed with dark crown. 




accession: seed purple to black. 




accession: black seed. 


Cultivated. 81/39310p; W6 784. Vary in seed expression, mostly in the 


accession: black seed. 




accession: speckled seed. 




accession: variable seed color. 




accession: partial hull. 




accession: thin hull(thth). 


Cultivated. 81/349/BS; W6 790. Have brittle stems that break easily and 

cleanly when bent. They have genotype brbr. Remarks donor used to 

identify this accession: brittle stem. 


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Cultivated. 81/354/BS; W6 792. Have brittle stems that break easily and 


identify this accession: brittle stem, decumbent. 


Cultivated. 81/365/20p; W6 793. Have brittle stems that break easily and 


identify this accession: brittle stem, thin hull (thth). 


Cultivated. 80/221/2S; W6 794. Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green leaves. 


Cultivated. 80/371/BS; W6 795. Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: very light green leaves, 

uniform. 



Remarks donor used to identify this accession: yellow green leaves, B1 

when ripe. 


Cultivated. 81/U43/BS; W6 798. Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. 

Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green leaves, 

turning dark green. 


Cultivated. 81/U44/10p; W6 799. Vary in leaf expression, mostly in 

color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green 

branches. 


Cultivated. 81/U44/10p; W6 800. Vary in leaf expression, mostly in 

color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: dark green 

branches. 



Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green leaves, 

turning dark. 



Remarks donor used to identify this accession: black leaves when mature. 



Remarks donor used to identify this accession: rinkle leaf. 


Cultivated. 81/277/10p; W6 804. Vary in leaf expression, mostly in 

color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: non-shattering. 


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Remarks donor used to identify this accession: heavy pubescence, gray 

seed. 


Cultivated. 80/313/BS; W6 806. 


Cultivated. 80/472/BS; W6 807. Vary mostly in flower color. Closed 

flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry 

little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: 

pigmentless flower. 


Cultivated. 81/U80/BS; W6 808. Vary mostly in flower color. Closed 

flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set very 


pigmentless flower. 


Cultivated. 80/420/10p; W6 809. Vary mostly in flower color. Closed 



cream flower. 





cream flower. 





light yellow flower, lobes with O ips crinkled leaves. 





red tips to light yellow flowers. 





mixed red, yellow, light orange flowers, long seeds. 


Cultivated. 81/U61/BOp; W6 816. Vary mostly in flower color. Closed 



pink flowers. 


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intense red flowers. 





intense red flowers. 


Cultivated. 81/372/BOP; W6 821. Vary mostly in flower color. Closed 



closed flower, intense red. 





closed flower, abundant seed. 





partly closed flower. 


Cultivated. 81/398/BOP; W6 830. Autotetraploides, most setting very 


autotetraploids. 


Cultivated. 81/405/1Op; W6 833. Autotetraploides, most setting very 




Cultivated. 81/405/20p; W6 834. Autotetraploides, most setting very 




Cultivated. 81/406/BS; W6 835. Autotetraploides, most setting very 




Cultivated. 81/407/1S; W6 836. Autotetraploides, most setting very 




Cultivated. 81/U82/BS; W6 837. Autotetraploides, most setting very 


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Cultivated. 81/U84/30p; W6 839. Autotetraploides, most setting very 




Cultivated. 81/409/BS; W6 842. Derivative of a natural cross of an 

autotetraploid type to an unknown wild species. Remarks donor used to 

identify this accession: autotetraploids X unkonwn wild species. 


Cultivated. 81/411/2S; W6 843. Derivative of a natural cross of an 




Cultivated. 81/411/4S; W6 844. Derivative of a natural cross of an 




Cultivated. 81/570/BS; W6 846. Have high levels of iodine value and/or 

high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this 

accession: UC-1. 




accession: short UC-1. 




accession: short UC-1. 


Cultivated. 80/208/2S; W6 849. Have high levels of iodine value and/or 


accession:. 




accession: US-10 selection. 


Cultivated. 81/508/1S; W6 851. Collected in Iran. Have high levels of 

iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to 

identify this accession: Iranian. 



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accession: flower yellow when fresh. 




accession: long bracts. 




accession: (Iran X N10)US-10)) Gila, is like Gila. 


Cultivated. 81/514/BS; W6 855. Collected in Turkey. Have high levels of 


identify this accession: Turkey. 




accession: UC-83. 




accession: Frio-1, partial hull, small seed. 




accession: Frio-3 X Israel, heavy pappus. 


Cultivated. 81/518/BS; W6 859. Collected in Israel. Have high levels of 


identify this accession: Israel, large head. 




accession: (Israel)US-10 F3 Gila, like Gila. 




accession: Israel. 




accession: Portugal X high stearic, apressed branches, striped. 



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accession: US-10. 


Cultivated. 80/131/BS; W6 866. Collected in Portugal. Have high levels 

of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to 

identify this accession: Porugal. 




identify this accession: Spain. 




identify this accession: Iran. 


Cultivated. 81/550/BS; W6 869. Collected in Portugal. Have high levels 


identify this accession: Portugal. 




accession: Portugal X intermediate oleic. 




accession: portugal X Spain. 


Cultivated. 81/605/BS; W6 872. Collected in Spain. Have high levels of 


identify this accession: Spain. 


Cultivated. 81/609/6S; W6 873. Collected in Morocco. Have high levels 


identify this accession: Morocco. 


Cultivated. 82/45/BOP; W6 874. Have high levels of iodine value and/or 


accession: Portugal X Gila F5 seed. 


Cultivated. 82/51/10p; W6 875. Have high levels of iodine value and/or 


accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed. 



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accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed. 























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accession: Partial hull X Portugal F5 seed. 
























accession: Portugal X high strearic. 



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accession: resistant to Fusarium wilt. 


Cultivated. 80/427/BS; W6 907. 


Cultivated. 80/563-4/Op; W6 909. Mixture of male-sterile type: 

male-sterile(msms) and male-fertile(Msms), propagated by crossing msms 

and Msms. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: male-sterlie, 

UC-149. 


Cultivated. 80/567-8/BS; W6 911. Collected in Sudan. Remarks donor used 

to identify this accession: Sudan, UC-151, Phytophtora root rot 

resistant. 


Cultivated. 80/587-8/BS; W6 921. Remarks donor used to identify this 

accession: Turkey, UC-161, Phytophthora root rot resistant. 

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Cultivated. 80/591/BS; W6 923. Remarks donor used to identify this 

accession: India, UC-163, Phytophthora root rot resistant. 



accession: Carlson B, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson C, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson D, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson E, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson F, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson G, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson H, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson I, Leed, resistant to thrips. 



accession: Carlson L, resistant to thrips. 


Cultivated. 80/613-4/Bop; W6 935. Remarks donor used to identify this 

accession: Carlson L, resistant to thrips. 


Cultivated. 80/620/bs; W6 936. Collected in Australia. Remarks donor 

used to identify this accession: Intro. Austral. Sigma 23, resistant to 

thrips. 


Cultivated. 80/621/BS; W6 937. Collected in Australia. Remarks donor 

used to identify this accession: Intro. Austral. Sigma 24. 




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Cultivated. 80/624/BS; W6 940. Remarks donor used to identify this 

accession: Intro. Austral. Sigma 49. 


Cultivated. 80/625/BS; W6 941. Collected in Iran. Remarks donor used to 

identify this accession: Iran UCD Access. 80-12, early type. 


Cultivated. 80/627/BS; W6 942. Collected in Iran. Remarks donor used to 

identify this accession: Iran UCD Access. 80-14, early type. 


Cultivated. 80/628/BS; W6 943. Collected in Turkey. Remarks donor used 

to identify this accession: Turkey Access. 80-15. 

















Cultivated. 80/634/BS; W6 949. Collected in China. Remarks donor used 

to identify this accession: China Access. 79-84 heads shatter. 


Cultivated. 80/635/1S; W6 950. Collected in China. Remarks donor used 

to identify this accession: China Access. 79-85. 






to identify this accession: China Access. 79-87, from Sinkiang. 

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to identify this accession: China Access. 79-88, from Yunnan. 








Cultivated. 81/517/BS; W6 956. Collected in Azores, Portugal. Remarks 

donor used to identify this accession: Azores introduction, a distinct 

type. 

The following were developed by S.H. Samudio, Jacklin Seed Company, 5300 West 

Riverbend Avenue, Post Falls, Idaho 83854-9499, United States; A. Doug Brede, 

J.R. Simplot Co., 5300 West Riverbend Avenue, Post Falls, Idaho 83854-9499, 

United States; S.H. Samudio, Jacklin Seed by Simplot, 5300 West Riverbend 

Avenue, Post Falls, Idaho 83854-9499, United States. Received 05/10/2000. 

PI 613535. Lolium perenne L. 

Cultivar. Population. "CADDIESHACK". CV-205. Pedigree - Modififed 

advanced generation synthetic from 20 elite progenies selected and bred 

from the perennial ryegrass variety Accent. Differs from Accent by 

significantly darker color, shorter spike and spikelet length, shorter 

flag leaf height, and fewer florets per spike. Attractive, high density 

turf with medium-fine leaf texture. Exhibits improved wear tolerance and 

turf density during spring, summer and fall. Demonstrates improved 

resistance to dollar spot (Lanzia and Moellerodiscus spp.), large brown 

patch (Rhizoctonia solani), red thread (Laetisaria fuciformis), leaf 

spot (Drechslera siccans), leaf rust (Puccinia spp.), and gray leaf spot 

(Pyricularia grisea). 

The following were developed by George H. Liang, Kansas State University, 

Department of Agronomy, Waters Hall, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States; 

Ken Kofoid, Kansas State University, KSU Agricultural Research Center, 1232 

240th Avenue, Hays, Kansas 67601-9228, United States; Mitchell R. Tuinstra, 

Kansas State University, Department of Agronomy, 2004 Throckmorton Plant, 

Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5501, United States; R.L. Vanderlip, Kansas State 

University, Dept. of Agronomy, Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5501, United States; 

C. Hicks, Kansas State University, Dept. of Agronomy, Manhattan, Kansas 



Breeding. Pureline. PL-1; KS 115. GP-590. Pedigree - Specific pedigree 

is unknown but records indicate that a large-seeded 

photoperiod-sensitive, korgi-type sorghum introduction was crossed with 

KS 18 B (White Martin x Short Kaura). Very distinctive, durra-caudatum 

sorghum line that produces large, yellow-endosperm seeds (55 g 1000 

seed-1) on plants with partially recurved peduncles. Plant color purple, 

short awns, and produces very large glumes covered with downy hairs. 

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Generally flowers in 75 d in Kansas. Grows to approx. 1.2 m in height, 

but expresses a strongly prostrate and highly variable growth habit. 

When crossed to most A-lines, restores fertility but pollen shed is 

often poor. 

The following were developed by Jorge A. Mosjidis, Auburn University, 

Department of Agronomy & Soils, 202 Funchess Hall, Auburn, Alabama 


PI 613537. Lespedeza cuneata (Dum. Cours.) G. Don 

Cultivar. Population. "AU Grazer". CV-15. Pedigree - Synthetic made up 

of six populations developed from selection in a population made up of 

81 inbreds and populations. Superior survival ability under grazing. 

Averages 50% higher number of stems (an indication of survival ability) 

than the leading cultivar Serala. Plants have fine and pliable stems 

with abundant secondary and tertiary branching. 

The following were developed by Marvin L. Risius, Pennsylvania State 

University, Department of Agronomy, 116 ASI Bldg., University Park, 

Pennsylvania 16802, United States. Received 06/12/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PA8649-95". CV-294. Pedigree - Harrison/3/Cebada 

Capa/Wong//Awnleted Hudson sel/4/Hanover/Jefferson//Barsoy. Released 

1999. Winter, six-rowed, rough awned, hulled feed barley with medium 

height (90 cm) and medium maturity. Plants semi-prostrate and deep green 

in the fall. Heads semi-nodding at maturity. Stem neck straight and 

slightly curved at maturity. Exhibits moderate field resistance to 

causal organisms of leaf rust (Puccinia hordei) prevalent in 

Pennsylvania. Kernel lemmas slightly wrinkled. Rachilla hairs long. 

Lemmas yellow at maturity with few teeth on lateral and marginal nerves. 

The following were developed by Paul R. Beuselinck, USDA, ARS, University of 

Missouri, Department of Agronomy, Columbia, Missouri 65211, United States; 

Jeffrey J. Steiner, USDA, ARS, Natl. Forage Seed Prod. Res. Ctr., 3450 S.W. 

Campus Way, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-7102, United States. Received 06/01/2000. 

PI 613539. Lotus corniculatus L. 

Genetic. RG-BFT. GS-1. Pedigree - Two grams of AG-S4 seed was irradiated 

with 20 kR of gamma radiation. A random 1200-plant population (AG-S4-IR) 

was grown from irradiated seeds under greenhouse conditions. After 

self-pollination, seeds from two pods per plant were collected and desi 

gnated IR-S1. A second random 1200-plant population was grown from the 

IR-S1. A single rapid flowering clone was identified (RG-S1). Seeds of 

RG-S1 were germinated to produce 28 RG-S2 plants whose composite 

populations of seeds (RG-S3) is AG-S4. Rapid reproductive regenerating 

and photoperiod insensitive autogamous birdsfoot trefoil genetic stock 

was developed from a single rapid-flowering clone resulting from 

irradiated seeds AG-S4 autogamous birdsfoot trefoil. Flowers after 

receiving approx. 1000 accumulated head units when grown under 10 hr 

light period with a light intensity averaging 410 mol m-2 s-1. There are 

no other known genetic sources of birdsfoot trefoil that flower under 

these conditions. Because it is photoperiod insensitive, it is also 

suitable for basic research involving flowering response. All plants are 

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autogamous and do not require hand manipulations to produce seeds. 

Crosses readily and bi-directionally with other birdsfoot trefoil 

genotypes. Although when used as a female parent must be emasculated, 

and has a lower successful pod set percentage than when used as a male 

parent. 

The following were collected by L. Guarino, International Plant Genetic 

Resources Institute, Rome, Latium, Italy. Donated by Paul Quek, International 

Plant Genetics Resources Institute, Regional Office for Asia, the Pacific and 

Oceania, c/o IDRC, 7th Storey, RELC Building, Singapore. Received 11/29/1994. 


1265; Grif 12375. Collected 1988 in Yemen. 








Latitude 6° 29' S. Longitude 23° 33' E. Elevation 800 m. 

Lukalaba. 


GMN 21; Grif 12386. Collected 1989 in Kasai-Oriental, Zaire. Latitude 

6° 11' S. Longitude 23° 41' E. Elevation 860 m. Luputa. 




Station. 




De Kabinda. 



Latitude 6° 41' S. Longitude 22° 25' E. Elevation 600 m. Kashama 

Kalemba. 




Mukelenge Mashita. 




Tenamashobe. 

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The following were donated by Paul Quek, International Plant Genetics 

Resources Institute, Regional Office for Asia, the Pacific and Oceania, c/o 

IDRC, 7th Storey, RELC Building, Singapore. Received 11/29/1994. 



10° 44' S. Longitude 25° 27' E. Elevation 980 m. Marche Kolwezi. 








10° 39' S. Longitude 24° 27' E. Elevation 800 m. Marche De 

Mutshatsha. 





Cultivated. E93-6; W6 10479; Grif 13966. Collected in Egypt. Latitude 

30° 43' N. Longitude 30° 46' E. Market, Nubaria area of the 

north Delta area. Both black-eye and brown-eye types. 

The following were collected by Miho Mihov, Institute for Wheat and 

Sunflower, "Dobroudja" 9520, General Toschevo, Tolbukhin 9520, Bulgaria; 

Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State University, Regional Plant 

Introduction Station, Pullman, Washington 99164-6402, United States. Donated 

by Miho Mihov, Institute for Wheat and Sunflower, "Dobroudja" 9520, General 

Toschevo, Tolbukhin 9520, Bulgaria. Received 06/30/1995. 


W6 17239; Grif 13967. Collected 1995 in Bulgaria. Latitude 43° 34' 

N. Longitude 27° 51' E. Collected from vegetable market in Dobrich. 

Collected 06/24/1995 in Bulgaria. Latitude 43° 34' N. Longitude 

27° 51' E. Collected from vegetable market in Dobrich. Pods 

harvested young and used like snap beans. Seeds mainly brown in color. 

The following were collected by Roshan Klein, Richland, Washington, United 

States. Donated by Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State University, 

Regional Plant Introduction Station, Pullman, Washington 99164-6402, United 

States. Received 1996. 


Grif 13968; W6 17435. Collected 09/1995 in Xinjiang, China. Latitude 

39° 29' N. Longitude 76° 2' E. Collected in bazaar (market) in 

Kashgar. Mixture of seed sizes and seed colors. 

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The following were collected by Fred J. Muehlbauer, USDA, ARS, Washington 

State University, Grain Legume Genetics & Phys. Res. Unit, Pullman, 

Washington 99164-6434, United States; Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, Natl. 

Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Room 409, Building 003, BARC-West, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States; Lufter Xhuveli, Agricultural 

University of Tirana, Dept. of Agronomy, Rr."Myslym Shyri", Tirana, Albania. 

Received 09/1996. 


Cultivated. Al 149; Grif 14002. Collected 09/04/1996 in Albania. 


Agricultural Research Institute at Lushnje. Local variety. 

The following were donated by N. Quat Ng, International Institute of Tropical 

Agriculture, Oyo Road, PMB 5320, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria. Received 09/28/1992. 









The following were collected by Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Korea, 

North. Donated by Randy Ireson, American Friends Service Committee, 388 

Browning Av. SE, Salem, Oregon 97302, United States. Received 06/13/2000. 


Cultivated. Hapnong #1; SY 23001. Collected in Korea, North. 



Cultivated. Pureline. Hapnong No. 1. 



Cultivated. Pureline. (Hapnong No. 1). 





Cultivated. Sae P'o #4; SY 23002. Collected in Korea, North. 

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Cultivated. Pureline. Sae P'o No. 4. 



Cultivated. Pureline. (Sae P'o No. 4). 








PI 613559 E. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 



PI 613559 F. Glycine max (L.) Merr. 






Cultivated. Ka chi kong; SY 23003. Collected in Korea, North. 


Cultivated. Nui 2 hu; SY 23004. Collected in Korea, North. 


Cultivated. Nui 2 hu; SY 23005. Collected in Korea, North. 

The following were developed by David A. Dyer, USDA-NRCS, Plant Materials 

Center, 21001 North Elliot Road, Lockeford, California 95237-0068, United 


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PI 613563. Elymus glaucus Buckley 

Cultivar. "Mariposa"; 9032907; W6 22534. Collected 1982 in California, 

United States. Latitude 37° 29' N. Longitude 119° 57' W. Elevation 

183 m. Collected from a native stand near Mariposa, California. Not 

bred but selected for over performance and uniformity. Has been 

evaluated for foliage size, abundance and uniformity, vigor, resistance 

to disease and drought. Can be distinguished from other populations 

tested by combination of (1) greater foliage size and abundance, (2) 

excellent vigor, (3) excellent resistance to disease, (4) excellent 

resistance to drought, (5) good seed amount and fill. 

The following were collected by Joseph Postman, USDA, ARS, National Germplasm 


Received 08/27/1993. 


Wild. Seward-3; CVAC 1118. Collected 08/04/1993 in Alaska, United States. 

Latitude 60° 8' N. Longitude 149° 25' W. Elevation 30 m. Trail 

to Gold Finn Lake, 6 miles north of Seward. Spruce forest. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in Alaska. Fruit from several plants. productive 

plants (photos 2-4,2-5). Collector's #: Seward-3. 

PI 613565. Vaccinium uliginosum L. 

Wild. Leila-1; CVAC 1126. Collected 08/11/1993 in Alaska, United States. 


Milepost 118 Glenn Hwy, E side of road, west side of Leila Lake. Boggy, 

scattered spruce trees, much willow and other shrubs. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in Alaska. 



States; James Luby, University of Minnesota, Department of Horticultural 

Science, 342 Alderman Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Herb 

Hoover, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota, United States; Rick 

Harrison, University of Minnesota, Department of Horticultural Science, 1970 

Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108-6007, United States. Donated by 

Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small Fruits Research, 3420 NW Orchard 

Street, Corvallis, Oregon 97339, United States. Received 08/31/1993. 


Wild. CVAC 1173. Collected 08/08/1993 in Washington, United States. 

Latitude 47° 45' N. Longitude 122° 56' W. Elevation 457 m. T26N 

R2W SE1/4 Sec. 4 & NW1/4 Sec. 9; Olympic Nat'l Forest 3.2 km w/sw of US 

101 on FR 2620. Site along road. Some fruit collected from fairly old 

clearcut along road. Moist coastal forest. Site wandered along road. 

Some fruit collected from fairly old clearcut along road. Moist coastal 

forest. 




m. Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Collections made on FR 6099, 

approx 1.6 km from US 2 near Stevens Pass. Opposite side of US 2 from 

where Scenic Creek empties into the Skykomish River.T26N R13E Sec 28. 

King County. Moist, coastal forest area. Associated with Pseudotsuga 

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menziesii, Fragaria virginiana, Vaccinium ovalifolium and V. 

parvifolium. Site was moist, coastal, forest area. 

The following were collected by Clive Simms, Woodhurst, 6 Stamford Rd., 

Essendine, Stamford, Stamford, England PE9 4LQ, United Kingdom. Received 

09/06/1994. 


Wild. CVAC 1188. Collected 08/1994 in England, United Kingdom. Latitude 

55° 30' N. Longitude 1° 30' W. Elevation 0 m. Kielder Water, 

Northumberland County. Pedigree - collected from the wild in England. 

The following were collected by Kim Hummer, USDA, ARS, National Germplasm 


Received 04/25/1995. 

PI 613569. Vaccinium calycinum Sm. 

Cultivated. CVAC 1191. Collected 04/25/1995 in Oregon, United States. 

Latitude 44° 33' N. Longitude 23° 15' W. Collected from the 

NCGR-Corvallis. Pedigree - "Selfed" cross of CVAC 278 at 

NCGR-Corvallis. CVAC 278.001 was listed as Identification Questionable. 

On April 24, 1995 Kim Hummer tentatively identified it as Vaccinium 

calycium. 

The following were collected by Wes Messinger, Oregon State University, Dept. 

Horticulture, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, United States. Donated by Wes 

Messinger, Oregon State University, Dept. Horticulture, Corvallis, Oregon 

97331, United States; Wes Messinger, Oregon State University, Dept. 

Horticulture, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, United States. Received 03/24/1995. 

PI 613570. Vaccinium floribundum Kunth 

Wild. WM 392; CVAC 1192. Collected 02/26/1995 in Bolivia. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild in Bolivia. 








PI 613571. Vaccinium corymbosum L. 

Wild. V. corymbosum (4x); NC 95-5-1; CVAC 1203. Collected 06/13/1995 in 

South Carolina, United States. Latitude 34° 19' 16" N. Longitude 

79° 17' 8" W. Elevation 0 m. Florence County, Woods Bay State Park. 

Right on city road 73 from US 378 to Olanta, SC. South (left) on US 301 

in Olanta to cty rd 152. Right on rd into the park, 1 mi from US 301. 

Edges of openings and clearings. Nature trail along the bay. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in South Carolina. 

PI 613572. Vaccinium virgatum Aiton 

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Wild. V. virgatum [V. amoenum]; NC 95-6-1; CVAC 1204. Collected 

06/13/1995 in South Carolina, United States. Latitude 33° 56' 49" N. 

Longitude 79° 58' 39" W. Elevation 0 m. Richland County. Vacinity of 

Congaree Swamp National Monument. Pine flatwoods (abandoned, overgrown 

old fields with a hardwood understory). Slopes and swampland within the 

nat'l monument, w/ occasional openings throughout. Pedigree - Collected 

from the wild in South Carolina. 

PI 613573. Vaccinium pallidum Aiton 

Wild. V. pallidum; NC 95-10-1; CVAC 1207. Collected 06/15/1995 in South 

Carolina, United States. Latitude 34° 3' 5" N. Longitude 82° 19' 

4" W. Elevation 0 m. Abbeville County, Sumter National Forest, Parsons 

Mountain. Roadside in understory along slopes of Parson's Mtn. Extensive 

colonies of V. pallidum. Only occasional genotypes were productive of 

fruit. One clone w/ fairly large fruit covered 2000 sq. ft. Pedigree - 

Collected from the wild in South Carolina. 

The following were collected by Morris X. Smith, 78 Chitwood, Toledo, Oregon 


PI 613574. Vaccinium ovatum Pursh 

Cultivated. CVAC 1212. Collected 10/1995 in Oregon, United States. 

Latitude 44° 39' N. Longitude 123° 49' W. Elevation 0 m. Lincoln 

county, Chitwood. 6-7 large fruited, highly productive plants growing on 

collector's property. Selected from abandoned commercial plot nearby. 

Original plot established in 1930's from selections made throughout 

coastal range. 

The following were collected by Catherine I. Wright, Alaska Plant Materials 

Center, HCO2, Box 7440, Palmer, Alaska 99645, United States; Kim Hummer, 

USDA, ARS, National Germplasm Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, Corvallis, 

Oregon 97333-2521, United States. Donated by Kim Hummer, USDA, ARS, National 

Germplasm Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, Corvallis, Oregon 97333-2521, United 



Wild. KHCW 96-29-06; CVAC 1275. Collected 08/05/1996 in Alaska, United 


Klatt Bog, Anchorage. Open bog. Associated plants: Alnus, Festuca, 

Potentilla palustris, P. fruiticosa, Picea sitchensis, Betula papyrifer 

B. nana, Salix, Myrica gale, Ledum palustris, Vaccinium vitis-idaea, 

Hordeum jubatum. Pedigree - Collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA 

Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 

The following were donated by Will Bonsall, Scatterseed Project, 39 Bailey 

Road, Industry, Maine 04938, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 

PI 613576 QUAR. Zea mays L. subsp. mays 

Uncertain. ZM-99-01. Collected in India. Purchased from a market. 

The following were developed by Enza Zaden B.V., Postbox 7, Paktuinen 21, 

Enkhuizen, North Holland 1600 AA, Netherlands. Received 06/16/2000. 

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Cultivar. "ERUPTION". PVP 200000142. 


Cultivar. "CRISSY". PVP 200000143. 

The following were developed by David Hole, Utah State University, Plants, 

Soils, & Biometeorology Dept., 4820 Old Main Hill, Logan, Utah 84322-4820, 

United States; Rulon S. Albrechtsen, Utah State University, Plant Science 

Department, Logan, Utah 84322-4820, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "BRIGHAM"; UT90B772-2120; UT002120. PVP 200000168; 

CV-293. Pedigree - Woodvale//Primus/SD67-297/3/Steptoe/4/UT Short#1. 

Released 1998. Six-row, midseason, erect-growing, spring feed barley. 

Spike slightly tapered, erect (lax-to-dense), with essentially no 

overlap of lateral kernels, and rachis edges covered with short hairs. 

Leaves waxy and slightly waxy heads. Glumes medium length and 

essentially covered (sparse on the edges) with long hairs, and have 

medium-length, semi-rough glume awns. Lemma awns widely long, flaring, 

and semi-rough, and stigmas are heavily feathered. Seed covered, 

mid-long, slightly wrinkled with long rachilla hairs and slight crease 

at base. Aleurone color white and 1000-kernel weight averages 41 g. Most 

spikes marked by a closed collar at the base. Recommended for irrigation 

or where annual precipitation is 400 mm or more. In six years 

(1993-1998, n=96) of Utah irrigated tests, average yield (6881 kg ha-1) 

exceeded (P

c-2 2 gene for bean common mosaic resistance. Excellent canning 

quality. Resistant to bean rust in North Dakota. However, susceptible to 

bean rust in Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, and Nebraska. Highly tolerant 

of soil zinc deficiency at Kimberly, ID. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "UI 320". PVP 200000188; CV-189. Pedigree - 

Emerson/2/PI 226856/UI 76/4/R 544/UI 61/2/Aurora/3/US 1140. 

Indeterminate growth habit Type III. Pinto colored seeds weighing 43 g 

100 seed-1. Resistant to all bean common mosaic virus (BCM) strains, but 

gives a systemic necrosis reaction when inoculated with the NL-3 strain 

of BCM necrosis virus. Resistant to bean rust race 53 in Idaho, 

Colorado, Michigan, Nebraska, and North Dakota. Highly tolerant to soil 

zinc deficiency at Kimberly, ID. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "UI 465". PVP 200000189; CV-190. Pedigree - 

Emerson/2/PI 226856/UI 76/4/R 544/UI 61/2/Aurora/3/US 1140. 

Indeterminate growth habit Type III. In Idaho, matures in an average of 

89 days after planting. Seed coat color dull white, weighing 37 g 100 

seed-1. Resistant to all bean common mosaic virus (BCM) isolates, but 

shows a systemic necrosis reaction when inoculated with pathogenicity 

groups 3 and 6 of BCM necrosis virus. Thus, possesses unprotected I 

gene. Resistant to bean rust race 53 in Idaho, Colorado, Michigan, 

Nebraska, and North Dakota. Highly tolerant to soil zinc deficiency and 

showed tolerance to water stress at Kimberly, ID. 

The following were developed by Western Plant Breeders, Inc., Phoenix, 

Arizona, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HANK"; BZ 992-322. PVP 200000191. Pedigree - 

Westbred 926/Westbred 936. 

The following were developed by NDSU Research Foundation, North Dakota, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "REEDER". PVP 200000211. Pedigree - 

IAS20*4/H567.71//Stoa/3/ND674. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PARSHALL". PVP 200000212. Pedigree - 

Keene//Grandin*2/Glupro. 

The following were developed by Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station, 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. "PM 1218 BG/RR". PVP 200000213. 

The following were developed by Rijk Zwaan Zaadteelt en Zaadhandel B.V., Meo 

Voto Beheer BV, De Lier, South Holland, Netherlands. Received 06/16/2000. 

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Cultivar. "ADAL". PVP 200000214. 


Cultivar. "TORONTO". PVP 200000215. 


Cultivar. "REMIAC". PVP 200000216. 


Cultivar. "FIORETTE". PVP 200000217. 


Cultivar. "BEYNAC". PVP 200000218. 


Cultivar. "CHEROKEE". PVP 200000219. 


Cultivar. "CALVIAC". PVP 200000220. 




Cultivar. "PH51H". PVP 200000221. 


Cultivar. "PH4PV". PVP 200000222. 


Cultivar. "PH1GD". PVP 200000223. 


Cultivar. "PH5OP". PVP 200000224. 

The following were developed by Harold E. Pattee, USDA, ARS, North Carolina 

State University, Box 7625, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7625, United States; 

Thomas G. Isleib, North Carolina State University, Department of Crop 

Science, Box 7629, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7629, United States; R. 

Walton Mozingo, Tidewater Agricultural Research, and Extension Center, 6321 

Holland Road, Suffolk, Virginia 23437, United States; P.W. Rice, North 

Carolina State University, Dept. of Crop Science, Box 7629, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 27695-7629, United States; J.E. Bailey, North Carolina State 

University, Dept. of Plant Pathology, Box 7616, Raleigh, North Carolina 

27695-7616, United States; R.W. Mozingo II, North Carolina State University, 

Dept. of Crop Science, Box 7629, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7629, United 



Cultivar. "PERRY"; N93112C. PVP 200000225; CV-73. Pedigree - Female 

parent is F5 derived selection from NC 7/Florigant. Male parent is 

CBR-resistant line N90021, an F7 derived line selected from NC Ac 

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18229A/NC 2. NC Ac 18229A was selected from a cross of cv. NC 2 with NC 

3033. Perry is derived from a single F4 plant selection. Large-seeded 

Virginia-type peanut cv. with a high level of resistance to 

Cylindrocladium black rot (Cylindrocladium parasiticum) and partial 

resistance to Sclerotinia blight (Sclerotinia minor). Alternate 

branching pattern, runner growth habit, medium green foliage, large 

seeds with pink testa averaging 932 mg seed-1, approx. 36% jumbo pods, 

and 42% fancy pods. 

The following were developed by Monsanto Company, 800 North Lindbergh Blvd., 

St. Louis, Missouri 63167, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "NORPRO". PVP 200000226. Pedigree - 

N88-0436(Norseman/2369)/Dalen. Hard red spring wheat. 


Cultivar. "NATCHEZ". PVP 200000227. Pedigree - Wakefield/Coker 9877. 

Soft red winter wheat. 

The following were developed by Donald C. Rasmusson, University of Minnesota, 

Dept. of Agronomy & Plant Genetics, 411 Borlaug Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 

55108, United States; E. Schiefelbein, University of Minnesota, Dept. of 

Agronomy and Plant Genetics, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Jochum 

Wiersma, University of Minnesota, Northwest Experiment Station, 108 

Agricultural Research Center, Crookston, Minnesota 56716, United States; Ruth 

Dill-Macky, University of Minnesota, Department of Plant Pathology, 495 

Borlaug Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Kevin Smith, 

University of Minnesota, Dept of Agronomy & Plant Genetics, 411 Borlaug Hall, 

St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "LACEY"; M98; NSGC 8678. PVP 200000228; CV-290. 

Pedigree - M44/Excel//M46/M44/3/M44/Excel//Stander. Released 2000. 

Six-rowed spring barley adapted to the barley-growing area of the upper 

midwest of the U.S and possibly in neighboring regions of Canada. 

Intended to replace the varieties Robust and Stander. Malting quality 

traits appear to be similar to Robust, the industry six-rowed quality 

standard. Possesses the ND B112 gene for resistance to spot blotch. 

Carries the Rpg1 (T) gene for resistence to stem rust. Susceptible to 

smut and Fusarium head blight. 

The following were developed by Cebeco Zaden B.V., Rotterdam, South Holland, 

Netherlands. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. "RODEO". PVP 200000229. 


Cultivar. "BIG DADDY". PVP 200000230. 


Cultivar. "JERSEY". PVP 200000231. 

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Cultivar. "S32-Z3". PVP 200000233. 


Cultivar. "S25-J5". PVP 200000234. 


Cultivar. "S38-T8". PVP 200000235. 



PI 613610 PVPO. Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor 

Cultivar. "PHE3OQFE". PVP 200000236. 


Cultivar. "PHKUOBBE". PVP 200000237. 


Cultivar. "PHD8OQFE". PVP 200000238. 


Cultivar. "PHI8OMB". PVP 200000239. 


Cultivar. "PHWI5BBI". PVP 200000240. 


Cultivar. "PH3HH". PVP 200000241. 


Cultivar. "PH1BC". PVP 200000242. 


Cultivar. "PH2EJ". PVP 200000243. 

The following were developed by Western Plant Breeders, Inc., Phoenix, 

Arizona, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. "MERESSE". PVP 200000246. 

The following were developed by Jerry F. Miller, USDA, ARS, Northern Crop 

Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States; 

Elias M. Elias, North Dakota State University, Department of Plant Sciences, 

P.O. Box 5051, Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5051, United States; F.A. Manthey, 

North Dakota State University, Dept. of Cereal Science, Fargo, North Dakota 


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PI 613619. Triticum turgidum subsp. durum (Desf.) Husn. 

Cultivar. Pureline. "PLAZA"; D91080. PVP 200000247; CV-910. Pedigree - 

Plenty/D8291 = Plenty/3/Cando//Edmore/Coulter. Released 1999. High 

yielding, large kernels, strong gluten, average protein, and day 

length-sensitive durum wheat. Plants semidwarf and medium to late in 

maturity. Spikes mid-long, awned, oblong, mid-dense, and erect. Kernels 

amber in color and large sized (35.4 mg). Strong gluten and 131 g kg-1 

semolina protein. Grain volume 750.9 kg m-2. Resistant to stem rust 

(Puccinia graminis) and leaf rust (P. recondita). 

The following were developed by Elias M. Elias, North Dakota State 

University, Department of Plant Sciences, P.O. Box 5051, Fargo, North Dakota 

58105-5051, United States; James D. Miller, USDA-ARS, Dept. of Plant 

Pathology, North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota, United States; 

F.A. Manthey, North Dakota State University, Dept. of Cereal Science, Fargo, 

North Dakota 58105, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "LEBSOCK"; D901442. PVP 200000248; CV-911. Pedigree 

- Munich/D8469. Released 1999. High yielding, large kernels, strong 

gluten, average protein, day length-sensitive and very high test weight 

durum wheat. Plants medium in height and maturity. Spikes mid-long, 

oblong, awned, mid-dense, and erect. Kernels amber in color and 

large-sized (37 mg). Strong gluten and 136 g kg-1 semolina protein. 

Grain volume 781.8 kg m-3. Resistant to stem rust (Puccinia graminis) 

and leaf rust (P. recondita). 

The following were developed by Yates Vegetable Seeds, Australia. Received 

06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. "OUTBACK". PVP 200000249. 




Cultivar. "PH3PG". PVP 200000250. 


Cultivar. "PH4TW". PVP 200000251. 

The following were developed by Stoneville Pedigreed Seed Company, 

Stoneville, Mississippi, United States. Received 06/16/2000. 


Cultivar. "ST 4691B". PVP 200000252. 


Cultivar. "ST 4892BR". PVP 200000253. 


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Cultivar. "PH4TV". PVP 200000254. 

PI 613627 PVPO. Helianthus annuus L. 

Cultivar. "63A30". PVP 200000256. 

PI 613628 PVPO. Helianthus annuus L. 

Cultivar. "PHA319". PVP 200000257. 

The following were donated by Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State 



PI 613629. Trigonella foenum-graecum L. 

Cultivated. M89-4; W6 343. Collected 04/17/1989 in Morocco. Latitude 

33° 4' N. Longitude 7° 36' W. Market place in Settat, Settat 

Province. 


Cultivated. M89-28; W6 346. Collected 04/19/1989 in Morocco. Latitude 

33° 53' N. Longitude 5° 37' W. Market place in city of Fes. 





Cultivated. PAK 36; WKP 36; W6 12050; W6 2691. Collected 04/03/1986 in 

Pakistan. Latitude 33° 40' N. Longitude 73° 8' E. Purchased in 

the Friday (Jomah) market, Islamabad. 

The following were donated by Martin Steen, Seed Laboratory, Crop and Soil 

Science, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 99164-6420, United 



Cultivated. W6 3511. Collected in Australia. Collected in a market in 

Australia. Seed came from a vial used for display for over 30 years. 

The following were donated by Curtis R. Henning, HC 10, Box 505, Ritzville, 



Uncertain. W6 1937. Collected 1989 in Australia. 

The following were collected by Douglas R. Dewey, USDA-ARS, Forage and Range 

Research Laboratory, Utah State University, UMC-63, Logan, Utah 84322, United 

States; Kevin B. Jensen, USDA, ARS, Utah State University, Forage & Range 

Research Laboratory, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States. Donated by Kevin 

B. Jensen, USDA, ARS, Utah State University, Forage & Range Research 

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Laboratory, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States. Received 10/10/1991. 

PI 613634. Astragalus sp. 

Wild. DJ-3953; W6 8201. Collected 08/14/1989 in Russian Federation. 

Elevation 740 m. Next to Tchuya River near the 724km marker on Highway 

M-52 toward Aktash, Gorno Altay A.O. Single plant. Very large cone-like 

densely pubescent inflorescence. 

PI 613635. Astragalus glycyphyllos L. 

Wild. DJ-3786; W6 8198. Collected 08/05/1989 in Russian Federation. 

Latitude 55° 7' N. Longitude 83° 8' E. Elevation 200 m. In 

shaded birch-pine woods near hotel in Academy Town, Novosibirsk. Coarse 

prostrate stems to 60cm. Leaves large with large opposite leaflets. Pods 

sickle-shaped to 3cm. 

The following were donated by N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, 44 

Herzen Street, Leningrad, Leningrad 190000, Russian Federation. Received 

07/24/1990. 

PI 613636. Astragalus falcatus Lam. 

Cultivated. VIR-37781; W6 4769. Collected in Stavropol, Russian 

Federation. Stavropol Territory. 

The following were collected by Melvin D. Rumbaugh, USDA-ARS, Utah State 

University, Forage & Range Research Lab, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United 

States; Douglas A. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Forage and Range Research Laboratory, 

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

01/21/1992. 

PI 613637. Astragalus adsurgens Pall. 

Cultivated. X910066; W6 9542. Collected 09/02/1991 in China. Donated by 

Wensu Grassland Station, 19km NW of Aksu, Gansu Province. Plants 1.5m 

tall, coarse stemmed. Not very palatable when green, but accepted by all 

classes of livestock as hay. Early maturing. Flowers blue-purple. 

Possible duplicate of previous U.S. PI accession. 

The following were collected by N.I. Vavilov Research Institute of Plant 

Industry, 44 Bolshaya Morskaya Street, St. Petersburg, Leningrad 190000, 

Russian Federation. Received 1998. 


Wild. VIR 35212; W6 2840. Collected 01/16/1990 in Stavropol, Russian 

Federation. Stavropol region, Russian. 

The following were developed by Dept. of Scientific & Industrial Res., 

Grasslands Division, Palmerston North, North Island, New Zealand. Donated by 

C. E. Townsend, USDA, ARS, Crops Research Laboratory, 1701 Center Avenue, 

Fort Collins, Colorado 80526, United States. Received 02/12/1991. 

PI 613639. Astragalus cicer L. 

Wild. AL3593; W6 6613. Collected 1989 in Armenia. Idevan, Armenia, USSR. 

1989 Caucasus Experdition SPN 7621, Site 76. 

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Wild. AL3596; W6 6616. Collected 1989 in Armenia. Latitude 40° 38' 

N. Longitude 44° 29' E. Ankavan, Armenian, USSR. 1989 Caucasus 

Experdition SPN 7243, Site 56. 


Wild. AL3599; W6 6619. Collected 1989 in Armenia. Latitude 40° 33' 

18" N. Longitude 44° 57' 13" E. Sevan, Armenia, USSR. 1989 Caucasus 

Experdition SPN 7612, Site 53. 

PI 613642. Astragalus glycyphyllos L. 

Wild. AL3601; W6 6621. Collected 1989 in Armenia. Foratan, Armenia, 

USSR. 1989 Caucasus Experdition SPN 7568, Site 47. 

The following were collected by Kevin B. Jensen, USDA, ARS, Utah State 

University, Forage & Range Research Laboratory, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, 

United States; Douglas A. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Forage and Range Research 

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

Received 11/02/1993. 

PI 613643. Astragalus tibetanus Benth. ex Bunge 

Wild. X93025; W6 12943. Collected 08/07/1993 in Xinjiang, China. 


Diverse natural pasture used for hay cutting, gently rolling hills, 44km 

southwest of Dafeng, Xinjiang. 

The following were donated by Thomas A. Lumpkin, Washington State University, 

Department of Crop and Soil Science, 261 Johnson Hall, Pullman, Washington 


PI 613644. Astragalus adsurgens Pall. 

Uncertain. W6 3073. Collected in Nei Monggol, China. 

The following were collected by J. Arguelles, Crops Research Division - 

USDA-ARS, New Crops Research Branch, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, 

Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Donated by USDA, ARS, United States Plant 

Introduction Station - Glenn Dale, Glenn Dale, Maryland, United States. 

Received 02/03/1986. 

PI 613645. Sesbania sesban (L.) Merr. 

Uncertain. PQ A572; Gentry #48; NSL 200541; A-3117. Collected 02/1986 in 

Sonora, Mexico. Latitude 27° 24' N. Longitude 108° 50' W. San 

Bernardo. 

The following were collected by Dan L. Barney, University of Idaho, Research 

and Extension Center, 2105 N. Boyer, Sandpoint, Idaho 83864-9454, United 



Wild. VAME 002; CVAC 1213. Collected 07/22/1993 in Idaho, United States. 


m. 3 miles south of Lionhead Campground on the east side of Priest Lake 

in Bonner County, Idaho. Seeds taken from extensive colony along the 

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lake shore. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Idaho. 

The following were collected by Bruce Bartlett, USDA, ARS, National Germplasm 


Received 08/28/1995. 



Latitude 47° 50' N. Longitude 121° 52' W. Elevation 100 m. Near 

Sultan, Snohomish county, Washington. Along side of gravel road near 

public campsite. Within 5-10 ft of established gravel road in public 

campsite. Other vegetation: Salal, Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, 

Vaccinium ssp., (huckleberry), other Rubus ssp. Pedigree - collected 

from the wild in Washington. 








PI 613648. Vaccinium elliottii Chapm. 

Wild. NC 95-8-1; CVAC 1215. Collected 06/14/1995 in South Carolina, 


Elevation 100 m. South Carolina, McCormick County, Modoc, Hamilton Beach 

State Park. Overgrown old fields in the piedmont, essentially all dry 

uplands, Pine overstory. Fifty feet above lake shore. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild in South Carolina. 

PI 613649. Vaccinium stamineum L. 















Wild. NC 95-13-2; CVAC 1218. Collected 07/07/1995 in Mississippi, United 


Mississippi, Forrest County, Ragland Hills. Hwy 98, 10.9 mi east of 

I-59. Mixed pine and hardwood forest, both mesic and dry to alluvial 

woods above Leaf River. Alluvial woods area logged and completely 

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overgrown with grasses and broadleaf weeds. Pedigree - collected from 

the wild in Mississippi. 

PI 613652. Vaccinium darrowii Camp 



Mississippi, Perry County, DeSoto National Forest. FS Rd 305 @ 

intersection with FS Rd 367, 2.3 mi west of MS 29. Longleaf pine 

savannah, control-burned, upland site. Gaylussacia dumosa, Rubus 

trivialis, R. flagellaris present. Pedigree - collected from the wild 

in Mississippi. 

PI 613653. Vaccinium myrsinites Lam. 



















Mississippi, Tishomingo County, Tishomingo State Park. Upper piedmont 

vegatation on ridges and in deep shady ravines; closely resembling the 

Applanchians where rock outcrops occur. Pedigree - collected from the 

wild in Mississippi. 




Mississippi, Tishomingo County, Tishomingo State Park. Upper piedmont 

vegatation on ridges and in deep shady ravines; closely resembling the 

Applanchians where rock outcrops occur. Pedigree - collected from the 

wild in Mississippi. 




Mississippi, Lafayette County, Holly Springs National Forest. FS Rd 841, 

1.1 mi south of jct with Cty Rd 244 (244 turns off Hwy7 between Oxford 

and Holly Springs). Open woodland in the National Forest, control-burned 

3 yrs ago. Dry uplands. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Mississippi. 

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Mississippi. 

PI 613660. Vaccinium hybrid 



Mississippi, Montgomery County. Approx 5 mi NE of French Camp on Cty Rd 

413 and 0.1 mi off 413 on cut-off to the left in a recent clearcut. 

Scattered Vaccinium species plants near a power line row on the right in 

the clearcut. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Mississippi. 

PI 613661. Vaccinium darrowii Camp 

Wild. NC 95-25-1; CVAC 1228. Collected 07/17/1995 in Louisiana, United 


Louisiana, Washington Parish, LSU Lee Memorial Forrest, Sheridan. 

Clearcut. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Lousiana. 




Science, 342 Alderman Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Rick 


Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108-6007, United States; Herbert 

Hoover, PO Box 194, Milford, Minnesota, United States. Donated by Chad Finn, 

USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small Fruits Research, 3420 NW Orchard Street, 

Corvallis, Oregon 97339, United States. Received 03/01/1995. 


Wild. LIG-2; CVAC 1229. Collected 08/08/1993 in Washington, United 


Elevation 792 m. Olympic National Forest. 13.2 km (8.2 mi) 

west/southwest of US 101 on FR 2620 where FR 2620, FR 2650 and FR 50 

join. T26N R2W Sec 8. Jefferson County. Upland site. Do to clear cuts, 

generally exposed site. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Washington. 





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States. Latitude 48° 6' N. Longitude 123° 58' 45" W. Elevation 

610 m. Olympic National Forest. Along FR 3040. T30N R10W Sec 15. Clallam 

County. Very steep hillside, clearcut. Collected on south (uphill) side 

of road. Moist site. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Washington. 




610 m. Olympic National Forest. Along FR 3040. T30N R10W Sec 15. Clallam 

County. Very steep hillside, clearcut. Collected on south (uphill) side 

of road. Moist site. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Washington. 




Science, 342 Alderman Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Ted 

Mackey, Horticultural Crops Research Laboratory, 3420 Orchard St., Corvallis, 

Oregon 97330, United States; Rick Harrison, University of Minnesota, 

Department of Horticultural Science, 1970 Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 

55108-6007, United States; Richard E. Harrison, Sweet Briar Development, 1767 

San Juan Road, Aromas, California 95004, United States; Herbert Hoover, PO 

Box 194, Milford, Minnesota, United States. Donated by Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, 

NW Center for Small Fruits Research, 3420 NW Orchard Street, Corvallis, 

Oregon 97339, United States. Received 03/01/1995. 


Wild. LIG-10A; CVAC 1232. Collected 08/09/1993 in Washington, United 


Elevation 915 m. Olympic National Forest. 17 km southwest on FR 3040 

from WA 112. T30N R10W Sec 18. Clallam County. Collected alongside road. 

Asociated species: Abies amabilis. Pedigree - collected from the wild 

in Washington. 












Elevation 550 m. Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. In vicinity of 

Baker Lake. WA 20 to FR 11 then approx 5.5 km north on FR 1130, 0.16 km 

past bridge over Boulder Creek. T38N R9E Sec 19. Whatcom County. 

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Vegetation tended to be thick. Some parts of site in shaded road area 

where trees grew over road but tended to be well lit. Moist area. 

Typical coastal forest. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Washington. 




Elevation 550 m. Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. In vicinity of 

Baker Lake. WA 20 to FR 11 then approx 5.5 km north on FR 1130, 0.16 km 

past bridge over Boulder Creek. T38N R9E Sec 19. Whatcom County. 

Vegetation tended to be thick. Some parts of site in shaded road area 

where trees grew over road but tended to be well lit. Moist area. 

Typical coastal forest. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Washington. 

PI 613668. Vaccinium scoparium Leiberg 



Elevation 1720 m. Okanogan National Forest. FR 5225 to Fr 200, at 'T' on 

ridge top go right (south east) .32 km to Goats Peak Trailhead. T36N 

R20E Sec 6. Washington County. Fairly dry. Pseudotsuga menziesii, Picea 

sp., Pinus contorta. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Washington. 






Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108-6007, United States; Richard E. 

Harrison, Sweet Briar Development, 1767 San Juan Road, Aromas, California 

95004, United States; Herbert Hoover, PO Box 194, Milford, Minnesota, United 

States. Donated by Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small Fruits Research, 

3420 NW Orchard Street, Corvallis, Oregon 97339, United States. Received 

03/01/1995. 




1525 m. Wenatchee National Forest. T26N R14E/R13E Sec 11 and Sec 14. 

Washington County. In open fields to the north of Steven's Pass. Open 

shrubby area on south facing slope. Subalpine 'meadow'. Associated 

species: Indian Paint Brush, Ribes sp. (R. lacustre ?), Fragaria 

virginiana. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Washington. 










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Elevation 1005 m. Wenatchee National Forest. FR 6700 0.8-1.6 km 

northwest of US 2. T26N R14E Sec 1. Washington County. Associated with 

Acer circinatum, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Alnus sp. Pedigree - collected 

from the wild in Washington. 











03/01/1995. 

PI 613671. Vaccinium deliciosum Piper 



1205 m. Wenatchee National Forest. Travel towards US 2 from site LIG-24 

along FR 6700 to base of ridge. Bog area on south side of road. Very 

organic, moist soils. Associated with Spirea spp., Picea spp. Pedigree 

- collected from the wild in Washington. 




Elevation 930 m. Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Continue up FR 5260 

from site LIG- 32, old clearcut on east side of road. Washington County. 

T14N R8E Sec 13. Old clear cut. In more open areas, especially around 

old tree stumps, R. ursinus growing well. Associated with Alnus ssp. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Washington. 



States. Latitude 46° 42' 30" N. Longitude 121° 44' W. Elevation 

1175 m. Gifford Pinchot National Forest. End of FR 5260. T14N R8E Sec 13 

and Sec 12, T14N R9E Sec 18. Washington County. Associated with Abies 

amabilis, V. ovalifolium Exposed hilltop. Pedigree - collected from the 

wild in Washington. 









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Elevation 1295 m. Wenatchee National Forest. From US 12, at Dog Lake NFS 

Campground on unmarked trail around south side of lake. T14N R11E Sec 

36. Lewis County. High elevation, moist, associated with Ribes sp. (R. 

viscossimum ?) and Sambucus cerulea. Pedigree - collected from the wild 












03/01/1995. 




Elevation 0 m. Gifford Pinchot National Forest. FR 30 to FR 24, south 

1.3 km to Sawtooth Huckleberry Fields (Mt. Adams Huckleberry Fields). 

Skamania County. Several square kilometers of mostly V. membranaceum. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Washington. 




Science, 342 Alderman Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; Ted 

Mackey, Horticultural Crops Research Laboratory, 3420 Orchard St., Corvallis, 

Oregon 97330, United States; Rick Harrison, University of Minnesota, 

Department of Horticultural Science, 1970 Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 

55108-6007, United States; Richard E. Harrison, Sweet Briar Development, 1767 

San Juan Road, Aromas, California 95004, United States; Herbert Hoover, PO 

Box 194, Milford, Minnesota, United States. Donated by Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, 

NW Center for Small Fruits Research, 3420 NW Orchard Street, Corvallis, 

Oregon 97339, United States. Received 03/01/1995. 


Wild. LIG-10B; CVAC 1243. Collected 08/09/1993 in Washington, United 










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Wild. LIG-10C; CVAC 1244. Collected 08/09/1993 in Washington, United 









PI 613678. Vaccinium stamineum L. 

Wild. NC 96-2-3; CVAC 1245. Collected 05/13/1996 in North Carolina, 


Elevation 22 m. Columbus County, North Carolina. Lake Waccaman State 

Park. About 15m above the edge of Lake Waccaman in deep sand scrub. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in North Carolina. 

The following were collected by Catherine I. Wright, Alaska Plant Materials 

Center, HCO2, Box 7440, Palmer, Alaska 99645, United States; Kim Hummer, 

USDA, ARS, National Germplasm Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, Corvallis, 

Oregon 97333-2521, United States. Donated by Kim Hummer, USDA, ARS, National 






Elevation 10 m. Whitshed Road Extended, about 8 miles southwest of 

Cordova. Exposured Peat bog, a few scattered scrub spruce. Associated 

plants: Vaccinium uliginosum, Spiranthes romanzoa, Carex, Vaccinium 

oxycoccus, V. vitis-idaea, Rubus spectabilis, Drosera rotundifolia, 

Cornus canadensis, Salix and Alnus. Pedigree - collected from the wild 

in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. Typical 

Fragaria chiloensis subsp. pacifica with spreading hairs on pedioles. 

Fruit past ripe on 29 August 1996. One flower in bloom. 

PI 613680. Vaccinium vitis-idaea L. 








in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 



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in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 




Elevation 10 m. One mile on trail after end of Whitshed road. About 8 

miles southwest of Cordova. Peat tussics. Associated plants: Spiranthes 

calthifolium, Menziesia romonzoffiana, Geum ferruginea, Petasites 

frigidus, Festuca, Alnus, Tsuga mertensiana, Betula nana, Tofieldia 

coccinea. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored 

plant collecting expedition, 1996. 



States. Latitude 60° 30' N. Longitude 145° 20' W. Elevation 20 

m. McKinley Cabin Lake Trail about 1 mile north of Copper River Road 

towards McKinley Lake. Pants growing on either side of the trail in 

shade. Associated plants: Cornus, Echinopanax, Menziesia, Tsuga 

mertensiana, Picea sitchensis, Lycopodium annotinum, foam flower and 

Dryopteris dilatata. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA 






towards McKinley Lake. Shaded by hemlock and spruce. Associated plants: 

Cornus, Echinopanax, Menziesia, Tsuga mertensiana, Picea sitchensis , 

Lycopodium annotinum, foam flower and Dryopteris dilatata. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting 

expedition, 1996. 





towards McKinley Lake. Pants growing about halfway to lake. Shaded by 

hemlock and spruce. Associated plants: Cornus, Echinopanax, Menziesia, 

Tsuga mertensiana, Picea sitchensis , Lycopodium annotinum, foam flower 

and Dryopteris dilatata. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. 

USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 




m. About 0.5 mile from Copper River Road on Pipeline Lakes Trail. 

Muskeeg, direct sun, sphagnum bog. Associated plants: Empetrum nigrum, 

Drosera rotundifoli, Elymus arenarius, Fritillaria camschatcensis, 

Vaccinium uliginosum, Caltha leptosepala, Andromeda polifolia, 

Spiranthes romanzoffiana. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. 


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Wild. KHCW 96-12-01A; V. vitis-idaea Muskeeg KHCW 96-12-01A; CVAC 1254. 

Collected 07/31/1996 in Alaska, United States. Latitude 60° 29' N. 

Longitude 145° 28' W. Elevation 15 m. About 0.5 mile from Copper 

River Road on Muskeeg Meander Trail. Associated plants:Salix alaxensis, 

Picea sitchensis, Festuca Rubus spectabilis, Cornus canadensis, Gentian, 

Epilobium angustifolium. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. 





m. About 0.5 mile from Copper River Road on Muskeeg Meander Trail. 

Associated plants:Salix alaxensis, Picea sitchensis, Festuca Rubus 

spectabilis, Cornus canadensis, Gentian, Epilobium angustifolium. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant 

collecting expedition, 1996. 




m. Near the parking lot by Cabin Lake. About 10 miles east of Cordova. 

Open edge of woods. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA 















Wild. CVAC 1259. Collected 08/02/1996 in Alaska, United States. Latitude 

57° 28' N. Longitude 152° 20' W. Elevation 30 m. About one mile 

south east of the Loran Coast Guard Station near the Pasagshak State 

Recreation Site, Kodiak Island. Boggy area near edge of road. Pedigree 

- collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting 





m. About two miles south east of the Loran Coast Guard Station near the 

Pasagshak State Recreation Site, Kodiak Island. Boggy area near edge of 

road. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored 



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m. About two miles south east of the Loran Coast Guard Station near the 

Pasagshak State Recreation Site, Kodiak Island. Boggy area near edge of 

road. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored 





m. Pillar Mountain, about 5 miles west of Kodiak, Kodiak Island. Boggy 

basins at the top of mountain. Associated plants: Empetrum nigrum, 

Aconitum delphinifolium Epilobium angustifolium, Campanula, Polygonum, 

Aquillea Cornus canadiensis, Geranium, Solidago, Potentilla villosa. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant 





m. Southeast shore of Island Lake about 2 miles north of Kodiak, Kodiak 

Island. Open woods at end of road. Plants growing in understory of 

spruce. Associated Plants:Picea sitchensis, Alnus, Epilobium 

angustifolium, Rumex arcticus. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 


Wild. KHCW 96-23-03A; KHCW 96-23-03; V. oxycoccos Soldotna KHCW 

96-23-03A; CVAC 1264. Collected 08/04/1996 in Alaska, United States. 

Latitude 60° 25' N. Longitude 151° 5' W. Elevation 30 m. Plants 

were collected from nature trails around the Kenai National Wildlife 

Refuge Headquarters, Skihill Road Soldotna, Kenai Penninsula. Sphagnum 

bog by nature trail near lake. Associated Plants: Betula nana, Ledum 

palustris subsp. groenlandicum, Andromeda polifolis, Geacaulon lividum, 

Empetrum nigrum, Vaccinium vitis-idaea. Pedigree - collected from the 

wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 


Wild. KHCW 96-23-03B; KHCW 96-23-03; V. oxycoccos Soldotna KHCW 

96-23-03B; CVAC 1265. Collected 08/04/1996 in Alaska, United States. 









Wild. KHCW 96-23-04A; KHCW 96-23-04; V. vitis-idaea Soldotna KHCW 

96-23-04A; CVAC 1266. Collected 08/04/1996 in Alaska, United States. 





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Wild. KHCW 96-23-04B; KHCW 96-23-04; V. vitis-idaea Soldotna KHCW 

96-23-04B; CVAC 1267. Collected 08/04/1996 in Alaska, United States. 











Plants were collected from nature trails around the Kenai National 

Wildlife Refuge Headquarters, Skihill Road Soldotna, Kenai Penninsula. 

Sphagnum bog by nature trail near lake. Associated Plants: Betula nana, 

Ledum palustris subsp. groenlandicum, Andromeda polifolis, Geacaulon 

lividum, Empetrum nigrum, Vaccinium vitis-idaea. Pedigree - collected 

from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 

1996. 




m. Eight miles north of Seward on Golden Finn Trail, on west side of 

road, about 0.5 mile from the Seward Highway. Open woods. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting 





m. About 1 mile south of Whittier, towards Whittier Creek, near camping 

area. Fruit collected on hill behind road to 'Salmon Run.'. Open woods, 

edges of roads. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Alaska. USDA 















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Moose Meadows bog at the end of Alberg Street Girdwood, Alaska. Sphagnum 

bog, open sun, scattered spruce. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Alaska. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 




m. Moose Meadows bog at the end of Alberg Street, Girdwood, Alaska. 

Sphagnum bog, open sun, scattered spruce. Pedigree - collected from the 


The following were collected by T. Van Bruggen, University of South Dakota, 

Dept. of Biology, Vermillion, South Dakota 57069, United States. Donated by 

C. Lay, South Dakota State University, Plant Science Dept., P.O. Box 2207-A, 

Brookings, South Dakota 57007, United States. Received 10/17/1983. 

PI 613708. Helianthus annuus L. 

Wild. TVB-32; ANN-1768; Ames 2713. Collected 10/01/1982 in South Dakota, 

United States. Latitude 42° 49' N. Longitude 96° 41' 40" W. SW 

1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section 13, T90N, R50W, Union County. Bank of Missouri 

River. 


Wild. TVB-73; ANN-1796; Ames 2743. Collected 10/14/1982 in South Dakota, 

United States. Latitude 42° 49' N. Longitude 96° 41' 40" W. SW 

1/4 of Section 29, T91N, R50W, Union County. Bank of Missouri River. 

The following were donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & 

Production Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 79012, United 



Wild. ANN-19; Ames 6124. Collected 09/1972 in South Dakota, United 

States. Latitude 44° 23' 15" N. Longitude 97° 33' W. De Smet. 




Woonsocket. 


Wild. ANN-68; Ames 6163. Collected 09/1972 in Wyoming, United States. 

Latitude 42° 45' 45" N. Longitude 104° 27' 6" W. Lusk. 


Wild. ANN-76; Ames 6170. Collected 09/1972 in Wyoming, United States. 

Latitude 41° 47' 10" N. Longitude 104° 15' 51" W. Hawk Springs. 


Wild. ANN-83; Ames 6175. Collected 09/1972 in Colorado, United States. 

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Latitude 40° 52' 17" N. Longitude 104° 13' 29" W. Grover. 



Latitude 40° 38' 5" N. Longitude 104° 19' 35" W. Briggsdale. 



Latitude 40° 38' 5" N. Longitude 104° 19' 35" W. Briggsdale. 



Latitude 39° 44' 27" N. Longitude 103° 35' 28" W. Last Chance. 



Latitude 39° 15' 50" N. Longitude 113° 41' 30" W. Limon. 



Latitude 38° 8' 10" N. Longitude 103° 28' 10" W. Hugo. 


Wild. ANN-113; Ames 6198. Collected 09/1972 in Kansas, United States. 

Latitude 37° 58' 18" N. Longitude 100° 52' 20" W. Garden City. 




Gettysburg, Wallworth County. 



States. Latitude 44° 42' 29" N. Longitude 100° 3' 34" W. Onida. 


Wild. ANN-185; Ames 6242. Collected 09/1972 in North Dakota, United 

States. Latitude 46° 12' 1" N. Longitude 97° 57' 45" W. Crete, 

Sargent County. 



States. Latitude 46° 4' 27" N. Longitude 97° 23' 2" W. Cayuga, 




States. Latitude 46° 6' 28" N. Longitude 97° 38' 10" W. Forman, 


The following were collected by G. Nabhan, Desert Botanic Gardens, 1201 W. 

Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, Arizona 85008, United States. Donated by Gerald 

Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 10, 

Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Received 07/07/1986. 


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Wild. GN-1134; ANN-1246; Ames 6854. Collected 11/04/1979 in Arizona, 

United States. Latitude 35° 47' N. Longitude 110° 30' 10" W. 

Hopi Indian Reservation 2nd Mesa, 1.5 miles south of 2nd Mesa store on 

highway to Winslow, Navajo County. 

The following were collected by C.E. Rogers. Donated by Gerald Seiler, 

USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 10, Bushland, 

Texas 79012, United States. Received 07/07/1986. 


Wild. ANN-1114; Ames 6911. Collected 09/08/1979 in Arkansas, United 

States. Latitude 36° 24' 4" N. Longitude 93° 44' 16" W. Highway 

23, south edge of Eureka Springs. 

The following were collected by C. E. Rogers, USDA, ARS, Conservation & Prod. 

Res Lab, PO Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Donated by 

Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 

10, Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Received 07/07/1986. 


Wild. ANN-1155; Ames 6950. Collected 09/11/1979 in Texas, United States. 

Latitude 27° 24' 27" N. Longitude 97° 49' 53" W. 1 mile south of 

Ricardo on Highway 77. 

The following were collected by N. Bochkaryov, VNIIMK, 17 Filatova St., 

Krasnodar, Krasnodar 350038, Russian Federation; C.R. Gunn, Plant Science 

Research Division, USDA-ARS, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Maryland 

20705-2350, United States; A. N. Lukyanenko, Plant Breeding Station, 

Krymsr-4, Krasnodar, Krasnodar, Russian Federation. Donated by Gerald Seiler, 

USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 10, Bushland, 



Wild. 24; ANN-954; Ames 7033. Collected 08/28/1979 in Illinois, United 

States. Latitude 37° 43' 38" N. Longitude 89° 13' W. Carbondale 

at I.C. railroad yard, Jackson County. Scattered colonies. 

The following were collected by B.H. Beard, USDA-ARS, Agronomy & Range 

Science, University of California, Davis, California 95616, United States. 

Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production Research Lab., 

P.O. Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Received 07/07/1986. 


Wild. BHB-002; ANN-987; Ames 7061. Collected 09/17/1979 in Arizona, 


Along Alternate I-8 and Avenue 5E, east of Yuma, Yuma County. Population 

in harvested wheat field. 


Wild. BHB-008; ANN-993; Ames 7066. Collected 09/17/1979 in Arizona, 


Along Highway 95, 2 miles south of Yuma, Yuma County. 

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Wild. BHB-010; ANN-995; Ames 7068. Collected 09/18/1979 in California, 


Along old Highway 80, about 5 miles east of Winterhaven, Imperial 

County. 



United States. Latitude 33° 2' N. Longitude 115° 25' W. Along 

Highway 86, about 1 mile south of Holly Sugar, Imperial County. 



United States. Latitude 33° 44' N. Longitude 116° 3' W. Near 

junction 79 and I-15 at Rancho California, Riverside County. 




South end of March Air Force Base, along I-15 E, Riverside County. 




Along Highway 46, near junction of 46 and I-5, north of Bakersfield, 

Kern County. 




Along Highway 41, about 4 miles north of Lemoore, Kings County. 




Along Jensen Road, about 5 miles west of Fresno, Fresno County. 




Along Highway 99, near Hunter Road, about 10 miles north of Merced, 

Merced County. 

The following were collected by Jerry F. Miller, USDA, ARS, Northern Crop 

Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States. 




Wild. ANN-1063; Ames 7147. Collected 09/06/1979 in Minnesota, United 

States. Latitude 46° 52' 26" N. Longitude 96° 46' 2" W. Moorhead. 

The following were collected by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & 


States; L. Cuk. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production 

190

Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Received 

07/07/1986. 


Wild. ANN-1436; Ames 7216. Collected 09/20/1980 in California, United 

States. Latitude 33° 4' 43" N. Longitude 116° 36' 4" W. 13 miles 

west of Julian. Roadside ditch, along fence row. 



L. Cuk. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production 


07/07/1986. 


Wild. ANN-1656; Ames 7419. Collected 08/22/1980 in North Dakota, United 

States. Latitude 46° 52' N. Longitude 96° 47' W. West of Fargo. 

Small plants, 60-100 cm tall. 


Wild. ANN-1659; Ames 7421. Collected 08/21/1980 in North Dakota, United 

States. Latitude 46° 52' 38" N. Longitude 96° 47' 22" W. 5 miles 

west of Fargo. Large leaves, 120 cm tall, anthocyanin in branches. 

The following were collected by Pat Duhigg, Seed Tec. International, P.O. Box 

5692, 1330 40th St. N.W., Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States; L. Cuk. 






Southwest of Minneapolis. 



States. Latitude 45° 1' 2" N. Longitude 93° 17' 50" W. Northwest 

of Minneapolis. 






Wild. ANN-1694; Ames 7443. Collected 06/16/1981 in Texas, United States. 

Latitude 31° 1' 28" N. Longitude 100° 32' 42" W. Along Highway 

277, 12 miles south of Christoval. 


Wild. ANN-1707; Ames 7456. Collected 06/1981 in Texas, United States. 


191

82, 15 miles north of San Angelo. 



States; C. E. Rogers, USDA, ARS, Conservation & Prod. Res Lab, PO Drawer 10, 

Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, 

Conservation & Production Research Lab., P.O. Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 



Wild. ANN-1742; Ames 7461. Collected 09/16/1982 in Oklahoma, United 

States. Latitude 35° 28' 17" N. Longitude 98° 21' 19" W. Along 

Highway 281, 3.2 miles south of Hinton. Roadside ditch cut, sandy soil. 

White exudate on leaves and stems. 

The following were donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & 






Gettysburg. 




Dickinson. 



States. Latitude 48° 13' 57" N. Longitude 101° 17' 45" W. Minot. 

The following were collected by T. E. Thompson, USDA Southwestern Great 

Plains Research, Center, Bushland, Texas, United States. Donated by Gerald 




Wild. ANN-648; Ames 6557. Collected 08/1975 in Tennessee, United States. 

Latitude 35° 57' 38" N. Longitude 83° 55' 15" W. South or east 

of Knoxville. Seed received from L.Lewis, Fargo. 

The following were collected by N. Bochkaryov, VNIIMK, 17 Filatova St., 

Krasnodar, Krasnodar 350038, Russian Federation; A. N. Lukyanenko, Plant 

Breeding Station, Krymsr-4, Krasnodar, Krasnodar, Russian Federation; Kent D. 

Perkins; Robert Leffel; Angus Gholson. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, 



PI 613753. Helianthus debilis subsp. cucumerifolius (Torr. & A. Gray) Heiser 

Wild. KDP-685; DEB-1218; Ames 6834. Collected 09/25/1979 in Florida, 

United States. Latitude 30° 42' N. Longitude 84° 55' W. 

192

Northwest corner of junction of Apalachee Correctional Institute Dairy 

Road with U.S. 90, 1.9 miles east of FL 271 (north) at Sneads, S26, T4N, 

R7W, Jackson County. Site overgrown with Ipomoea quamaclit and weeds; 

few plants at SE corner of fence bordering dairy pasture (also one plant 

on a ditch bank). Yellow ray flowers, disc flowers brownish-purple; 

decumbent to almost erect herb. 





PI 613754. Helianthus debilis subsp. silvestris Heiser 

Wild. DEB-SIL-1133; Ames 6928. Collected 09/09/1979 in Texas, United 

States. Latitude 32° 18' N. Longitude 94° 30' W. 7 miles north 

of Tatum on Highway 43. 

The following were collected by T. E. Thompson, USDA Southwestern Great 

Plains Research, Center, Bushland, Texas, United States; C. E. Rogers, USDA, 

ARS, Conservation & Prod. Res Lab, PO Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 79012, 

United States. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production 


07/07/1986. 

PI 613755. Helianthus hybrid 

Wild. ANN x PAR-456; Ames 6400. Collected 09/17/1976 in Texas, United 

States. Latitude 30° 53' N. Longitude 102° 52' W. Near Comanche 

Creek, 10 miles north of Ft. Stockton on Highway 18. Pedigree - 

Helianthus annuus x Helianthus paradoxus. 



States; L. Cuk. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production 


07/07/1986. 

PI 613756. Helianthus hybrid 

Wild. ANN x PET-1378; Ames 6812. Collected 09/16/1980 in Texas, United 

States. Latitude 34° 30' N. Longitude 102° 52' W. 11.5 miles 

west, 1 mile north of Bovina. Sandy roadside ditch along edge of 

cultivated field. Pedigree - Helianthus annuus x Helianthus petiolaris. 

The following were collected by Gerald Seiler, USDA, ARS, Northern Crop 

Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, University Station, Fargo, North Dakota 


PI 613757. Helianthus maximilianii Schrad. 

Wild. MAX-2288; Ames 22197. Collected 09/04/1994 in Manitoba, Canada. 


2.4 km north of Fork River, Highway 20 N. Brown, loam to clay, silt 

soil, level area of roadside ditch, topography - plain (level), moderate 

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soil nutrient content, no salinity, well drained, tillage affected by 

stoniness. Located along margin of field. Scattered population in 

roadside ditch, swampy ditch, higher slope. Low population variability, 

effective population size - about 100 plants. More typical H. 

maximillianii, narrow leaves, smaller heads, plants 1 m tall. Past peak 

flowering, many heads black, seed set appears good. No apparent insect 

or disease damage. Associated wild species: Equisetum, Cirsium, 

Solidago, Crepis. 

The following were collected by G. Nabhan, Desert Botanic Gardens, 1201 W. 

Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, Arizona 85008, United States. Donated by Gerald 



PI 613758. Helianthus niveus subsp. tephrodes (A. Gray) Heiser 

Wild. GN1120; NIV-1243; Ames 6852. Collected 1979 in Mexico. Latitude 

32° 15' N. Longitude 114° 30' W. Mexico Sonora in sand dunes of 

Gran Desierto. Sand dunes. 

The following were collected by Cynthia Stauffer, USDA, ARS, Iowa State 

University, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Ames, Iowa 50011, United 

States; Gerald Seiler, USDA, ARS, Northern Crop Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 

5677, University Station, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States; Radovan 

Marinkovic, Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops, M. Gorkog 30, 21000, Novi 

Sad, Serbia; Surendra Duhoon, National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, 

I.A.R.I. Campus, PUSA, New Dehli, Delhi 110012, India. Donated by Gerald 

Seiler, USDA, ARS, Northern Crop Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, 

University Station, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States. Received 

10/17/1991. 

PI 613759. Helianthus nuttallii Torr. & A. Gray subsp. nuttallii 

Wild. NUT 2154; Ames 17979. Collected 09/09/1991 in Colorado, United 

States. Latitude 40° 25' N. Longitude 104° 30' W. 11.2 km west 

of Kersey, Highway 34 W, Weld County. Sandy-loam soil at edge of stream 

in roadside ditch. Seed collected from 40 plants. Population limited to 

about 150 m along small stream from irrigation ditch. Plants more 

typical of H. nuttallii, ca. 2.5 m tall, otherwise typical. Plants just 

past peak flowering. No apparent rust. Helianthus annuus mixed in 

population. 

The following were collected by Pat Duhigg, Seed Tec. International, P.O. Box 

5692, 1330 40th St. N.W., Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States. Donated 

by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production Research Lab., P.O. 

Drawer 10, Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Received 07/07/1986. 

PI 613760. Helianthus petiolaris Nutt. 

Wild. PET-1655; Ames 7418. Collected 08/20/1980 in Texas, United States. 

Latitude 34° 13' N. Longitude 102° 43' W. Western Texas 

(possibly Muleshoe). Shiny leaves, long stem, long narrow leaves. 


Science Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, United States. 


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PI 613761. Helianthus petiolaris Nutt. subsp. petiolaris 

Wild. PET-1040; Ames 7112. Collected 09/06/1979 in North Dakota, United 

States. Latitude 47° 44' N. Longitude 97° 34' 6" W. Northwood. 



L. Cuk. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, Conservation & Production 


07/07/1986. 




Sandy soil. 






States. Latitude 46° 52' 30" N. Longitude 96° 47' 48" W. 4-H 

camp in Fargo. Sandy soil, on slope in open woods. 







Latitude 32° 44' 6" N. Longitude 101° 57' 30" W. By gin, west 

side of Highway 87, about 5 miles south of Lamesa; 1.4 miles north of 

Communicatio. 




208 and I20, west of Colorado City. 



States; C. E. Rogers, USDA, ARS, Conservation & Prod. Res Lab, PO Drawer 10, 

Bushland, Texas 79012, United States. Donated by Gerald Seiler, USDA-ARS, 




Wild. PET-1739; Ames 7458. Collected 08/07/1982 in Oklahoma, United 

States. Latitude 36° 40' 6" N. Longitude 97° 48' 18" W. Along 

Highway 60, 4 miles east of Pond Creek. Sandy roadside ditch along fence 

row. Plants tall, typical. 

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States. Latitude 33° 47' 36" N. Longitude 97° 8' 30" W. West side of 

Highway 77N, 1 mile south of Thackerville. Population in fence row. 



States. Latitude 33° 47' 36" N. Longitude 97° 8' 30" W. West 

side of Highway 77, 1.5 miles south of Thackerville. Population in fence 

row. 

The following were collected by Mary Brothers, USDA, ARS, Iowa State 


United States; Irvin Larsen, USDA, ARS, Iowa State University, Regional Plant 

Introduction Station, Ames, Iowa 50011-1170, United States. Received 

11/05/1999. 


Wild. 2; Ames 25667. Collected 10/12/1999 in Iowa, United States. 

Latitude 42° 24' 56" N. Longitude 96° 19' 53" W. Near 2065 Glen 

Ellen Road, 0.7 miles east of Old Lakeport Road (County Highway K29), 

Woodbury County. Roadside ditch at the beginning of a flood plain. Well 

drained soil. Tall H. annuus. Average plant height 206.5 cm. 



Latitude 42° 14' 1" N. Longitude 96° 16' 13" W. West side of 

Cass Road, 0.3 mile north of intersection with 330th Street (County 

Highway K45), 2.4 miles west of Sloan, Woodbury County. Roadside ditch 

along edge of soybean field. Flat area. Tall H. annuus. Average plant 

height 264 cm. 



Latitude 42° 13' 45" N. Longitude 96° 11' 37" W. Northwest 

corner of intersection between Eastland and Highway 141, ~2 miles east 

of Sloan, just north of Woodbury/Monona County line, Woodbury County. 

Roadside ditch along a corn field. Tall H. annuus, fairly typical. 

Average plant height 294 cm. 



Latitude 42° 6' 51" N. Longitude 96° 13' 3" W. Just west of 

cemetary on 170th Street, 0.7 miles west of intersection with County 

Highway K42, Monona County. Marshy area along margin of corn planted for 

wildlife purposes. Very tall, typical H. annuus. Way past flowering; a 

lot of seed has shattered. Average plant height 328.5 cm. 




Larch, 1 mile north of intersection with County Highway E16, Monona 

County. Roadside ditch along margins of corn field. Typical H. annuus, 

tall. Past flowering. Average plant height 258.5 cm. 


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Latitude 42° 0' 13" N. Longitude 96° 8' 15" W. Southeast corner 

of intersection between 240th Street and Elm, southwest of Onawa, Monona 

County. Bank of roadside ditch. Tall. Way past flowering. Average 

plant height 298 cm. 



Latitude 42° 0' 31" N. Longitude 96° 1' 41" W. North side of 

240th Street, 0.6 mile east of intersection with Locust Avenue, Monona 

County. Roadside ditch along margin of corn field. Associated 

vegetation: Helianthus grosseserratus (collection 11). Typical, tall. 

Past flowering. Average plant height 308 cm. 



Latitude 41° 54' 49" N. Longitude 96° 4' 54" W. Along railroad 

tracks parallel to Holly Road, 0.25 mile north of intersection with 

310th Street, just south of Blencoe, Monona County. Bank of ditch along 

railroad tracks. Associated vegetation: Helianthus grosseserratus (not 

collected). Typical, well past flowering. Average plant height 241 cm. 



Latitude 41° 50' 6" N. Longitude 96° 3' 55" W. Along east side 

of railroad tracks, just east of intersection between County Highway K45 

and 120th Street, Harrison County. Bank of ditch along east side of 

railroad tracks. Typical, well past flowering. Average plant height 292 

cm. 




Hamlin, 1.1 miles north of intersection with 235th Street, Harrison 


vegetation: Helianthus grosseserratus (not collected). Typical of what 

has been observed so far. Well past flowering. Some plants still have 

green stems. Latest H. annuus seen thus far. Average plant height 260.5 

cm. 



Latitude 41° 36' 12" N. Longitude 95° 57' 33" W. South side of 

280th Street, just east of Interstate 29 overpass, Harrison County. Deep 

roadside ditch along margin of harvested soybean field. Some water in 

ditch. Typical H. annuus. Average plant height 306.5 cm. 


Wild. 16; Ames 25678. Collected 10/13/1999 in Nebraska, United States. 

Latitude 41° 32' N. Longitude 95° 59' 57" W. Just north of 

Brown's Ditch by the boat ramp, near oxbow lake in DeSoto National 

Wildlife Refuge, Washington County. Weedy area near oxbow lake. Some 

stems still green. A little later than most populations. Some plants 

still flowering. Average plant height 244.5 cm. 



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Latitude 41° 29' 29" N. Longitude 95° 55' 39" W. Just east of 

bridge, south side of Highway 362, 0.5 mile from intersection with 140th 

Street, Pottawattamie County. Roadside ditch along margin of harvested 

soybean field. On a slope. Typical H. annuus. Past flowering. Average 

plant height 284 cm. 



Latitude 41° 21' 10" N. Longitude 95° 54' 28" W. Ditch between 

145th Street and Interstate 680, 1.6 miles east of 130th Street, 

Pottawattamie County. Roadside ditch. Associated vegetation: H. 

tuberosus (Collection 19). Past flowering. Much shorter than those 

previously collected. Average plant height 126 cm. 



Latitude 41° 2' 27" N. Longitude 95° 50' 33" W. Along west side 

of 180th Street, 0.7 mile north of intersection with Jardine, Mills 


vegetation: Helianthus tuberosus (not collected). Typical, tall. Past 

flowering. Most leaves gone. Average plant height 365 cm. 




210th Avenue, 0.1 mile from intersection with 102nd Street, Fremont 

County. Roadside ditch along margin of harvested soybean field. Plants 

typical as to what has been seen so far. Past flowering. Average plant 

height 291.5 cm. 



Latitude 40° 39' 48" N. Longitude 95° 45' 17" W. East side of 

railroad tracks, west of 225th Avenue, 0.3 mile north of intersection 

with 275th Street, Fremont County. Along railroad tracks. Typical H. 

annuus. Past flowering and somewhat shorter than most. Average plant 





200th Avenue, 0.1 mile south of intersection with 162nd Street, Fremont 

County. Narrow band of roadside ditch along margin of harvested soybean 

field. Typical, past flowering. Again, not as tall. Average plant 



Wild. 24; Ames 25685. Collected 10/14/1999 in Missouri, United States. 


spur of Highway 111, at and just north of T intersection in Highway 111, 

just south of Craig, Holt County. Roadside ditch. Typical, past 

flowering. Tall. Average plant height 288 cm. 



Latitude 40° 2' 32" N. Longitude 95° 20' 15" W. East side of 

Ember Road, 0.8 mile south of Highway 159, approximately 1 mile north of 

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Missouri River, Holt County. Along drainage ditch. Tall, past 

flowering, but still a few green leaves and a couple of flowers (not 

many). Average plant height 197 cm. 



Latitude 39° 59' 19" N. Longitude 95° 13' 12" W. South side of 

290th Street, 1.1 miles east of Highway 111 and Forest City, Holt 

County. Roadside ditch along margin of corn field. Past flowering. 

Average plant height 242 cm. 



Latitude 39° 54' 40" N. Longitude 94° 58' 37" W. Just west of 

bridge, 3.6 miles east of T intersection with U Avenue on Highway 401, 

just west of Nodaway, Holt County. Weedy area and bank of ditch around 

harvested soybean field. Collected from bank of ditch only. Typical, 

past flowering. Average height 233.5 cm. 

PI 613792. Helianthus grosseserratus M. Martens 


Latitude 42° 13' 45" N. Longitude 96° 11' 37" W. Northwest 

corner of intersection between Eastland and Highway 141, ~2 miles east 

of Sloan, just north of Woodbury/Monona County line, Woodbury County. 

Roadside ditch along a corn field. Average plant height 191.5 cm. 

PI 613793. Helianthus grosseserratus M. Martens 


Latitude 42° 0' 31" N. Longitude 96° 1' 41" W. North side of 

240th Street, 0.6 mile east of intersection with Locust Avenue, Monona 

County. Roadside ditch along margin of corn field. Population extends 

along entire bank of ditch. Associated vegetation: Helianthus annuus 

(collection 10). Typical, plants still green. Rust present on leaves. 

Average plant height 219.5 cm. 

PI 613794. Helianthus maximilianii Schrad. 


Latitude 42° 27' 4" N. Longitude 96° 11' 39" W. Corner of 170th 

Street and Eastland Avenue, 1.5 miles south of Highway 20 and 1.6 miles 

south of Lawton, Woodbury County. Along roadside ditch among rolling 

hills. Higher elevation. Well drained soil. Associated vegetation: 

brome grass, goldenrod, ragweed, and a few Helianthus annuus(


Latitude 41° 21' 10" N. Longitude 95° 54' 28" W. Ditch between 145 th 

Street and Interstate 680, 1.6 miles east of 130th Street, Pottawattamie 

County. Roadside ditch. Associated vegetation: H. annuus (collection 

18). Small tubers present, leaves opposite. Average plant height 110 cm. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS, National Arctic Plant Genetic, 

Resources Unit, Palmer, Alaska 99645, United States. Received 08/29/1984. 

PI 613797. Malus x micromalus Makino 

GMAL 275.e1. Pedigree - GMAL 275.e. 


GMAL 277.d1. Pedigree - GMAL 277.d. 


GMAL 277.k1. Pedigree - GMAL 277.k. 





The following were donated by Bruce J. Parliman, USDA-ARS Fruit Laboratory, 

Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Building 465, BARC-East, Beltsville, 

Maryland 20705-2350, United States; Hortus Botanicus Nationalis, Laboratorium 

Dendroflorae, Salaspils, Latvia. Received 06/19/1984. 

PI 613802. Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh. 

GMAL 362.e1; Rinkii #382; Rinkii. Pedigree - GMAL 362.e. 


GMAL 362.f1; Rinkii #382; Rinkii. Pedigree - GMAL 362.f. 

PI 613804. Malus mandshurica (Maxim.) Kom. ex Skvortsov 

GMAL 364.a1; #379. Pedigree - GMAL 364.a. 

PI 613805. Malus mandshurica (Maxim.) Kom. ex Skvortsov 

GMAL 364.g1; #379. Pedigree - GMAL 364.g. 

PI 613806. Malus toringo (Siebold) Siebold ex de Vriese 

GMAL 365.j1. Pedigree - GMAL 365.j. 

The following were donated by C. Ferris Miller, Chollipo Arboretum, 344-16 

Yonhui-dong, Sodaemun-kuSosan Gun, Seoul, Seoul 120-113, Korea, South; USDA, 

ARS, National Arctic Plant Genetic, Resources Unit, Palmer, Alaska 99645, 



GMAL 392.a1. Pedigree - GMAL 392.a. 




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GMAL 393.c1. Pedigree - GMAL 393.c. 



PI 613811. Malus hupehensis (Pamp.) Rehder 

GMAL 395.c1. Pedigree - GMAL 395.c. 

PI 613812. Malus sargentii Rehder 

GMAL 397.g1. Pedigree - GMAL 397.g. 


GMAL 397.l1. Pedigree - GMAL 397.l. 

The following were developed by C.H. Ragland, Agricultural Experiment 

Station, State College, Mississippi, United States. Donated by Roger D. Way, 

Cornell University, New York State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of 

Horticulture, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United States. Received 

06/24/1985. 

PI 613814. Malus domestica Borkh. 

Cultivar. GMAL 429; San Jacinto. Pedigree - Unknown; discovered about 

1895. Fruit size medium to large, 70-80 mm. Skin 70-100% red, striped, 

attractive. Shape conic. Flesh semifirm, nearly white. Flavor subacid, 

eating quality fair. Harvest season early September, 4 weeks before 

Delicious. Tree medium productive. Fruits hang after ripe. Diploid 

(Plant Breed. Abstr. 1217). Resembles Red June. R.D. Way, 1993. 

Originated: Dr. Ragland. 

The following were developed by Anna Morris Daniels, Abilene, Texas, United 

States. Donated by Roger D. Way, Cornell University, New York State Agric. 

Exp. Station, Department of Horticulture, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United 



Cultivar. GMAL 544; Jonalicious. Pedigree - Unknown; seedling discovered 

1933; introduced 1960; plant patent 1777, Dec. 9, 1958; assigned to 

Stark Bros. Nursery, Louisiane, MO. Fruit large, about 3 1/2 in. in 

diam., round. Skin thick, tough, smooth, dots conspicuous, ground color 

yellow, later blushed a bright, nearly solid red. Flesh juicy, tinged 

yellow, texture firm, tender, crisp, subacid, aroma distinct quality 

good. Keeps well for about 120 days in ordinary storage. Ripens just 

after Jonathan, end of Sept. in midwest resembles Jonathan. Tree 

vigorous, upright, size medium, hardy, productive. Resembles Jonathan 

food quality. High quality. 

The following were donated by Roger D. Way, Cornell University, New York 

State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Horticulture, Geneva, New York 



Cultivar. GMAL 728; Early Joe. Pedigree - Unknown. About 1800, seed 

from Salisbury, Connecticut, sown in Orchard of Heman Chapin, East 

Bloomfield, Ontario County, New York. Fruit size small to medium, 50-65 

201

mm. Skin 60-100% red, striped, attractive. shape oblate. Flesh semifirm, 

cream colored. Flavor subacid, sometimes perfume flavored. eating 

quality good. Harvest season late August. Tree upright habit. Medium 

productivity, strongly biennial. Early, small, red. Was resistant. 


Cultivar. GMAL 1256; Malinda. Pedigree - Introduced in Minnesota in 

1860. Fruit size medium, 65-70mm. Skin green ground color, 5-20% orange 

blush, unattractive. Shape conic. Flesh firm, cream- colored. Flavor 

subacid, eating quality fair. Harvest season late, late October, 3 weeks 

after Delicious. No commercial usefulness. Tree productive, strongly 

biennial cropping. R.D. Way, 1991. May not be true to type. Will get 

original from J. Luby. 

The following were developed by Albert F. Etter. Donated by Roger D. Way, 

Cornell University, New York State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of 

Horticulture, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United States. Received 

06/24/1985. 


Cultivar. GMAL 1306; Wickson. Pedigree - Yellow Newtown x Spitzenburg; 

selected 1944; introduced 1944. Fruit crab, size small, 40-55 mm. Skin 

70-90% red, striped. Shape round-conic. Flesh firm. Flavor acid, 

slightly astringent; eating quality poor. Harvest season late October, 2 

weeks after Delicious. Tree productive, annual cropping. Diploid 

(J.Am.Soc.Hort.Sci. 103:690. 1978), erronously listed as Crimson Beauty; 

worthless. R.D. Way, 1993. 

The following were developed by T.C. Maxwell Nursery, Geneva, New York, 

United States. Donated by Roger D. Way, Cornell University, New York State 

Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Horticulture, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, 



Cultivar. GMAL 1349; Geneva Ontario. Pedigree - Ontario bud mutation; 

not introduced; discovered about 1946. Fruit and tree indistinguishable 

from Ontario except fruit much larger, 90-105 mm; chimera type 2-4-4. 

Diploid-tetraploid chimera of Ontario. 



PI 613820. Malus fusca (Raf.) C. K. Schneid. 

GMAL 1460.x1. Pedigree - GMAL 1460.x. 

The following were collected by T.B. Lee, Seoul National University, 

Department of Forestry, College of Agriculture, Seoul, Kyonggi, Korea, South. 

Donated by USDA, ARS, National Arctic Plant Genetic, Resources Unit, Palmer, 

Alaska 99645, United States. Received 03/07/1986. 

PI 613821. Malus x asiatica Nakai 

GMAL 1487.b1. Collected in Korea, South. Pedigree - GMAL 1487.b. 

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GMAL 1497.b1. Pedigree - GMAL 1497.b. 


GMAL 1502.a1; No. 2. Pedigree - GMAL 1502.a. 


GMAL 1522.a1. Collected in Korea, South. Pedigree - GMAL 1522.a. 


GMAL 1522.d1. Collected in Korea, South. Pedigree - GMAL 1522.d. 

PI 613826. Malus coronaria (L.) Mill. 

GMAL 1527.f1. Pedigree - GMAL 1527.f. 



Maryland 20705-2350, United States; Turnab Agric. Research Institute, 

Peshawar, North-West Frontier, Pakistan; USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant 

Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States. 

Received 08/31/1977. 


Cultivar. A 69803; Q 21033; T21033H; GMAL 1631; Amri. 

The following were donated by Vasil Cociu, Lab. for Fruit Tree Genetics & 

Breeding, Research Instit. for Fruit Growing, Trustul Pomiculturii, 

Pitesti-Maracineni, Arges 0300, Romania. Received 04/09/1981. 


Cultivar. C 06766; GMAL 1649; Q 22413; Delicios de Voinesti. 


Uncertain. C 06766; GMAL 1655; Q 22414; F2-33-27. 



Maryland 20705-2350, United States; USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant 

Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States. 



Cultivated. Q 20059; T20059I; GMAL 1663; Inducoa No. II. Provisional 

Release - Not Available. 

The following were donated by Vasil Cociu, Lab. for Fruit Tree Genetics & 

Breeding, Research Instit. for Fruit Growing, Trustul Pomiculturii, 

Pitesti-Maracineni, Arges 0300, Romania. Received 03/18/1982. 

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Cultivar. C 08823; GMAL 1683; Q 22887; Rosu de Cluj. 

The following were donated by Ephraim Slor, Agricultural Research 

Organization, The Volcani Center, Beit Dagan, Central, Israel; Bruce J. 

Parliman, USDA-ARS Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, 

Building 465, BARC-East, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States; 

USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, 

Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Received 02/06/1979. 


Cultivar. C 01769; Q 21550; T21550P; GMAL 1701; Slor. 

The following were donated by South African Plant Improvement Org., P.O. Box 

86, Ceres, Cape Province 6835, South Africa; Bruce J. Parliman, USDA-ARS 

Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Building 465, BARC-East, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States; USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, 

Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United 



Cultivar. C 05210; T22067G; GMAL 1816; Goldsmith. Pedigree - Thought to 

be chance seedling of Granny Smith x Golden Delicious. Intro. 1975. 

Provisional Release - Not Available. Fruit is similar to Granny Smith, 

except ripens 2 weeks earlier, large, conical, skin color green to buff 

yellow. Texture fine, firm, flesh color cream, quality fair, storage 

life 6-8 months, somewhat shorter than Granny Smith. Tree very vigorous, 

very precocious, bloom late. 

The following were donated by Norman F. Weeden, Cornell University, New York 

State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Horticultural Sciences, Geneva, New 

York 14456-0462, United States; Cheng Suozhan, Chinese Academy of Agric. 

Sciences, Institute of Pomology, Zhengzhou, Henan, China. Received 12/1986. 


GMAL 1878.i1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1878.i. 


GMAL 1879.a1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1879.a. 

PI 613836. Malus spectabilis (Aiton) Borkh. 

GMAL 1880.i1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1880.i. 




GMAL 1881.e1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1881.e. 



York 14456-0462, United States. Received 01/08/1987. 

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GMAL 1882.c1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1882.c. 

The following were donated by Cheng Suozhan, Chinese Academy of Agric. 

Sciences, Institute of Pomology, Zhengzhou, Henan, China. Received 

01/08/1987. 


GMAL 1882.d1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1882.d. 



York 14456-0462, United States; Cheng Suozhan, Chinese Academy of Agric. 


01/08/1987. 




GMAL 1883.n1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1883.n. 






The following were donated by Cheng Suozhan, Chinese Academy of Agric. 


01/08/1987. 


GMAL 1884.k1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 1884.k. 



Maryland 20705-2350, United States; Hortus Botanicus Fominianus, 

Universitatis Kioviensis, Rue De Komintern, Kiev, Kiev 252032, Ukraine. 

Received 07/11/1986. 



The following were donated by T. Sanada, Fruit Tree Research Station, 

Ministry of Agric., Forestry and Fishing, Division of Fruit Breeding, Yatabe, 

Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305, Japan. Received 04/08/1987. 


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GMAL 2174.b1; Ringo Asami. Pedigree - GMAL 2174.b. 


GMAL 2174.m1; Ringo Asami. Pedigree - GMAL 2174.m. 


GMAL 2175.b1; Inuringo. Pedigree - GMAL 2175.b. 


GMAL 2175.p1; Inuringo. Pedigree - GMAL 2175.p. 

The following were donated by V.L. Vitkovskij, N.I. Vavilov Research 

Institute of Plant Industry, 44 Bolshaya Morskaya Street, St. Petersburg, 

Leningrad 190000, Russian Federation. Received 05/01/1987. 

PI 613850. Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem. 


PI 613851. Malus sieversii var. turkmenorum (Juz. & Popov) Ponomar. 


PI 613852. Malus sieversii var. turkmenorum (Juz. & Popov) Ponomar. 


PI 613853. Malus orientalis Uglitzk. 


PI 613854. Malus sieversii var. kirghisorum (Al. Fed. & Fed.) Ponomar. 











GMAL 2494.a. Collected in Japan. Pedigree - GMAL 2494.01. 


GMAL 2501.a. Collected in Japan. Pedigree - GMAL 2501.01. 

The following were collected by T.B. Lee, Seoul National University, 

Department of Forestry, College of Agriculture, Seoul, Kyonggi, Korea, South. 

Donated by USDA, ARS, National Arctic Plant Genetic, Resources Unit, Palmer, 

Alaska 99645, United States. Received 10/01/1987. 


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GMAL 2507.f1. Collected in Korea, South. Pedigree - GMAL 2507.f. 






GMAL 2518.b1; Rosea. Pedigree - GMAL 2518.b. 

The following were donated by Toma Dimitrovski, Faculty of Agriculture and 

Forestry, University of Skopje, Skopje, Macedonia. Received 02/15/1972. 

PI 613863. Malus sylvestris (L.) Mill. 

GMAL 2520.a1. Pedigree - GMAL .a. 



















PI 613872. Malus ioensis (Alph. Wood) Britton 





GMAL 2533.a. Pedigree - GMAL 2533.01. 


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GMAL 2544.b. Pedigree - GMAL 2544.01. 


GMAL 2545.h1. Pedigree - GMAL 2545.h. 

The following were collected by Elizabeth Dickson, NYS Agricultural 

Experiment Station, Horticultural Sciences, Hedrick Hall, Geneva, New York 

14456-0462, United States. Donated by Norman F. Weeden, Cornell University, 

New York State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Horticultural Sciences, 

Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United States. Received 11/01/1987. 

PI 613878. Malus angustifolia (Aiton) Michx. 

GMAL 2547.f1. Collected 08/26/1987 in North Carolina, United States. 

Latitude 35° 10' 46" N. Longitude 82° 48' 4" W. Transylvania 

Co., in pasture 0.2 mi. from Hwy 64 on Co. Rd. 1392 (Cherryville Rd.), 

old Hwy 64. Pedigree - GMAL 2547.f. 


GMAL 2548.d1. Collected 08/26/1987 in North Carolina, United States. 

Madison Co., same as Dickson 583. Pedigree - GMAL 2548.d. 


GMAL 2550.e1. Collected 08/27/1987 in South Carolina, United States. 

Latitude 33° 19' 21" N. Longitude 80° 24' 49" W. Berkeley Co., 

near Holly Hill; 0.7 mi. SE of Berkeley-Orangeburg Co. line on Rt 176. 

West side of road. Pedigree - GMAL 2550.e. 


GMAL 2553.c1. Collected 08/21/1987 in North Carolina, United States. 

Latitude 34° 32' 39" N. Longitude 78° 38' 37" W. Bladen Co., 3.5 

mi. S. on Hwy 701 from junction with Hwy 87 at Elizabethtown W. of road, 

sandy soil. Pedigree - GMAL 2553.c. 


GMAL 2563.g1. Collected 08/26/1987 in North Carolina, United States. 

Latitude 35° 49' 20" N. Longitude 82° 36' 40" W. Madison Co. 0.8 

mi. E. from Petersburg on Hwy 213, S. side of road. Pedigree - GMAL 

2563.g. 


GMAL 2574.a1. Collected 08/23/1987 in Florida, United States. Wakulla 

Co., same site as E. Dickson 547. Pedigree - GMAL 2574.a. 


GMAL 2576.g1. Collected 08/23/1987 in Florida, United States. Wakulla 

Co., same site as E. Dickson 547. Pedigree - GMAL 2576.g. 


GMAL 2590.f. Collected 10/10/1987 in New York, United States. Latitude 

42° 26' 12" N. Longitude 76° 30' 30" W. Tompkins Co., across 

from Early Bird Farm on Rt. 13, S. of Ithaca, E. side of road, 100 ft. 

from roadside. Pedigree - GMAL 2590.03. 

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Donated by Norman F. Weeden, Cornell University, New York State Agric. Exp. 

Station, Department of Horticultural Sciences, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, 



GMAL 2591.a1. Collected 09/23/1987 in Oregon, United States. Latitude 

44° 31' 7" N. Longitude 124° 4' 20" W. Ona Beach State Park, Rt. 

101 CIR 10 km S. of Newport, Oregon, Lincoln Co. Pedigree - GMAL 2591.a. 

The following were donated by Washington State University, Irrigated Agric. 

Research Ext Center, Po Box 30, Prosser, Washington 99350, United States. 

Received 02/15/1988. 


Cultivar. GMAL 2798; White Winter Pearmain. Pedigree - In a lot of 

grafts ("during days of saddle-bag transportat- ion") two varieties,.. 

lost their labels, were progagated & respectively called Red and White 

Winter Pearmain; the former Esopus Spitzenberg; latter believed old 

eastern variety. Fruit below medium to nearly large, uniform in size and 

shape. Shape roundish ovate or roundish conic. Flesh lightly tinged. 

The following were collected by Michael Medalen, Box 1547, Petersburg, 

Arkansas 99833, United States. Received 03/04/1988. 


GMAL 2805.a1. Collected in United States. Latitude 56° 48' 44" N. 

Longitude 132° 57' 17" W. Petersburg, Alaska, along the shore. 

Pedigree - GMAL 2805.a. 

The following were donated by Michael Medalen, Box 1547, Petersburg, Arkansas 



GMAL 2805.e1. Collected in United States. Latitude 56° 48' 44" N. 

Longitude 132° 57' 17" W. Petersburg, Alaska, along the shore. 

Pedigree - GMAL 2805.e. 







GMAL 2826.f. Collected 10/10/1987 in New York, United States. Tompkins 

Co., 100 yds W. of Turkey Hill Rd./Mont Pleasant intersection on Mont 

Pleasant Rd., S. side, hedgerow. Pedigree - GMAL 2826.01. 


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GMAL 2954.f1. Collected 08/26/1988 in Ontario, Canada. Elgin Co., 0.1 

mi. W. from Hwy 35 on Co. Rd. 56, Concession VII just past Orville 

Cemetery, N. roadside, disturbed area. Pedigree - GMAL 2954.f. 


GMAL 2967.d1. Collected 09/10/1988 in Illinois, United States. Latitude 

40° 6' 47" N. Longitude 88° 8' 49" W. Champaign Co., on state Rt 

150, 1.5 mi. E. of 130, near Urbana. Grove of 100+ trees between 

railroad tracks and south roadside. Pedigree - GMAL 2967.d. 


GMAL 2970.e1. Collected 09/15/1988 in Nebraska, United States. Latitude 

40° 2' 39" N. Longitude 95° 25' 35" W. Richardson Co., S. of 

Rulo, about 0.7 mi. from intersection with bridge over Missouri River on 

road to Iowa Indian Reservation, west roadside. Pedigree - GMAL 2970.e. 


GMAL 2971.f1. Collected 09/15/1988 in Missouri, United States. Latitude 

39° 45' 22" N. Longitude 94° 46' 59" W. Buchanan Co., Missouri 

Western State College campus, Biology study area. 100+ individuals 

scattered throughout secondary woods, Gleditsia, Alnus, rubra. Pedigree 

- GMAL 2971.f. 

The following were collected by Norman F. Weeden, Cornell University, New 

York State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Horticultural Sciences, Geneva, 

New York 14456-0462, United States. Received 11/01/1988. 


GMAL 2983.b1. Collected 07/11/1988 in California, United States. 

Adjacent to Kellogg road to beach ca. 100 m from beach with Lonicera, 

Salix, marsh grass; ground dry but probably moist to wet much of the 

year. Pedigree - GMAL 2983.b. 










GMAL 2996.c1. Collected 10/11/1988 in Oregon, United States. Along west 

? (right-hand side driving from Falls City) of road, deep inside forest 

under canopy. Pedigree - GMAL 2996.c. 


GMAL 3015.h1. Collected 10/12/1988 in California, United States. 

Latitude 41° 9' 38" N. Longitude 124° 8' 1" W. In sphagnum bog 

(east side edge) just south of Big Lagoon, Humboldt Co., CA; could only 

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find this small cluster of M. fusca but didn't expore south end of bog. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3015.h. Leaf fall very late October 2003. 


GMAL 3017.a. Collected 10/13/1988 in Oregon, United States. Latitude 

43° 42' 30" N. Longitude 124° 6' 8" W. Off dirt road (in swampy 

area), approx. 20 m from Hwy 101 just N. of bridge to Bolou Is. (near 

Reedsport, Douglas Co., CA); one other M. fusca nearby. No young plants 

observed; others plants include sedges, Rhamaus, skunk cabbage. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3017.01. 


GMAL 3018.a1. Collected 10/13/1988 in Oregon, United States. Latitude 

44° 1' 17" N. Longitude 124° 6' 29" W. Road to Heceta Beach, ca. 

1/4 mi. from Hwy 101 on N. side of road w/ Rhododendron, Beech, Pine, 

Salal, Cystus, Lane Co Oregon. This habitat is being developed as 

subdivision. Pedigree - GMAL 3018.a. 


GMAL 3029.c1. Collected 10/13/1988 in Oregon, United States. Latitude 

44° 36' 55" N. Longitude 123° 37' 50" W. Ellmaker State Park, 

Lincoln Co., Oregon on Hwy 20 near edge of grass at top of bank above 

creek, with prunus, Crataegus. Pedigree - GMAL 3029.c. 


GMAL 3036.i1. Collected 10/14/1988 in Oregon, United States. Latitude 

45° 42' 51" N. Longitude 123° 55' 22" W. South side of road to 

Nehalem Bay (ca. 0.2 mi. from cemetery) State Park, Tillamook Co., 

Oregon with California Huckleberry, Spiraea, Salil, M. fusca dominant! 

Area across road on N. is being developed;largest pop. of M. fusca seen. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3036.i. 


GMAL 3038.d1. Collected 10/14/1988 in Oregon, United States. Latitude 

45° 55' 23" N. Longitude 123° 58' 5" W. Along stream where the 

road to Ecola State Park branches from 5th St., Clatsop Co., Oregon. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3038.d. 


GMAL 3044.b1. Collected 10/14/1988 in Washington, United States. 

Latitude 46° 19' 52" N. Longitude 124° 3' 10" W. S. side Hwy 101 

abouat 200 m west of Seaview, Pacific Co., Washington. Pedigree - GMAL 

3044.b. 







GMAL 3051.j1. Collected 09/10/1988 in Illinois, United States. Latitude 

40° 1' 40" N. Longitude 88° 34' 24" W. Piatt Co., Monticello, 

near street in park; close to the Courthouse. Pedigree - GMAL 3051.j. 

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GMAL 3052.g1. Collected 09/10/1988 in Illinois, United States. Latitude 

40° 1' 40" N. Longitude 88° 34' 24" W. Piatt Co., Allerton Park, 

S.E. of Monticello on walking path that originates near the S.E. 

entrance. Pedigree - GMAL 3052.g. 


GMAL 3069.a1. Collected 08/30/1988 in Michigan, United States. Berrien 

Co., 0.1 mi. W. of Creek Rd. on Stafford Rd., 4 trees at fence row; S. 

roadside. Pedigree - GMAL 3069.a. 


GMAL 3079.j1. Collected 09/11/1988 in Illinois, United States. Latitude 

40° 47' 19" N. Longitude 89° 52' 14" W. Peoria Co., 0.4 mi. S. 

of Hwy 8 intersection on Maher Rd., E. roadside. Pedigree - GMAL 3079.j. 





GMAL 3097.a. Collected 11/20/1988 in Washington, United States. 0.4 m 

W. of 101 North on road to Copalis Crossing; along road at edge of 

meadow (just W. of Humptulips). Malus x domestica (1 tree) nearby; 

closest to 88153b, ca. 30 yds. Pedigree - GMAL 3097.01. 


GMAL 3102.a. Collected 11/20/1988 in Washington, United States. About 

50 m west of Hwy 101 N. on old logging road (between hwy and clear cut 

area) 0.4 mi south of Olympic National Park, Jefferson Co., Washington. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3102.01. 


GMAL 3106.a. Collected 11/20/1988 in Washington, United States. Near 

south end of Olympic National Park along secondary road considerable 

amount of Malus fusca in area. Pedigree - GMAL 3106.01. Leaf fall very 

early October 2003. 

The following were donated by Herb S. Aldwinckle, Cornell University, New 

York State Agric. Exp. Station, Department of Plant Pathology, Geneva, New 


PI 613912. Malus sikkimensis (Wenz.) Koehne ex C. K. Schneid. 


PI 613913. Malus ombrophila Hand.-Mazz. 



GMAL 3123.d1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 3123.d. 


GMAL 3123.e1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 3123.e. 

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GMAL 3123.f. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 3123.01. 




GMAL 3124.b1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 3124.b. 




GMAL 3125.b1. Collected in China. Pedigree - GMAL 3125.b. 

The following were donated by Zhen Long Yan, Beijing Botanical Garden, 

Institute of Botany, Academia Sinica, Beijing, Beijing, China. Received 

10/02/1989. 


GMAL 3224.i1. Pedigree - GMAL 3224.i. 


GMAL 3225.f. Pedigree - GMAL 3225.01. 


GMAL 3227.c. Pedigree - GMAL 3227.01. 

PI 613924. Malus spectabilis (Aiton) Borkh. 

GMAL 3228.i1. Pedigree - GMAL 3228.i. 

PI 613925. Malus bhutanica (W. W. Sm.) J. B. Phipps 

GMAL 3230.j1. Pedigree - GMAL 3230.j. 


GMAL 3231.h1. Pedigree - GMAL 3231.h. 


GMAL 3232.g1. Pedigree - GMAL 3232.g. 











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The following were donated by Suzanne Hurtt, USDA, ARS, Plant Germplasm 




Cultivar. "Granerly"; T25380F; GMAL 3591. Collected in South Africa. 

PI 613936. Malus sp. 

Wild. "VII-252"; T26706; GMAL 3592; VII - 252. Collected in Nepal. 


Cultivar. "Shtreifling"; Q27140; GMAL 3593. Collected in Russian 

Federation. 


Cultivar. "Malt Bagaevskii"; Q27145; GMAL 3594. Collected in Russian 

Federation. 

The following were donated by Dan Thompson, Agriculture Canada, Center for 

Plant Health, Saanichton Plant Quarantine Station, Sidney, British Columbia 

V8L 1H3, Canada. Received 04/04/1995. 


Cultivar. "Novaspy"; 1529-05AZ; GMAL 3595. Collected 1995 in Canada. 

The following were donated by Jules Janick, Purdue University, Department of 

Horticulture, and Landscape Architecture, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1165, 



Wild. Coop 39; GMAL 4004. 


Wild. GMAL 4005; Coop 41. 


Wild. "Primiera"; Coop 42; GMAL 4006. 


Wild. "Juliet"; Coop 43; GMAL 4007. 


Wild. GMAL 4008; Coop 44. 

The following were donated by USDA, ARS, Plant Introduction Station, 11601 

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Old Pond Rd, Glenn Dale, Maryland 20769, United States. Received 02/28/1996. 


Wild. "M. sieboldii KSW 3696"; NA 56635; GMAL 4009; KSW 3696. 

The following were donated by Dan Thompson, Agriculture Canada, Center for 

Plant Health, Saanichton Plant Quarantine Station, Sidney, British Columbia 

V8L 1H3, Canada. Received 09/11/1997. 


Rep 2-23-15; Q 1139-03; GMAL 4336; Macfree. 


Rep 1-10-14; Q 1303-04; GMAL 4337; J-TE-F. 

The following were donated by Theo C.J. Grootendorst, Southmeadow Fruit 

Gardens, 10603 Cleveland Ave., P.O. Box 211, Baroda, Michigan 49101, United 



Cultivar. "Kandil Sinap"; GMAL 4440. Collected in Ukraine. Pedigree - 

Probably arose early 1800's. Size large (64:89mm.); shape tall, 

truncate-conic, concave, ribbed at eye; skin pale yellow almost entirely 

flushed and striped red; flesh tender, crisp, snow-white; flavor sweet, 

slightly vinous, perfumed; season mid to very late. Tree grows in a 

pronounced narrow, pyramidal dwarfish-form. Keeps until February. It 

has been noted that origin may be Turkey. 

The following were donated by N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, 44 

Herzen Street, Leningrad, Leningrad 190000, Russian Federation; USDA, ARS, 

Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 



Cultivar. "Shtreifling"; F; Q 27140; GMAL 4501. Collected in Former 

Soviet Union. 


Cultivar. "Mal't Bagaevskii"; L; Q 27145; GMAL 4502. Collected in Former 

Soviet Union. 

The following were collected by Philip L. Forsline, USDA, ARS, Cornell 

University, Plant Genetic Resources Unit, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United 

States; Gaylord Mink, Washington State University, Irrigated Agricultural 

Res. & Ext. Ctr., Route 2, Box 2953-A, Prosser, Washington 99350, United 

States; Dickson. Donated by Philip L. Forsline, USDA, ARS, Cornell 


States; USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, 



Wild. KAZ 93-21-01; KAZ93-21-01; BE-4925; Q 32661; GMAL 4574. Collected 

09/11/1993 in Kazakhstan. Latitude 45° 23' N. Longitude 80° 25' 

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E. Elevation 1780 m. Collected in Forestry Camp #16, Topolevka Forestry 

Area, Taldy-Kurgan region, Soldier's Gorge, Dzhungarsky Alatau, city of 

Sarkand near Topolevka, Kazakhstan. Rocky soil, 45% W facing slope, 

750-800 mm rainfall. Elite scion material. 



States. Donated by USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine 

Office, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Received 09/21/1995. 


Wild. KAZ 95 18-18; Q 35784A; GMAL 4575. Collected 09/12/1995 in 

Kazakhstan. Latitude 42° 53' 18" N. Longitude 69° 52' 52" E. 

Elevation 910 m. Karatau Province. Boraldy River Forest area. 5 km. 

north of Boraldy Forest Camp which is 80 km. north of Chimkent. 

Xerophytic. Very stony soil, dry. Slope incline: 1%, 15 degrees, north. 

Rainfall: less than 300 mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Associated: M. 

sieversii. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus; Associated: Cerasus. Assoc. 

herbaceous: Rheum, Tulipa. Vigor good. Non-fruiting. Xerophytic 

conditions, soil very stoney, dry drainage. 1 percent incline plateau 

landform, rainfall < 300 mm., dominant species Crataegus, Pontica. 

Population abundance 250, distribution scattered. Area size 400 x 400 

m.,ee size informity small, disease uniformity clean. Sucer propagation 

none, % fruiting 60, number of trees sampled 34/8, fruit unfirmity: very 

diverse. 




Elevation 840 m. Semipalitinsk Region - Tarbagatai Mountain region. 4 

km. NE of Alekseyevka, 20 km. north of Urdzhar. Collected middle of 

south valley (site 10, 1995) on south side, 50 ft. from field edge, may 

be same as one elite collected in 1995. Soil: silt, little rock, good 

drainage. Variable incline, open, ridges on valleys. Dominant tree sp: 

M. sieversii; Associated: Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: Rosa; Assoc: 

Lonicera. Dominant herhaceous: Humulus; Assoc: Circium. Rainfall 400mm. 

Sampled 25 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic and sweet. Over 

color is 60% red. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and 

insects. May be same as elite collected in 1995. Scion collected also. 


Wild. KAZ 96 03-11; Q 36409C; GMAL 4577. Collected 09/02/1996 in 



km. NE of Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Collected near site 

03-10. Soil: silt, little rock, good drainage. Variableincline, open, 

ridges on valleys. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; Associated: 

Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: Rosa; Assoc: Lonicera. Dominant 

herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc: Circium. Rainfall 400 mm. Sampled 4 fruits 

from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is over 50mm. Free 

of disease and insects. Very nice flavor. Only four fruits available. 

Scion collected also. 




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Semipalitinsk Region - Tarbagatai Mountain region. 4 km NE of 

Alekseyevka, 20 km. north of Urdzhar. Collected near streams near site 

05 (1995) on west end of site 10 (1995). Soil: silt, little rock, good 

drainage. Variable incline, open, ridges on valleys. Dominant tree sp: 

M. sieversii; Assoc: Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: Rosa; Assoc: 

Lonicera. Dominant herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc: Circium. Rainfall 400 mm. 

Sampled 60 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is subacid. Over color is 

60% red. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. 

General health is great. Scion collected also. 





km. NE of Alekseyevka, 20 km. north of Urdzhan. Collected on west facing 

slope in site 05 (1995) just up the incline from the road. Soil: silt, 

little rock, good drainage. Variable incline, open, ridges on valleys. 

Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; Assoc: Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: 

Rosa; Assoc: Lonicera. Dominant herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc: Circium. 

Rainfall 400 mm. Sampled 80 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is 

aromatic. Free of disease and insects. Scion collected also. 





km. NE of Alekseyevka, 20 km. north of Urdzhar. Collected along road in 

center of site 09 (1995) may have been collected as an elite in 1995. 

Soil: silt, little rock, good drainage. Variable incline, open, ridges 

on valleys. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; Assoc: Crataegus. Dominant 

shrub sp: Rosa; Assoc: Lonicera. Dominant herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc: 

Circium. Rainfall 400mm. Sampled 100 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor 

is aromatic. Over color is 70% red. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. 

Free of disease, some codling moth. May have been collected as an elite 

in 1995. Scion collected also. 


Wild. KAZ 96 07-07; Q 36423B; GMAL 4581. Collected 09/09/1996 in 


Elevation 1220 m. 15 km. east of Topelevka - Djungarsky Range. 3 km. 

southeast of Topelevka Forestry Camp. Collections made in radius around 

camp. Collected near GMAL 4256. Fertile. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; 

Assoc: Betula, Crataegus, Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, Betula. Dom. 

Shrub sp: Berberis, Lonicera; Assoc: Cotoneaster, Rubus, Berberis, 

Ribes. Dom. Herb: Fragaria, Grasses, Humulus; Assoc: Dianthus. Sampled 

7 fruits form 1 tree. Flesh flavor is sweet. Fruit size is larger than 

50mm. Free of disease and insects. Has water core. Strange 

hazelnut-bananna flavor. Scion collected also. 




Science, 342 Alderman Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, United States; 

Elizabeth E. Dickson, The University of Calgary, Herbarium, Dept. of 

Biological Sciences, 2500 University Drive NW, Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4, 

Canada. Donated by Philip L. Forsline, USDA, ARS, Cornell University, Plant 

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Genetic Resources Unit, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United States. Received 

09/21/1995. 



Kazakhstan. Pedigree - GMAL 3681.01. Wild. Clone of tree from which 

GMAL 3681 seed were collected. 

The following were donated by Maxine Thompson, Oregon State University, 

Department of Horticulture, Cordley Hall 2042, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-2911, 



Cultivar. 880570; "Quetta Ambri (880570)"; T&B 880570; T27407A; GMAL 

4441; Q 27407. Collected in Pakistan. Provisional Release - Not 

Available. 


Cultivar. 880590; "Naskushu (880590)"; T&B 880590; T27409A; Q 27409; 

GMAL 4442. Collected in Pakistan. Provisional Release - Not Available. 


Cultivar. 880626; "Bongkushu (880626)"; T&B 880626; T27414E; Q 27414; 

GMAL 4443; Bongkshu (880626). Collected in Pakistan. Provisional 

Release - Not Available. 

The following were developed by O. Rigitano; M. Ojima; F.A.C. Dall'Orto. 

Donated by A. P. Camilo, Estacao Expt. de Cacador, EMPASC, Caixa Postal D-1, 

CEP 89500, Cacador, Santa Catarina, Brazil; USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, 

Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United 



Cultivar. "Dulcina"; IAC 8-35; BE-2926; Q 28078; GMAL 4503. Pedigree - 

Primazia/Valinhense. Provisional Release - Not Available. Blooms 2-3 

weeks before Golden Delicious, ripens at same time. Fruits dark red. 

Requires about 650 chilling hours for natural dormancy breaking. 

Released in 1975. 

The following were donated by A. P. Camilo, Estacao Expt. de Cacador, EMPASC, 

Caixa Postal D-1, CEP 89500, Cacador, Santa Catarina, Brazil; USDA, ARS, 

Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 



Cultivar. "Princesa"; BE-2926; Q 28082; GMAL 4504. Provisional Release - 

Not Available. Blooms quite early, about 3-4 weeks earlier and ripens 8 

weeks before before Golden Delicious and 4 weeks before Gala. Fruits red 

striped over a yellowish ground color, very attractive, resemble 

Delicious in shape and size. Yield high in Southern Brazil. Released by 

EMPASC in 1986. Very susceptible to scab and powdery mildew. 

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The following were donated by Instituto Agronomico de Campinas, Av. Barao de 

Itapura, 1481, Caixa Postal 28, 13020-902, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil; USDA, 

ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, 



Cultivar. "Marquesa"; IAC 570-38; BE-3026; Q 28141; GMAL 4505. Pedigree 

- Seedling selection from Golden Delicious/Valinhense = Rainha (IAC 

8-31). Provisional Release - Not Available. Tree medium vigor, 

semi-compact, numerous branches, productive (40 kg fruit for 5-6 year 

old trees). Chilling requirement low - less than 120 hours below 7.2 

deg. C Fruits medium-sized, slightly irregular, red striated on 

yellow-green background, attractive, very waxy. Flavor good, aromatic. 

Cross pollinated but selfing possible. 


Cultivar. "Galicia"; IAC 276-2; BE-3026; Q 28142; GMAL 4506. Pedigree - 

From Gala/Anna seedling. Provisional Release - Not Available. Tree 

semi-vigorous, branches and leaves abundant, productive. Flowers early, 

requires early pollinator. Seeds per fruit 6 to 8. Chilling requirement 

less than 120 hours below 7.2 deg C. Fruits small, 80-100g, elongated, 

irregular, similar to Anna. Fruit color pink straited, yellow 

background, juicy, flavorable, crisp, firm. Cross pollinated. 









Wild. 33-01; FORM 35 (33-01); T32663A; Q 32663; GMAL 4444. Collected 


E. Elevation 930 m. Collected at State Farm (Dr. Smuryghin), Malovdnoe 

Village, Kazakhstan. Provisional Release - Not Available. 


Wild. 34-01; FORM 43 (34-01); BE-4925; T32664C; Q 32664; GMAL 4445. 

Collected 09/17/1993 in Kazakhstan. Latitude 43° 30' N. Longitude 

77° 41' E. Elevation 930 m. Collected at State Farm (Dr. Smuryghin), 

Malovdnoe Village, Kazakhstan. 







States; USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, 


PI 613969. Malus hybrid 

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Wild. FORM 181 (35-01); BE-4925; Q 32665A; GMAL 4582. Collected 


E. Elevation 930 m. Collected st State Farm (Dr. Smuryghin), Malovdnoe 

Village, Kazakhstan. Pedigree - Malus sieversii/Malus kirghisorum. 

Elite scion material. 








Genetic Resources Unit, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, United States; USDA, 

ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, 



Wild. KAZ 95 05-06; GMAL 4326. Collected 08/29/1995 in Kazakhstan. 


m. Semipalitinsk Region (Tarbagatai Mountain Range). Village of 

Alekseyevka. 4 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka, 20 km. North of Urdzhar. 

Flat area near stream. Collected in South end of West Valley. 

Coordinates in Urdzhar: 47-05-01, 81-37-49. Temp: max. +41, min. -40. 

Stoney gravely loam soil. Good drainage. 400 mm rainfall. Dominant tree 

sp.: Populus. Dominant shrub sp.: Crataegus, Rosa; Associated-Viburnum. 

Random pop. as close as 20 m. to stream. Many new small trees growing. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3607.01. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm 

with aromatic flesh flavor. Fruit size is larger than 50mm, free of 

scab. Scion also collected. Clone of tree from which GMAL 3607 seed 

were collected. 




Elevation 990 m. Semipalitinsk Region (Tarbagatai Mountain Range). 20 

km. North of Urdzhar. 7 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Landform mostly 

hillside. Collected in North end of West Valley, upstream 3 km. from 

site 05 (GMAL's 3604-3607, GMAL's 3760-3789). Silt to clay loam soil. 

Aspect: Mostly East. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii; 

Associated-Populus, Pyrus, Acer. Dominant shrub sp.: Rosa; 

Assoc.-Lonicera, Amygdalus, Rubus. Dominant herbaceous: Grasses; 

Assoc.-Potentilla, Fragaria. Pedigree - GMAL 3608.01. Wild. Additional 

habitat data: Nearest M. domestica 5 km. Collection tree height 3 

meters. DBH 7 cm. multiple trunk. Habit type: I spar. sampled 150 

fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. Over color is 90%. 

Fruit size is larger than 50mm, no scab. Spur type tree. Clone of tree 

from which GMAL 3608 seed were collected. 







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km. North of Urdzhar. 7 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Landform mostly 

hillside. Collected in North end of West Valley, upstream 3 km. from 

site 05 (GMAL's 3604-3607, GMAL's 3760-3789). Silt to clay loam soil. 

Aspect: West. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii; Associated-Populus, 

Pyrus, Acer. Dominant shrub sp.: Rosa; Assoc.-Lonicera, Amygdalus, 

Rubus. Dominant herbaceous: Grasses; Assoc.-Potentilla, Fragaria. 

Pedigree - GMAL 3614.01. Wild. Additional habitat data: Habit type: II 

semispur. Leaves very clean from disease; nice shape tree. Sampled 30 

fruits from 1 tree. Fruit collected from tree with nice shape. Fruit 

is firm with aromatic flesh flavor. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. 

Very clean and free of disease. Clone of tree from which GMAL 3614 seed 






km. North of Urdzhar, 6 km. NE of Alekseyevka. Slopes of East-West 

Valley. Collected on north slope of North Valley. Between & East of 

sites 05 & 06 (GMAL's 3604-3615, GMAL's 3760-3789). Slope incline: 15 

degrees. Aspect: North. Rainfall: 400 mm. Dominant tree sp.: M. 

sieversii; Assoc.-Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp.: Rosa. 

Associated-Amydalus. Dominant herbaceous: Aster. Pedigree - GMAL 

3616.01. Wild. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm with 

aromatic flesh flavor, fruit bruises easily. Fruit size is larger than 

50mm, very attractive. # 3 on the 07-01P population sample. Clone of 

tree from which GMAL 3616 seed were collected. same accession as GMAL 

3792. 





km. North of Urdzhar, 6 km. NE of Alekseyevka. Slopes of East-West 

Valley. Collected on north slope of North Valley. Between & East of 

sites 05 & 06 (GMAL's 3604-3615, GMAL's 3760-3789). Slope incline: 5-20. 

Aspect: South and North. Rainfall: 400 mm. Dominant tree sp.: M. 

sieversii; Assoc.-Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp.: Rosa. 

Associated-Amydalus. Dominant herbaceous: Aster. Pedigree - GMAL 

3619.01. Wild. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Fleag flavor is 

aromatic, very flavorful. Best tasting one so far collected. Fruit size 

is larger than 50mm, generally free of sacb. Clone of tree from which 

GMAL 3619 seed were collected. 




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Canada. Donated by USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine 



Wild. KAZ 95 08-04; Q35776A; GMAL 4446. Collected 09/12/1995 in 



km. North of Urdzhar. 5 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Collected mainly 

on west slopes in center of West Valley. Equidistant between sites 05 & 

06 (GMAL's 3604-3615, GMAL's 3760-3789). Silt to clay loam soil. Aspect: 

North. Landform mostly hillside. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii. 

Dominant shrub sp.: Rosa; Associated-Lonicera, Rubus. Dominant 

herbaceous: Malva; Assoc.-Fragaria. Elite scion material. Wild. 

Additional habitat data: Tree ht. 3.5 m, habit type III standard, crop 

load very heavy. Leaves clean (from disease), shape very large-triploid 

like. General notes: juicy, winter keeper, looks like domesticated 

apples. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm with aromatic flesh 

flavor. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Very heavy cropload. 









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km. North of Urdzhar. 5 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Collected mainly 

on west slopes in center of West Valley. Equidistant between sites 05 & 

06 (GMAL's 3604-3615, GMAL's 3760-3789). Silt to clay loam soil. Aspect: 

West. Landform mostly hillside. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii. 

Dominant shrub sp.: Rosa; Associated-Lonicera, Rubus. Dominant 

herbaceous: Malva; Assoc.-Fragaria. Pedigree - GMAL 3625.01. Sampled 15 

fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm with aromatic flesh flavor. Over 

color is 80% red. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Small amount of scab 

detected. Very column shaped tree. Clone of tree from which GMAL 3625 

seed were collected. 


Wild. KAZ 95 10-01L; Q 35778A; GMAL 4332. Collected 08/31/1995 in 



km. North of Urdzhar, 3-4 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Collected on 

east ridge of South Valley. Aspect: West. Dominant tree sp.: M. 

sieversii. Dominant shrub sp.: Amygdalus; Associated-Rosa. Dominant 

herbaceous: Aster; Assoc.-Xanthium. Pedigree - GMAL 3643.01. Wild. 

Additional habitat data: DBH 10 cm. Habit type: I spar. Medium vigor. 

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Heavy crop load. General health good. Sampled 150 fruits from 1 tree. 

Fruit is firm with aromatic flesh flavor. Over color is 90% red. Fruit 

size is over 50mm, no scab. No insects. Closest to 'McIntosh' group of 

those sampled. Spur type tree. Clone of tree from which GMAL 3643 seed 



Wild. KAZ 95 10-04F; Q 35779A; GMAL 4333. Collected 08/31/1995 in 



km. North of Urdzhar, 3-4 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Collected in 

South Valley, on slopes or edges. Slope incline: 10 degrees. Aspect: 

North. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii. Dominant shrub sp.: Amygdalus. 

Associated-Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Aster; Assoc.-Xanthium. Pedigree 

- GMAL 3636.01. Wild. Additional habitat data: Collection tree height 

2.5 meters. DBH 6 cm. Leaves clean, no insects. Commercial size, winter 

type. Sampled 35 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm with aromatic and 

sweet flesh flavor. Over color is 60% red. Fruit size is larger than 

50mm. Clone of tree from which GMAL 3636 were collected. 


Wild. KAZ 95 10-05F; Q 35780A; GMAL 4334. Collected 08/31/1995 in 



km. North of Urdzhar, 3-4 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Collected from 

west end between Middle and South Valley, on a ridge. Slope incline: 3 

degrees. Aspect: Northwest. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii. Dominant 

shrub sp.: Amygdalus; Associated-Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Aster; 

Assoc.-Xanthium. Pedigree - GMAL 3637.01. Wild. Additional habitat 

data: Collection tree height 2.5 meters. DBH 7 cm. Moderate scab, no 

insects present. Sampled 50 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is 

aromatic. Over color is 85% red. Largest apple found in Tarbagatui 

(over 73mm). Clone of tree from which GMAL 3637 seed were collected. 







Canada. Donated by USDA, ARS, Fruit Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine 



Wild. KAZ 95 12-02; Q35781B; GMAL 4447. Collected 09/12/1995 in 


Elevation 1450 m. Topolevka village. 15 km. East of Topolevka - 

Djungarsky Range. 1.5 km. Southeast of Topolevka Forestry Camp. 

Elevation: 1220-1450 m. Aspect: Northwest. Dominant tree sp.: M. 

sieversii; Assoc.-Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, Rhamnus. Dominant shrub 

sp.: Lonicera; Assoc-Berberis, Cotoneaster, Rubus. Dominant herbaceous: 

Grasses; Assoc.-Fragaria, Chelidonium, Urtica. Elite scion material. 

Wild. Additional habitat data: Tree ht. 3.5 m, DBH 8 cm., habit type I 

spur-nice. Crop load very heavy. Leaves: very clean (from disease). 

Scab: quite clean. Insects: some codling moth, eggs visible in seed. 

General notes: Largest fruit in Djungarsky so far, sets fruit in 

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clusters, has clonal offshoots. Same accession as GMAL 3890. 




Elevation 910 m. Karatau Province. Boraldy River Forest area. 5 km. 

North of Boraldy Forest Camp which is 80 km. North of Chimkent. 

Xerophytic. Very stony soil, dry. Slope incline: 10 degrees, N-NW. 

Rainfall: less than 300 mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Associated-M. 

Sieversii. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus; Assoc-Cerasus. Associated 

herbaceous: Rheum, Tulipa. Elite scion material. Additional habitat 

data: Leaves: very clean (from disease). Disease: very clean. Insects: 

very clean. General notes: No fruit on tree. Germplasm sample for 

drought resistance. 09/10/95. Landform slightly inclined plateau, rai 

nfall < 300 mm. Trees sampled 34/8, fruit uniformity very diverse. 








Elevation 820 m. Semipalitinsk Region-Tarbagatai Mt. region. 4 km 

northeast of Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Collected on the south 

side of site 10, middle valley (1995), 150 yds. west of East end valley, 

50 ft. up from field. Soil: Silt, Little rock, good drainage. Variable 

incline, open, ridges on valleys. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; 

Assoc-Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: Rosa; Assoc-Lonicera. Dominant 

herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc-Circium. Rainfall 400mm. Sampled 40 fruits 

from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic and sweet. Fruit is larger than 

50mm. Free of disease and insects. General health is excellent. Scion 

collected also. 


Wild. KAZ 96 03-04; Q36404C; GMAL 4450. Collected 09/01/1996 in 



northeast of Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Collected in site 

07(1995). East end of valley on north side. Soil: Silt, Little rock, 

good drainage. Variable incline,south, open, ridges on valleys. Dominant 

tree sp: M. sieversii; Assoc-Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: Rosa; 

Assoc-Lonicera. Dominant herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc-Circium. Rainfall 

400mm. Elite scion material. Sampled 80 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh 

flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and 

insects. Scion collected also. 




Elevation 840 m. Semipalitinsk Region-Tarbagatai Mt. region. 4 km NE of 

Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Collected at site 10(1995) middle 

valley where it merges with site 08(1995) near river on west side, 

collected near creek. Soil: Silt, Little rock, good drainage. Variable 


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herbaceous: Humulus; Assoc-Circium. Rainfall 400mm. Elite scion 

material. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is subacid. Over 

color is 50% red. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and 

insects. Scion collected also. 





Northeast of Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Collected 75 ft. west 

of 03-07. Soil: Silt, Little rock, good drainage. Variable incline, 

north, open, ridges on valleys. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; 



material. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is is subacid. 

Free of disease and insects. Scion also collected. 




Elevation 900 m. Semipalitinsk Region-Tarbagatai Mt. region. 4 km NE of 

Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Collected at east end of South 

valley (site 10 1995) just 10 ft. from field on west-facing slope. Soil: 

Silt, Little rock, good drainage. Variable incline, west, open, ridges 

on valleys. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; Assoc-Crataegus. Dominant 

shrub sp: Rosa; Assoc-Lonicera. Dominant herbaceous: Humulus; 

Assoc-Circium. Rainfall 400mm. Elite scion material. Sampled 20 fruits 

from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is sweet. Free of disease and insects. 

Scion also collected. 




Office, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States; USDA, ARS, Fruit 

Laboratory, Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office, Beltsville, Maryland 






northeast of Alekseyevka, 20 km north of Urdzhar. Near 03-14, 1/2km 

north of 03-14. Soil: Silt, Little rock, good drainage. Variable 




material. sampled 100 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. 

Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. Scion 

also collected. Same as 03-01P-59, GMAL 4155. 





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Elevation 1190 m. Andreyevka District-Djungarsky Mt. range. 5 miles 

northwest of Konstantinova. Drainage good, Incline 10-40 degrees, 

northwest, very open. Cultivation to southeast-forested ridge on 

northwest, rainfall 700mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus, Betula, Populus. 

Dominant Shrub sp: Rosa. Elite scion material. Sampled 40 fruits from 

1 tree. Flesh flavor is subacid. Overcolor is 70% red. Fruit size is 

larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. Scion also collected. 





Wild. KAZ 96 06-02; Q 36416; GMAL 4507. Collected 09/06/1996 in 


Elevation 1230 m. 9 km southeast of Lepinsk, 2 km southeast of Lepsinsk 

Forestry Camp. Incline 20%. Excellent drainage, mostly N-NE, rainfall 

700mm. Dominant Tree sp: Malus sieversii: Assoc-Populus tremula. 

Dominant shrub sp: Rubus caesius: Assoc-Lonicera. Dominant Herbaceous: 

Urtica; Assoc-Cirscium. Pedigree - PI 600603.01. Sampled 50 fruits from 

1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. Over color is 50% red. Free of 

disease and insects. Scion collected also. 








Elevation 1230 m. 9 km southeast of Lepinsk, 2 km southeast of Lepsinsk 

Forestry Camp. Incline 20%. Excellent drainage, mostly N-Ne, rainfall 

700mm. Dominant Tree sp: Malus sieversii: Assoc-Populus tremula. 

Dominant shrub sp: Rubus caesius: Assoc-Lonicera. Dominant Herbaceous: 

Urtica; Assoc-Cirscium. Elite scion material. sampled 70 fruits from 1 

tree. Free of disease and insects. Scion also collected. 




Elevation 1460 m. 15km east of Topelevka-Djungarsky Range. 3 km 


camp. Incline 10%, northwest. Fertile. Dominant tree sp: Malus 

sierversii; Assoc.-Betula, Crataegus, Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, 

Betula. Dom. Shrub Sp: Berberis, Lonicera: Assoc.-Cotoneaster, Rubus, 

Berberis, Ribes. Dom. herb.:Fragaria,Grasses,Humulus:Assoc.-Dianthus. 

Elite scion material. sampled 80 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh is subacid. 

Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. Nice 

apple, 50 year old tree. Scion also collected. 

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Elevation 1540 m. 15 km southeast of Topelevka-Djungarski Range. 3km of 

Topelevka Forestry Camp. Collected further east of camp at higher 

elevations. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; Assoc-Betula, Crataegus, 

Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, Rhamnus. Dom. shrub sp: Berberis, 

Lonicera; Assoc-Cotoneaster, Rubus, Ribes. Dom. herb:Fragaria, Grasses, 

Humulus; Assoc-Dianthus, Fragaria, Chelidonium. Sampled 8 fruits from 

54 trees. Flesh flavor is subacid. scab is absent. Genetic Dwarf. 

Same as 07-04. 




Elevation 1580 m. 15 km southeast of Topelevka-Djungarski Range. 3km of 

Topelevka Forestry Camp. Collected further east of camp at higher 

elevations. Dominant tree sp: M. sieversii; Assoc-Betula, Crataegus, 

Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, Rhamnus. Dom. shrub sp: Berberis, 

Lonicera; Assoc-Cotoneaster, Rubus, Ribes. Dom. herb:Fragaria, Grasses, 

Humulus; Assoc-Dianthus, Fragaria, Chelidonium. Sampled 8 fruits from 

54 trees. Flesh flavor is subacid. Scab is absent. Genetic Dwarfs. 

Same as 07-05. 






camp. Aspect west. Fertile. Dominant tree sp: Malus sierversii; 

Assoc.-Betula, Crataegus, Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, Betula. Dom. 

Shrub Sp: Berberis, Lonicera: Assoc.-Cotoneaster, Rubus, Berberis, 

Ribes. Dom. herb.:Fragaria,Grasses,Humulus:Assoc.-Dianthus. Sampled 100 

fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is larger 

than 50mm. Free of of disease and insects. Scion collected also. 






camp. Aspect southeast. Fertile. Dominant tree sp: Malus sierversii; 

Assoc.-Betula, Crataegus, Acer, Quercus, Tilia, Populus, Betula. Dom. 

Shrub Sp: Berberis, Lonicera: Assoc.-Cotoneaster, Rubus, Berberis, 

Ribes. Dom. herb.:Fragaria,Grasses,Humulus:Assoc.-Dianthus. Sampled 80 

fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is subacid. Over color is 50% red. 

Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. Crop load 

is heavy. Large apples with hugh green leaves that are clean, look like 

triploid. Apples could even be larger of smaller crop. Scion collected 

also. 





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Elevation 780 m. Kok Bulak (Black Spring) Forestry Camp. 35 km southeast 

of Boraldy Camp visited in 1995. Collections made in and around 

camp-north, east, south of camp. Variable and open, stream bed and 

hillsides. Rainfall 275mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Assoc.-Malus, 

Vitis, Morus Rhamnus. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus, Pyrus, Rosa. 

Dominant herbaceous: Grasses. Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh 

flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease. 

Heavy codling moth, largest fruit so far. Scion also collected. 










flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease 

and insects. Excellent flavor, very large leaf. Scion also collected. 



Kazakhstan. Latitude 42° 40' 8" N. Longitude 70° 15' 4" E. Kok 

Bulak (Black Spring) Forestry Camp. 35 km southeast of Boraldy Camp 

visited in 1995. Collections made in and around camp-north, east, south 

of camp. Variable and open, stream bed and hillsides. Rainfall 275mm. 

Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Assoc.-Malus, Vitis, Morus Rhamnus. 

Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus, Pyrus, Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Grasses. 

Elite scion material. 










flavor is aromatic and sweet. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of 

disease. Heavy codling moth, nice apple. Scion also collected. In M7 

orchard 2007 noted late bloom. 




Elevation 1010 m. Talasky, Alatau. Located in "reserve" Aksu Jabagli. 

Collected near river. Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, north, open. 

Rainfall 320mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc.-Prunnus. Sampled 15 

fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is larger 

than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. Very elongated fruit. Late 

season. Excellent. Scion also collected. 

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The following were collected by W. Hardy Eshbaugh, Miami University, 

Department of Botany, College of Arts and Science, Oxford, Ohio 45056, United 

States. Donated by Paul W. Bosland, New Mexico State University, Department 

of Plant, & Environmental Sciences, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003-0003, United 


PI 614001. Capsicum pubescens Ruiz & Pav. 

Uncertain. E1787; NMCA 80001. Collected 1982 in La Paz, Bolivia. 

Latitude 16° 30' S. Longitude 68° 9' W. Market. 

The following were collected by George Stallings, USDA-ARS, Root Disease & 

Bio Control Unit, 367 Johnson Hall, WSU, Pullman, Washington 99164-6430, 


PI 614002. Chenopodium quinoa Willd. 

Landrace. Ames 10334. Collected 04/08/1986 in Cochabamba, Bolivia. 

Latitude 17° 0' S. Longitude 68° 0' W. Elevation 3636 m. An area 

south of Lake Titicaca. Elevation above 12,000 feet. The stems have 

slight red at the nodes, the petioles, blades, and flowers are green. 

Male sterility was present at an intermediate level. These observations 

are from a greenhouse planting in 1997 by David Brenner, in Ames, Iowa. 





Uncertain. Baek Saek (White) Jae Lae. Collected in Korea, North. 


Uncertain. Hwang Saek (Yellow) Jae Lae. Collected in Korea, North. 


Uncertain. Hwang Saek (Yellow Ma Ch'i-SinKye. Collected in Korea, North. 


Uncertain. Hwang Saek (Yellow) MaCh'i-KangGye. Collected in Korea, North. 

The following were developed by Michael M. Kenty, USDA, ARS, Soybean 

Production Research, P.O. Box 196, Stoneville, Mississippi 38776, United 

States; Thomas C. Kilen, USDA, ARS, Soybean Production Research, P.O. Box 

196, Stoneville, Mississippi 38776, United States; Lawrence D. Young, USDA, 

ARS, MSA Crop Genetics & Prod. Res. Unit, P.O. Box 345, Stoneville, 

Mississippi 38776-0345, United States. Received 07/05/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. DMK93-9048. GP-276. Pedigree - D86-3429 x Braxton. 

Maturity group VII soybean line developed to provide breeders with a 

potential parent to develop multiple pest resistant cultivars. Highly 

resistant to foliar feeding by the soybean looper (Pseudoplusia 

includens), southern stem canker disease (Diaporthe phaseolorum v. 

meridionalis, and southern (Meloidogyne incognita) root-knot nematode. 

Determinate stem termination, white flowers, gray pubescence and tan pod 

wall. Seeds yellow with buff hila, averaging 152 mg per seed. Protein 

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and oil average 462 and 200 grams per kilogram. 

The following were developed by Steven E. Ullrich, Washington State 

University, Department of Crop & Soil Sciences, Pullman, Washington 

99164-6420, United States; Carl E. Muir, Washington State University, 

Washington Agric. Exp. Station, Dept. of Agronomy & Soils, Pullman, 

Washington, United States; J.A. Froseth, Washington State University, 

Washington Agric. Exp. Station, Dept. of Animal Sciences, Pullman, 

Washington, United States. Received 07/05/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "BEAR"; WA 11045-87. CV-288. Pedigree - 

Scout/WA8893-78. Released 1997. Two-row spring hulless feed/food barley. 

Mid-season maturity and medium plant height. Straw moderately stiff, 

kernels hulless with colorless aleurone. Spikes lax and slightly nodding 

with long rough awns. Limited disease reaction data is available but is 

susceptible to barley stripe rust (Puccinia striiformis) and loose smut 

(Ustilago nuda). Feed quality rated excellent compared with covered and 

other hulless types based on swine trials. 

The following were developed by Steven E. Ullrich, Washington State 

University, Department of Crop & Soil Sciences, Pullman, Washington 

99164-6420, United States; Carl E. Muir, Washington State University, 

Washington Agric. Exp. Station, Dept. of Agronomy & Soils, Pullman, 

Washington, United States; J.A. Froseth, Washington State University, 

Washington Agric. Exp. Station, Dept. of Animal Sciences, Pullman, 

Washington, United States; M.L. Nelson, Washington State University, Dept. of 

Animal Sciences, Pullman, Washington 99164-6420, United States. Received 

07/05/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "WASHFORD"; WA 7999-88. CV-289. Pedigree - 

Belford/Columbia. Released 1997. Six-row spring hooded feed barley with 

intended use of primarily hay (forage). Mid-season maturity and mid-tall 

in height. Outyields and is more lodging resistant than Belford for 

which it is intended to replace. Limited disease reaction data is avai 

lable, but is susceptible to loose smut (Ustilago nuda) and barley 

stripe rust (Puccinia striiformis). Kernels covered with colorless 

aleurone and short rachilla hairs. 



06600, Mexico; R. Delgado, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, 

Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, 

Mexico; V. Rosas, International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, 

Apartado 6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; A. Cortes, 

International Maize & Wheat Improvement Center, Losboa 27, Apartado Postal 

6-641, Mexico City, Federal District 06600, Mexico; S. Cano, International 

Mazie and Wheat Improvement Center, Lisboa 27, Apartado Postal 6-641, D.F., 

Mexico, Mexico. Received 07/24/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.746-1. GP-655. Pedigree - Yaco/Glennson 

M81//8*Yaco. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to 

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enhance existing diversity and further elucidate the contribution of 

T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.747-1. GP-656. Pedigree - Yaco/Glennson 

M81//8*Yaco. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from a 1B bread wheat 

cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity and further elucidate 

the contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. Assumed to 

possess biotic stress resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.748-1. GP-657. Pedigree - Ciano T79/Glennson 

M81//8*Ciano T79. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. 

Developed to enhance existing diversity and further elucidate the 

contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.749-1. GP-658. Pedigree - Ciano T79/Glennson 

M81//8*Ciano T79. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from a 1B bread wheat 





Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.758-1. GP-659. Pedigree - Opata M85/Glennson 

M81//8*Opata M85. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. 

Developed to enchance existing diversity and further elucidate the 



Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.759-1. GP-660. Pedigree - Opata M85/Glennson 

M81//8*Opata M85. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from a 1B bread wheat 

cultivar. Developed to enchance existing diversity and further elucidate 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.762-1. GP-661. Pedigree - Ocoroni 

F86/Glennson M81/8*Ocoroni F86. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat 

cultivar. Developed to enchance existing diversity and further elucidate 

the contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.762-2. GP-662. Pedigree - Ocoroni 

F86/Glennson M81/8*Ocoroni F86. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from a 

1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity and 

further elucidate the contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 

Assumed to possess biotic stress resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and 

Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.764-1. GP-663. Pedigree - Esmeralda 

M86/Glennson M81//8*Esmeralda M86. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat 




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Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.765-1. GP-664. Pedigree - Esmeralda 

M86/Glennson M81//8*Esmeralda M86. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from 

a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity and 


Assumed to possess biotic stress resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.742-1. GP-665. Pedigree - Yecora F70/Seri 

M82//8*Yecora F70. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.743-1. GP-666. Pedigree - Yecora F70/Seri 

M82//8*Yecora F70. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from a 1B bread wheat 





Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.744-1. GP-667. Pedigree - 

Agatha/6*Yecora//Seri M82/3/8*Aga/6*Y4. 1B derivative from a 1B bread 

wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity and further 

elucidate the contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 



Agatha/6*Yecora//Seri M82/3/8*Aga/6*Y4. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced 

from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity 

and further elucidate the contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation 

chromosome. Assumed to possess biotic stress resistance genes Lr26, 

Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 



Mirlo/BuckBuck//Seri M82/3/8*Mirlo/BuckBuck. 1B derivative from a 1B 

bread wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity and 




Mirlo/BuckBuck//Seri M82/3/8*Mirlo/BuckBuck. T1BL.1RS isogenic line 

produced from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing 

diversity and further elucidate the contribution of T1BL.1RS 

translocation chromosome. Assumed to possess biotic stress resistance 

genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.756-1. GP-671. Pedigree - Pfau/Seri 

M82//8*Pfau. 1B derivative from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to 


T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.757-1. GP-672. Pedigree - Pfau/Seri 

M82//8*Pfau. T1BL.1RS isogenic line produced from a 1B bread wheat 



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BuckBuck//Maya/Moncho/3/Seri M82/4/8*BuckBuck//Maya/Moncho. 1B 

derivative from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing 

diversity and further elucidate the contribution of T1BL.1RS 

translocation chromosome. 



BuckBuck//Maya/Moncho/3/Seri M82/4/8*BuckBuck//Maya/Moncho. T1BL.1RS 

isogenic line produced from a 1B bread wheat cultivar. Developed to 


T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. Assumed to possess biotic stress 

resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.737-1. GP-675. Pedigree - Glennson M81/Ciano 

T79//8*Glennson M81. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread 

wheat cultivar. Developed to enhance existing diversity and further 

elucidate the contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.738-1. GP-676. Pedigree - Glennson M81/Ciano 

T79//8*Glennson M81. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 



possess biotic stress resistant genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.741-1. GP-677. Pedigree - Bagula/Ciano 

T79//8*Bagula. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM95.2589-1. GP-678. Pedigree - Bagula/Ciano 

T79//8*Bagula. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat cultivar. 


contribution of T1BL.1RS translocation chromosome. Assumed to possess 

biotic stress resistant genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9 and Pm8. 


Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.760-1. GP-679. Pedigree - Bobwhite/Ciano 

T79//8*Bobwhite. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.761-1. GP-680. Pedigree - Bobwhite/Ciano 

T79//8*Bobwhite. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 





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Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.739-1. GP-681. Pedigree - Spinebill/Pavon 

76//8*Spinebill. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.740-1. GP-682. Pedigree - Spinebill/Pavon 

76//8*Spinebill. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS brad wheat 





Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.750-1. GP-683. Pedigree - Fink/Pavon 

76//8*Fink. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.751-1. GP-684. Pedigree - Fink/Pavon 

76//8*Fink. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat cultivar. 

Developed to enhance existing diverstiy and further elucidate the 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.752-1. GP-685. Pedigree - Kauz/Pavon 76//8* 

Kauz. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat cultivar. 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.753-1. GP-686. Pedigree - Kauz/Pavon 76//8* 

Kauz. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat cultivar. 





Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.769-1. GP-687. Pedigree - Veery 10/Pavon 

76//8*Veery 10. 1B isogenic line produced from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 




Breeding. Pureline. CIGM98.768-1. GP-688. Pedigree - Veery 10/Pavon 

76//8*Veery 10. T1BL.1RS derivative from a T1BL.1RS bread wheat 






Laru//Cando/Veery/3/7*Laru. Chromosome 1B derived line from Laru durum 

wheat. 


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Laru//Cando/Veery/3/7*Laru. T1BL.1RS isogenic line derived from Laru 

durum wheat. Possesses disease resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, Yr9, and Pm8 

located on the rye chromosome arm. 



Croc1//Cando/Veery/3/7*Croc1. Chromosome 1B derived line from Croc1 

durum wheat. 



Croc1//Cando/Veery/3/7*Croc1. T1BL.1RS isogenic line derived from Croc1 





Dvergand2//Cando/Veery/3/7*Dvergand2. Chromosome 1B derived line from 

Dvergand2 durum wheat. 



Dvergand2//Cando/Veery/3/7*Dvergand2. T1BL.1RS isogenic line derived 

from Dvergand2 durum wheat. Possesses disease resistance genes Lr26, 

Sr31, Yr9, and Pm8 located on the rye chromosome arm. 



Pardo//Cando/Veery/3/7*Pardo. Chromosome 1B derived line from Pardo 

durum wheat. 



Pardo//Cando/Veery/3/7*Pardo. T1BL.1RS isogenic line derived from Pardo 





Gutros//Cando/Veery/3/7*Gutros. Chromosome 1B derived line from Gutros 

durum wheat. 



Gutros//Cando/Veery/3/7*Gutros. T1BL.1RS isogenic line derived from 

Gutros durum wheat. Possesses disease resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, 

Yr9, and Pm8 located on the rye chromosome arm. 



Bartramia//Cando/Veery/3/7*Bartramia. Chromosome 1B derived line from 

Bia durum wheat. 



Bartramia//Cando/Veery/3/7*Bartramia. T1BL.1RS isogenic line derived 

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from Bia durum wheat. Possesses disease resistance genes Lr26, Sr31, 

Yr9, and Pm8 located on the rye chromosome arm. 



States; Maxine Thompson, National Clonal Germplasm Repository, 33447 Peoria 

Road, Corvallis, Oregon 97333, United States; Joseph Postman, USDA, ARS, 

National Germplasm Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, Corvallis, Oregon 

97333-2521, United States; Sheng Ke Xi, The Chinese Academy of Forestry, 

Beijing, Beijing, China; Qinghua Zhang, Institute of Forest Ecology and 

Environment, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Wan Shou Shan, Beijing, Beijing 

100091, China. Donated by Chad Finn, USDA, ARS, NW Center for Small Fruits 

Research, 3420 NW Orchard Street, Corvallis, Oregon 97339, United States; 

Maxine Thompson, National Clonal Germplasm Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, 

Corvallis, Oregon 97333, United States; Joseph Postman, USDA, ARS, National 




Wild. 96031; CVAC 1276. Collected in China. Latitude 52° 41' N. 

Longitude 123° 10' E. Elevation 538 m. 10 km south of Amur Jagedaqi, 

Mo He Bureau. Open, wet burnt-over plain in Da xing an ling. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, China. 


Wild. 96033-A; CVAC 1277. Collected in Heilongjiang, China. Latitude 

53° 25' N. Longitude 122° 16' E. Elevation 438 m. collected near 

Mo He Jagedaqi, Mo He Bureau. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Heilongjiang, Chinabought from four vendors in market. 


Wild. 96066-A; CVAC 1278. Collected in China. Latitude 41° 59' N. 

Longitude 127° 36' E. Elevation 640 m. 1 km from Jeng Bei Station 

Songjiang He Forest Bureau. Valley in foothills of Changbai Mountains. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Jilin, China. 



Longitude 122° 16' E. Elevation 369 m. estimated 20 km north of Mo 

He Jagedaqi, Mo He Bureau. low, wet area in open flat plain trees were 

burned in 1987. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, 

China. 



Longitude 122° 32' E. Elevation 369 m. collected 8 km from Mo He 

Jagedaqi, Mo He Bureau. hills surrounding plain Da xing an ling. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, Chinabought from 

peddler in Mo He Forest Nursery. 



Longitude 124° 5' E. Elevation 450 m. 50 km northeast of Hu Zhong, 

Jagedaqi (Hu Zhong Bureau). broad valley between low rounded hills open, 

flat, wet valley floor. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

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Longitude 124° 0' E. Elevation 340 m. 19 km south of Jagedaqi 

Jagedaqi Forest Preserve. river valley - low hills Larix seed orchard. 

Pedigree - collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, China. 



Longitude 124° 23' E. Elevation 500 m. 20 km west of Xin Ling. hills 

- Da xing an ling. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, 

Chinabought from market. 



Longitude 123° 19' E. Elevation 500 m. Jagedaqi, Hu Zhong Bureau 

southwest of Hu Zhong Town from Hu Zhong Town to Hu Zhong Natural 

Preserve. hills (Da xing an ling) edge of forest along road. Pedigree - 

collected from the wild in HeilongJiang, China. 



Longitude 123° 10' E. Elevation 538 m. Jagedaqi, Mo He Bureau 

collected near the town of Amur. open, wet, burned-over plain. Pedigree 

- collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, Chinabought from five vendors 

in Amur. 


Wild. 96012-B; CVAC 1286. Collected in China. Latitude 50° 18' N. 

Longitude 124° 7' E. Elevation 338 m. collected 30 km east of 

Jagedaqi. wet, grassy, meadow, flatlands. Pedigree - collected from the 

wild in Heilongjiang, Chinafruit bought from peddler. 



Longitude 124° 5' E. Elevation 450 m. 50 km northeast of Hu Zhong 

Jagedaqi Hu Zhong Bureau. broad river valley between low hills (Da xing 

an ling) northwest slope, wooded wet. Pedigree - collected from the 

wild in Heilongjiang, China. 


Wild. 96033-B; CVAC 1288. Collected in China. Latitude 53° 25' N. 

Longitude 122° 16' E. Elevation 438 m. 74 km north of Mo He 

Jagedaqi, Mo He Bureau. hilly - Da xing an ling under open Pinus 

sylvestris var. mongolica forest. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 




Longitude 123° 3' E. Elevation 923 m. Jagedaqi, Hu Zhong Bureau 

southwest of Hu Zhong Town. hilly wet, heavily vegetated slope above 

road in shade. Pedigree - collected from the wild in Heilongjiang, 

China. 

The following were collected by Maxine Thompson, National Clonal Germplasm 

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Repository, 33447 Peoria Road, Corvallis, Oregon 97333, United States; 

Qinghua Zhang, Institute of Forest Ecology and Environment, Chinese Academy 

of Forestry, Wan Shou Shan, Beijing, Beijing 100091, China. Received 

10/24/1996. 

PI 614070. Vaccinium koreanum Nakai 

Wild. 96129; CVAC 1290. Collected 09/1996 in Liaoning, China. Pedigree 

- collected from the wild in Liaoning, China. 

The following were collected by Carl Amason, P.O. Box 164, Calion, Arizona 

71724, United States; James Glen Melcher, 3633 Rigolette Road, Pineville, 

Louisiana 71360, United States. Donated by James Glen Melcher, 3633 Rigolette 

Road, Pineville, Louisiana 71360, United States. Received 11/22/1996. 

PI 614071. Vaccinium fuscatum Aiton 

Wild. CVAC 1291. Collected 10/1996 in Arkansas, United States. Latitude 

33° 19' N. Longitude 92° 35' W. Elevation 0 m. Between El Dorado 

and Calion, Union county. Growing in wet soil. Pedigree - Collected 

from the wild in Arkansas. Ballington considers this specimen not a pure 

V. arkensanum. Received as V. arkansanum Ashe. See Rhodora 33:195 1931. 

Vanderkloet lumps this species into corymbosum. 




PI 614072. Vaccinium pallidum Aiton 

Wild. NC 96-24-4; CVAC 1292. Collected 07/11/1996 in Alabama, United 

States. Latitude 33° 1' 47" N. Longitude 85° 41' 52" W. Right 

roadside along German's Ferry Road for approximately 400 yards. Road is 

on the right just across Emuckfaw Creek on Highway 22, 5.7 miles east of 

New Site, Tallapoosa county , Alabama. On shoulder of road and in a 

ditch. Fragaria virginiana, scattered Vaccinium elliottii, and 

occasional Vaccinium pallidum. Pedigree - collected from the wild in 

Alabama. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 




Roadsides and woods edges along county road 7 at Tick Hill Cemetary, 8 

miles north of U.S. 29. Very dry sandy uplands (were topsoil remains). 

Much of the vegetation typical for the southern U.S. inner coastal 

plain. Quercus stellata var. margareta (running post oak) found on top 

of the hill. Ironstone layer in siol profile. Pedigree - collected from 

the wild in Alabama. USDA Sponsored plant collecting expedition, 1996. 



States. Latitude 32° 54' 57" N. Longitude 87° 22' 47" W. U.S. 

Forest Service Rd. 732, 1.3 miles off highway 25, on the left. F.S. Rd. 

732 is 21.2 miles northeast of Greensboro, Alabama. Roadside on top of a 

ridge in open longleaf pine forest. Pedigree - collected from the 

wildin Alabama. A very attractive, glaucous-leaved and fruited form, 

with fairly large (still immature) fruit. Plant suckering over a wide 

area (on both sides of the Forest Service road). USDA 

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The following were developed by T.H. McFarlin. Donated by Nick Vorsa, Rutgers 

University, Blueberry & Cranberry, Research Station, Chatsworth, New Jersey 



Cultivar. "McFarlin"; US93-3; CVAC 1295. Pedigree - selected from the 

wild in Massachusetts. Fruit: midseason, berries large, 65-95 cupcount, 

round-oblong with flower end conical, lacking uniformity in size and 

shape. Color red becoming dark red when very ripe, flesh tender, extra 

fine in flavor, variable in keeping and shipping quality. 

The following were developed by James P. Howes. Donated by Nick Vorsa, 

Rutgers University, Blueberry & Cranberry, Research Station, Chatsworth, New 

Jersey 08109, United States. Received 05/09/1996. 


Cultivar. "Howes"; CVAC 1296. Pedigree - Selected from the wild in 

Massachusetts. Elias Howes discovered this cultivar in 1843 and made the 

first planting at East Dennis, Massachusetts. The medium to small fruit 

(80-140 cup count) ripens late but is resistant to frost; it is 

particularly valued for its excellent keeping quality and high pectin 

content (desirable for canning). The glossy, medium red berry is oblong 

to oval in shape (oblong when poorly seed-ed and round when well seeded) 

and has a crisp flesh. Vines are coarse with many more uprights produced 

than runners. Although considered a good pro-ducer, it is not as 

productive as Early Black nor is it as resistant to false blossom 

disease. 

The following were developed by H.F. Bain. Donated by Nick Vorsa, Rutgers 

University, Blueberry & Cranberry, Research Station, Chatsworth, New Jersey 



Cultivar. "Pilgrim"; US88-25; CVAC 1297. Pedigree - Prolific x McFarlin. 

Resistant to leafhopper, long oval, skin purplish-red with yellow 

undercolor,prolific bearer, late-ripening, keeping quiality good. 


Cultivar. "Stevens"; US93-198; CVAC 1298. Pedigree - McFarlin x Potter. 

Fruit large, 50-60 cupcount, shape round-oval, skin color deep red, 

flesh firm, keeping quality good, medium-late ripening. ripening. Vine: 

vigorous; very productive. Being planted to some extent in Wisconsin; 

promising in New Jersey. Named after Neil Stevens, former USDA plant 

pathologist. 


Cultivar. "Wilcox"; US88-34; CVAC 1299. Pedigree - Howes x Searles. 

Fruit size medium, shape oval, skin deep red,keeping quality fair very 

early ripening. Appears resistant to false blossum disease. 

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The following were collected by Qinghua Zhang, Institute of Forest Ecology 

and Environment, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Wan Shou Shan, Beijing, Beijing 

100091, China. Received 01/03/1997. 

PI 614080. Vaccinium koreanum Nakai 

Wild. CVAC 1300. Collected 07/23/1996 in China. Pedigree - Collected 

from the wild in China. 



Received 08/08/1996. 


Wild. V. oxycoccos Muskeeg KHCW 96-12-01B; KHCW 96-12-01B; CVAC 1301. 

Collected 07/31/1996 in Alaska, United States. Latitude 60° 29' N. 

Longitude 145° 28' W. Elevation 15 m. About 0.5 mile from Copper 

River Road on Muskeeg Meander Trail. Muskeeg, direct sun, sphagnum bog. 

Assosciated plants: Salix alaxensis, Picea sitchensis, Festuca, Rubus 

specabilis , Cornus canadensis, Genetian, Epilobium angustifolium. 

Pedigree - selection of wild V. vitis-idaea. USDA Sponsored plant 


The following were developed by Frederick V. Coville, USDA - Bureau of Plant 

Industry, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Donated by Mark 

Ehlenfeldt, USDA, ARS, Rutgers Blueberry and Cranberry, Research Center, 

Chatsworth, New Jersey 08019, United States. Received 01/24/1997. 


Cultivar. "Wolcott"; CVAC 1302. Pedigree - Weymouth x (Stanley x Crabbe 

4). Fruit; cluster loose; berry medium, generally round; flesh firm to 

slightly soft, but firmer than Weymouth; good flavor, dessert quality 

medium, aromatic; season early as Weymouth, short; scar small. Bush: 

vigorous; semi-spright; large; though highly resistant to canker when 

introduced, showed symptoms in 1953, and more susceptibility in 1966; as 

productive as Weymouth; leaf large. - Brooks and Olmo Register of Fruit 

and Nut Varieties. 1997. ASHS Press. p. 188. In 1966 

comprosedcommercial acreage of North Carolina. Named 

for the father of Harrell Hunnington, an early blueberry grower in North 

Carolina. 

The following were developed by S.N. Nigam, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, Legumes Program, Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India 

; A.G.S. Reddy, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Asia Center, 

Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh 502324, India; H.D. Upadhyaya, Int. Crops Res. 

Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Genetic Enhancement Division, Patancheru, 

Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; V.K. Mehan, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; N. Yellaiah, 

Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Patancheru P.O., Andhra 

Pradesh 502 324, India. Received 07/27/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. ICGV 91278. GP-98. Pedigree - JL 24 / UF 71513-1. 

Spanish type peanut germplasm. Growth habit erect, sequential branching 

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and eliptical medium size leaves. Leaf color green. Pods small size two 

seeded, slight beak, moderate constriction, and slight reticulation. 

Seeds have tan colored testa and weight 40 to 41 g 100 seeds-1. Oil 

content 465 g kg-1. Protein content 272 g kg-1. 


Breeding. Pureline. ICGV 91283. GP-99. Pedigree - U4-7-5 / JL 24. 


and eliptical medium size leaves. Leaf color light-green. Pods small 

size two seeded, moderate beak, moderate constriction and moderate 

reticulation. Seeds have tan colored testa and weigh 40 to 41 g 100 

seeds-1. Oil content 487 g kg-1. Protein content 238 g kg-1. 


Breeding. Pureline. ICGV 91284. GP-100. Pedigree - J 11 x ICGV 86184. 


and eliptical medium size leaves. Leaf color green. Pods small size two 

seeded, slight beak, moderate constriction, and slight reticulation. 

Seeds have tan colored testa and weigh 33 g 100 seeds-1. Oil content 470 

g kg-1. Protein content 223 g kg-1. 


Semi-Arid Tropics, Legumes Program, Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India 

; A.G.S. Reddy, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Asia Center, 



Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; N. Yellaiah, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, Patancheru P.O., Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; S. Panda, 

Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Patancheru P.O., Andhra 

Pradesh 502 324, India. Received 07/27/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. ICGV 94361. GP-101. Pedigree - (ICGV 86124 x 

ICG(FDRS)10). Spanish type peanut germplasm. Growth habit erect, 

sequential branching and eliptical medium-sized dark-green leaves. 

Matures in 90-95 days after planting. Pods mainly two seeded, small in 

size with slight constriction, slight reticulation and without beaks. 

Seeds have tan colored testa, weight 38 g 100 seeds-1 and contain 470 g 

kg-1 oil and 217 g kg-1 protein. 


Semi-Arid Tropics, Legumes Program, Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; 

A.G.S. Reddy, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Asia Center, 



Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India; N. Yellaiah, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, Patancheru P.O., Andhra Pradesh 502 324, India. Received 

07/27/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. ICGV 93470. GP-102. Pedigree - ICGV 86015 / ICGV 

86155. Spanish type peanut germplasm. Growth habit erect, sequential 

branching and eliptical medium sized dark-green leaves. Matures in about 

95-100 days after planting. Pods mainly two seeded, small in size with 

slight beak, moderate constriction and slight reticulation. Seeds have 

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tan colored testa and weigh 47 g 100 seed-100 and contain 463 g kg-1 g 

oil and 238 kg-1 protein. 

The following were developed by Dennis Thomas, University of Illinois, 

Department of Crop Sciences, 1102 S. Goodwin Avenue, Urbana, Illinois 61801, 

United States; Cecil D. Nickell, University of Illinois, Department of Crop 

Sciences, 262 NSRC, Urbana, Illinois 61801, United States; Greg Noel, 

USDA-ARS, University of Illinois, Department of Plant Pathology, Urbana, 

Illinois 61801, United States; T.R. Cary, University of Illinois, Illinois 

Agr. Exp. Sta., Dept. of Agronomy, Urbana, Illinois 61801, United States; 

Brian W. Diers, University of Illinois, Department of Crop Sciences, 1102 S. 

Goodwin Ave., Urbana, Illinois 61801, United States. Received 07/17/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Loda"; LN95-5414. CV-423. Pedigree - Jack x IA3003. 

Indeterminate line classified as Group II maturity (relative maturity 

2.1) maturing the same as IA2036, 1 d later than IA 2021 and 3 d earlier 

than Dwight. Flowers purple, gray pubescence, brown pods at maturity, 

and dull yellow seeds with gray hila. May have up to 2% other types. 

Susceptible to phytophthora rot (Races 1, 5, 7, 25, and 30), brown stem 

rot (Phialophora gregata), and sudden death syndrome (Fusarium solani). 

When evaluated against SCN in the greenhouse, resistant to Races 2, 3, 

and 4 and moderately resistant to Races 1, 5, and 14. 

The following were developed by Donald F. Salmon, Alberta Agriculture, Field 

Crop Research Centre, 5030-50 Street, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada; W. 

Stewart, Alberta Agriculture, Bag Service #47, 5718-56 Avenue, Lacombe, 

Alberta T0C 1SO, Canada; James H. Helm, Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural 

Development, Field Crop Development Centre, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada; 

Manuel Cortez, Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Field Crop 

Development Centre, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1R1, Canada; Patricia E. Juskiw, 

Alberta Agriculture, Field Crop Development Centre, 5030-50 St., Lacombe, 

Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada. Received 07/17/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TROCHU"; BT 558. CV-299. Pedigree - 

Noble//DL69/DL70///Mari-Coho/Nackta//TR219. Released 2000. Six-row feed 

barley. Aleurone yellow, smooth awns, long rachi with long hair. High 

yielding and has high test weight and kernel weight. In the field, 

intermediate reaction to scald and net blotch. Well adapted to western 

Canada. High percent plump seed. 

The following were developed by Donald F. Salmon, Alberta Agriculture, Field 

Crop Research Centre, 5030-50 Street, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada; James 

H. Helm, Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Field Crop 

Development Centre, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada; Manuel Cortez, Alberta 

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Field Crop Development Centre, 

Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1R1, Canada; Patricia E. Juskiw, Alberta Agriculture, 

Field Crop Development Centre, 5030-50 St., Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada; 

Joseph M. Nyachiro, Alberta Agriculture, Food & Rural Development, Field Crop 

Development Centre, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 1W8, Canada. Received 07/17/2000. 


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Cultivar. Pureline. "VIVAR"; SD 516. CV-307. Pedigree - 

Leduc//DL69/DL70/3/Noble/4/CM67-U.Saak1800//Promesa/CM67//DL70. Released 

2000. Six-row semi-dwarf feed barley. High yielding, with high test 

weight and kernel weight. High percentage plump, kernels. Aleurone 

yellow and rough awns. Rachilla long and short hairs. In the field, 

intermediate reaction to scald and net blotch. Well adapted to western 

Canada. 




States; Jimmie D. Miller, USDA, ARS, Sugarcane Field Station, Star Route Box 

8, Canal Point, Florida 33438, United States; Jack C. Comstock, USDA, ARS, US 

Sugarcane Research Field Station, 12990 US Hwy 441 N, Canal Point, Florida 

33438, United States; J.E. Follis, Florida Sugar Cane League, Inc., P.O. Box 

1208, Clewiston, Florida 33440, United States. Donated by Jimmie D. Miller, 

USDA, ARS, Sugarcane Field Station, Star Route Box 8, Canal Point, Florida 



Breeding. "CP 92-1213"; MIA 35100. CV-113. Pedigree - 73-239 / CP 

85-1498. Evaluated in 21 replicated yield tests on organic soils where 

the sugar sucrose content was equal and the cane yield was slightly 

higher than the standard. In 5 replicated yield tests on sand soils, 

yield was inferior and it is not recommended for planting on sand soils. 

Stalks have been reported to be brittle during harvest after lodging. 

Shows field resistance in Florida to eye spot (Bipolaris sacchari), rust 

(Puccinia melanocephala), smut (Usilago scitaminea), and sugarcane 

mosaic virus strain E. Inoculated tests indicate moderately susceptible 

to ratoon stunting disease (Clavibacter xyli). Moderately resistant to 

leaf scald (Xanthomonas albilineans). Fiber content of 10.23%. 


Cultivar. "CP 92-1641"; M01225; Q 37519. CV-114. Pedigree - CP 80-1827 / 

CP 84-1322. Evaluated in 21 replicated tests on organic soils where the 

sucrose yield was only 94% of that of the check and a theoretical 

economic index on organic soils predicted 4.8% higher returns than the 

check. Evaluated in 5 replicated yield tests on sand soils where the 

sucrose yield was 5% higher than that of the check and a theoretical 

economic index on sand soils predicted 13% higher returns. Shows field 

resistance in Florida to eye spot (Bipolaris sacchari), rust (Puccinia 

melanocephala), smut (Ustilago scitaminea), leaf scald (Xanthomonas 

albilineans), and sugarcane mosaic virus, strain E. Fiber content 

10.24%. 




States; Jack C. Comstock, USDA, ARS, US Sugarcane Research Field Station, 

12990 US Hwy 441 N, Canal Point, Florida 33438, United States; James D. 

Miller, USDA-ARS, Dept. of Plant Pathology, North Dakota State University, 

Fargo, North Dakota, United States; J.E. Follis, Florida Sugar Cane League, 

Inc., P.O. Box 1208, Clewiston, Florida 33440, United States. Donated by 

Jimmie D. Miller, USDA, ARS, Sugarcane Field Station, Star Route Box 8, Canal 

Point, Florida 33438, United States. Received 07/19/2000. 

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Breeding. "CP 92-1666"; Q 37520; MIA 35093. CV-115. Pedigree - CP 

82-1592 / CP 84-1322. Evaluated in 21 yield tests on organic soils. 

Sucrose yield 12% higher than the check. Shows field resistance in 

Florida to eye spot (Bipolaris saccari), and rust (Ustilago scitaminea), 

but no plants naturally infected have been found. In inoculated tests, 

shows no mosaic infection. However, two stools naturally infested with 

sugarcane mosaic virus, strain E, were found. Moderately resistant to 

ratoon stunting disease (Clavibacter xyli), and leaf scald (Xanthomonas 

albilineans). Fiber content of 9.91%. 

The following were developed by Mark Uebersax, Michigan State University, 135 

Food Science Building, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1224, United States; 

George L. Hosfield, USDA, ARS, Michigan State University, Department of Crop 

& Soil Science, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States; Jim D. 

Kelly, Michigan State University, Department of Crop & Soil Science, 370 

Plant & Soil Sci. Bldg. MSU, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States 

; Gregory M. Varner, Dry Edible Bean Research, Advisory Board, 3066 S. 

Thomas Road, Saginaw, Michigan 48603, United States; J. Taylor, Michigan 

State University, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sci., East Lansing, Michigan 48824, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "JAGUAR"; B95556. CV-180. Pedigree - B90211/N90616. 

Upright indeterminate growth habit averaging 50 cm in height combined 

with excellent resistance to lodging. Flowers purple and flowers in 48 

days after planting. Mid-season variety maturity 91 days after planting, 

ranging from 83-98 days. Resistant to bean common mosaic virus, rust and 

to races 7, 65 and 73 of anthracnose, to which T-39 is susceptible. 

Equivalent to T-39 in tolerance to white mold and to Michigan isolates 

of root rot, but is susceptible to common blight. Flat seed averaging 21 

g/100 seed and is similar to T-39 in size, shape and color. In canning 

trails, exhibited excellent canning quality better than T-39. Yields 

over 26 cwt/acre over five years at 26 locations in Michigan and 

equivalent to T-39 and Phantom. 

The following were developed by Jorge A. Acosta-Gallegos, National Research 

Institute for Forestry Agriculture, CIRNOC-INIFAP-SARAH, Bean Program, Valle 

de Mexico Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico; Jim D. Kelly, 

Michigan State University, Department of Crop & Soil Science, 370 Plant & 

Soil Sci. Bldg. MSU, East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325, United States; 

Francisco J. Ibarra-Perez, National Research Institute for Forestry and 

Agriculture, CIRNOC-INIFAP-SARH, Valle del Guadiana Experimental Station, 

Durango, Durango 34000, Mexico; R. Rosales-Serna, National Research Institute 

for Forestry and Agriculture, Bean/Cowpea-CRSP, Durango Experimental Station, 

Durango, Durango CP 34000, Mexico; A. Castillo-Rosales, National Research 

Institute for Forestry and Agriculture, Bean Program, Valle de Mexico 

Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico; B. Cazares-Enriquez, 

National Research Institute for Forestry and Agriculture, Bean Program, Valle 

de Mexico Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico; P. 

Fernandez-Hernandez, National Research Institute for Forestry and 

Agriculture, Bean Program, Valle de Mexico Experimental Station, Chapingo, 

Mexico 56230, Mexico. Received 05/08/2000. 

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Cultivar. Pureline. "NEGRO ALTIPLANO BLACK BEAN"; NG91207. CV-184. 

Pedigree - Negro Durango//BAT260/Negro Queretaro. Averages 48 cm in 

height and exhibits a short vine type IIIa indeterminate growth habit, 

with excellent pod distribution in the canopy. Flowers purple and blooms 

47 d after planting. Day-neutral, mid-season, cultivar, maturing 95 days 

after planting. Matures 20 d earlier than most black-seeded landraces 

from the highlands of Mexico. Carries the single dominant hypersensitive 

I gene resistance to Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV). In Central Mexico, 

has not shown symptoms of anthracnose and rust in the field in spite of 

the large number of physiological races of both pathogens detected in 

the region. Tolerant to common bacterial blight and root rots. Seed size 

medium, black, averages 22 g 100 seed-1 (range 19-24 g 100 seed-1). Seed 

flat and elliptical in shape and smaller in size than most highland 

landraces in the shiny black class. Averages 1253 kg ha-1 under rainfed 

conditions and outyielded Negro San Luis and Negro Queretaro by 17 and 

19%, respectively. 












Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico. Received 05/08/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "NEGRO SAHUATOBA BLACK BEAN"; NG91190. CV-186. 

Pedigree - BAT 308/XAN 87. Averages 48 cm in height and exhibits a short 

vine type IIIa indeterminate growth habit with excellent pod 

distribution in the canopy. Flowers purple and blooms 51 d after 

planting. Daylength neutral, mid-season cultivar maturing 98 days after 

planting. Matures 12 d earlier than most black shiny seeded landraces 

from the highlands of Mexico. Carries the single dominant hypersensitive 

I gene resistance to Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in Central Mexico. 

Has not shown symptoms of anthracnose or rust in the field in spite of 

the large number of physiological races detected in the region. Tolerant 

to common bacterial blight and root rots. Small opaque black seed that 

averages 21g 100 seed-1. Seed flat and elliptical in shape and smaller 

in size to most highland landraces in the shiny black class. Averages 

1162 kg ha-1 and outyielded the main landraces in the region, Negro San 

Luis and Negro Queretaro by 14 and 17%, respectively. 








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Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico; P. Fernandez-Hernandez, 


de Mexico Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico. Received 

05/08/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PINTO MESTIZO"; PT91325. CV-185. Pedigree - Bayo 

Victoria / Olathe. Averages 40 cm in height and exhibits a short vine 

type III indeterminate growth habit, with pod distribution in the lower 

half of the canopy. Flowers white and blooms 40 d after planting. 

Short-season, maturing 89 days after planting. Matures earlier than most 

landrace pinto cultivars and 7 d earlier than Pinto Villa, the most 

widely grown pinto cultivar in the region. Resistant to all prevalent 

races of anthracnose except race 1472, found in localized areas of the 

Mexican highlands. Resistant to rust in the field in spite of the large 

number of physiological races detected in the region. Tolerant to common 

bacterial blight and root rots. Medium pinto seed size averaging 42 g 

100 seed-1 (range 38-44 g 100 seed-1). Seed has elliptical non-uniform 

shape with an average protein content of 21% similar to most pinto 

cultivars. Averages 1399 kg ha-1 and out yielded Pinto Nacional the main 

landrace in the region by 30%. At irrigated locations, averaged 2213 kg 

ha-1 with a top yield of 3713 kg ha-1. 












Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico; B. Cazares-Enriquez, 


de Mexico Experimental Station, Chapingo, Mexico 56230, Mexico; P. 

Fernandez-Hernandez, National Research Institute for Forestry and 

Agriculture, Bean Program, Valle de Mexico Experimental Station, Chapingo, 

Mexico 56230, Mexico. Received 05/08/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PINTO BAYACORA"; PT91080. CV-187. Pedigree - Pinto 

Nacional 1 / Pinto Sierra. Averages 42 cm in height and exhibit a short 

vine type III indeterminate growth habit, with pod distribution in the 

lower half of the plant canopy. Flowers white and blooms 38 d after 

planting. Short-season day neutral cultivar, maturing 89 days after 

planting. Matures earlier than most pinto landraces and 10 d earlier 

than Pinto Villa, the most widely grown pinto cultivar in the region. In 

the semiarid Highlands of Mexico, has not shown symptoms of anthracnose 

and rust in spite of the abundant variability shown by these pathogens 

in the region. Susceptible to common bacterial blight and tolerant to 

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oot rots. Medium pinto seed size that averages 34.5 g 100 seed-1 (range 

31 to 36 g 100 seed-1). Seed attractive elliptical shape with a desira 

ble pinto bean mottle pattern. Cooking time is significantly shorter 

than that of all other bred or landraces cultivars in the pinto seed 

class. Averages 1337 kg ha-1 and outyielded Pinto Nacional the main 

landrace in the region by 29%. 

The following were developed by Leonard S. Dunavin, University of Florida, 

Institude of Food & Agricultural Science, Route 3, Box 575, Jay, Florida 

32565-9524, United States; R. L. Stanley, University of Florida, North 

Florida Research Center, Route 3, Box 4370, Quincy, Florida 32351, United 

States; Gordon M. Prine, University of Florida, Department of Agronomy, 304 

Newell Hall, Gainesville, Florida 32611, United States; Paul Mislevy, 

University of Florida, Agricultural Research & Education Center, 3401 

Experiment Station, Ona, Florida 33865-9706, United States; Ann R. Blount, 

University of Florida, North Florida Research, & Education Center, Mariana, 

Florida 32446-7906, United States. Received 07/28/2000. 

PI 614099. Lolium multiflorum Lam. 

Cultivar. "JUMBO"; FL X1997(G) 4XLR. PVP 200000196; CV-220. Pedigree - 

Developed from the doubling of an advanced population of Surrey diploid 

annual ryegrass as developed under phenotypic recurrent selection of 

both diploid and tetraploid populations. Highest or not different from 

the highest forage yielding entries in almost all the ryegrass trials 

during the three seasons, 1997-98, 1998-99, and 1999-00 in Florida and 

other southeastern states. Later maturing and higher resistance to crown 

rust and gray leaf spot (Pyricularia grisea) than original Surrey 

diploid population. The crown rust index at Gainesville for year 2000 

was 1.55, the highest crown rust resistance of all ryegrass genotypes 

studied. Also had high seed yields and resistance to stem rust (P. 

graminis) typically found in ryegrass seed production areas of the 

Willamette Valley, Oregon. Moderate resistance to Helminthosporium leaf 

spot disease (Dreschlera spp.) and was considerably more resistant than 

Surrey. Cold resistance may have increased from doubling the chromosomes 

as was disease resistance and maturity. Larger plant including stems, 

leaves, seed heads and seed than the diploid, Surrey. Protein content 

and IVOMD compares favorably with Surrey and other ryegrass cultivars. 

Because of its large size, expected to be primarily used for forage 

purposes. Later maturing and grows later into spring than Surrey. 

The following were developed by Delta and Pine Land Company, Scott, 

Mississippi, United States. Received 07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "DeltaPEARL". PVP 200000261. 


Cultivar. "DP 420 RR". PVP 200000262. 



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Cultivar. "PS 6545691"; PSR 4569. PVP 200000266; Utility Patent 6689941. 

The following were developed by R.J. Peterson Enterprises, Inc.. Received 

07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "Shenandoah II". PVP 200000267. 

The following were developed by Paragon Seed, Inc., United States. Received 

07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "Trojan". PVP 200000269. 

The following were developed by Limagrain Canada Seeds Inc.. Received 

07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "LG 3455". PVP 200000270. 








Cultivar. "PR5338". PVP 200000274. 




Cultivar. "26R24". PVP 200000275. Pedigree - 

WBA084D5(Aurora/Tyler//2550sib/Coker87-13)/Coker 983//Coker 87-13. 

The following were developed by Rijk Zwaan Zaadteelt en Zaadhandel B.V., Meo 

Voto Beheer BV, De Lier, South Holland, Netherlands. Received 07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "Ronda". PVP 200000276. 

The following were developed by Sakata Seed Corporation, Japan. Received 

07/28/2000. 

PI 614112 PVPO. Callistephus chinensis (L.) Nees 

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Cultivar. "Serenade Blue-Tipped White". PVP 200000277. 


Cultivar. "Serenade Carmine". PVP 200000278. 


Cultivar. "Serenade Light Blue". PVP 200000279. 


Cultivar. "Serenade Rose Tipped White". PVP 200000280. 


Cultivar. "Serenade Rose". PVP 200000281. 


Cultivar. "Serenade Scarlet". PVP 200000282. 

The following were developed by Hardeman Grain & Seed, Inc.. Received 

07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "HG-9". PVP 200000283. 

The following were developed by Stoneville Pedigreed Seed Company, 

Stoneville, Mississippi, United States. Received 07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "ST 468". PVP 200000284. 

The following were developed by DEKALB Genetics Corporation, United States. 

Received 07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "GF6150". PVP 200000285. 


Cultivar. "89AHD11". PVP 200000286. 


Cultivar. "WDHQ11". PVP 200000287. 


Cultivar. "86ISI26". PVP 200000288. 




Cultivar. "22DHQ3". PVP 200000290. 


Cultivar. "87ATD2". PVP 200000291. 


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Cultivar. "17DHD16". PVP 200000292. 


Cultivar. "01HGI4". PVP 200000293. 


Cultivar. "01IUL6". PVP 200000294. 


Cultivar. "17INI30". PVP 200000295. 


Cultivar. "17QFB1". PVP 200000296. 


Cultivar. "94INK1A". PVP 200000297. 


Cultivar. "83DNQ2". PVP 200000298. 


Cultivar. "4SCQ3". PVP 200000299. 


Cultivar. "F307W". PVP 200000300. 

The following were developed by Arizona Plant Breeders, Inc., Arizona, United 


PI 614136 PVPO. Triticum turgidum subsp. durum (Desf.) Husn. 

Cultivar. "MATT". PVP 200000301. Pedigree - selection from composite 

cross AZ-MSFRS-86 Quality Enhanced Durum Wheat Germplasm. 

The following were developed by DEKALB Genetics Corporation, United States. 

Received 07/28/2000. 


Cultivar. "91INI12". PVP 200000302. 




Cultivar. "01HFI3". PVP 200000304. 


Cultivar. "16IUL2". PVP 200000305. 

The following were donated by Sunseeds Genetics Inc., Hollister, California 



Cultivar. W6 12642; G 29080; GREEN ARROW. 

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The following were developed by Linda M. Pollak, USDA, ARS, Iowa State 

University, Dept. of Agronomy, Ames, Iowa 50011, United States; Craig A. 

Abel, USDA, ARS, North Central Regional Plant Introduction Station, Iowa 

State University, Ames, Iowa 50011-1010, United States; Mark P. Widrlechner, 

USDA, ARS, Iowa State University, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Ames, 

Iowa 50011-1170, United States; Richard L. Wilson, USDA, ARS, Iowa State 


United States; Craig A. Abel, USDA, ARS, Southern Insect Management Research 

Unit, 141 Experiment Station Road, Stoneville, Mississippi 38776, United 

States; Wilfredo Salhuana, 6204 SW 146 Ct., Miami, Florida 33186, United 

States. Donated by Craig A. Abel, USDA, ARS, North Central Regional Plant 

Introduction Station, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011-1010, United 



Breeding. Partinbred. A98-100OY; GEMS-0001; Ames 25223. GP-363. Pedigree 

- (Piura 144:PI 503806 x B94)\\\B94 S1. Released 06/21/2000. Recurrent 

parent, B94, is an AES 800 maturity stiff-stalk synthetic inbred line, 

selected for high yield performance in single cross tests. Flowered 5 

days later than B94 at Ames, IA in 1998, and 3 days later than B94 at 

Stoneville, MS in 1999. Donor parent, PI 503806, a tropical maize from 

Peru selected for resistance to leaf blade feeding damage caused by 

first generation European corn borer and leaf sheath and collar feeding 

damage caused by the second generation. Resistance for PI 503806 is not 

based on DIMBOA levels, a cyclic hydroxamic acid commonly associated 

with conventional leaf blade feeding resistance in maize. Breeding lines 

from the cross PI 503806 x B94 were advanced by backcrossing to B94 

three generations. Throughout the breeding program, donor plants were 

selected by evaluating their resistance to European corn borer feeding 

on leaf blades, leaf sheaths, and collars of plants artificially 

infested with the insect. Only selected resistant plants were carried 

forward in the breeding effort. Third generation backcross seed were 

grown in Ames, IA in 1999 and plants were full sib-mated to obtain a 

seed increase for distribution. In addition to European corn borer 

resistance, also selected for superior yield compared to other 

experimental lines in the resistance breeding program. 160 second 

generation backcross parents from the breeding program were tested for 

yield. Three plants from each parent, including the parent of GEMS-0001, 

were selfed and crossed to a private non-stiff stalk tester, LH 185, and 

the hybrid seed was grown in a five location yield trial using U.S. Corn 

Belt locations. One parent hybrid of GEMS-0001 yielded well at 9756.1 

kg/ha (155.6 bu/A) which was 95.3% of the highest yielding commercial 

check and 105.3% of the commercial check average. The other two parent 

hybrids of GEMS-0001 yielded 8941.0 kg/ha and 8727.8 kg/ha (142.6 and 

139.2 bu/A). 

The following were developed by DEN HARTIGH BV, Netherlands. Received 

08/02/2000. 

PI 614143 PVPO. Solanum tuberosum L. 

Cultivar. "OSCAR". PVP 9600131. 


Cultivar. "SOLIDE". PVP 9600132. 

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Cultivar. "NL10-RBK". PVP 9600150. 




Cultivar. "NorDonna". PVP 9600243. 

The following were developed by Frito Lay, Inc., 4295 Tenderfoot Road, 

Rhinelander, Wisconsin 54501, United States. Received 08/02/2000. 


Cultivar. "FL 1833". PVP 9700006. 

The following were developed by UNIPLANTA Saatzucht KG, Germany. Received 

08/02/2000. 


Cultivar. "PANDA". PVP 9700021. 



PI 614149. Solanum tuberosum L. 

Cultivar. "NorValley". PVP 9700030. 

The following were developed by HZPC Holland B.V., Netherlands. Received 

08/02/2000. 


Cultivar. "MORNING GOLD". PVP 9700104. 


Cultivar. "ASTERIX". PVP 9700105. 


Cultivar. "ADORA". PVP 9700112. 







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R.J. Martin, USDA, ARS, Ohio State University, Dept. of Food Science and 

Technology, Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States; A. Calip-Dubois, Ohio State 

University, Dept. of Horticulture & Crop Science, Columbus, Ohio 43210, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "Croton 3.9". CV-422. Pedigree - HC80-1944 x Asgrow 

3127. Tall, drought tolerant, indeterminate soybean developed 

specifically for adaptation to drought prone environments where shorter 

indeterminate cultivars fail to produce adequate height for good yields. 

Not recommended for high yield environments (>0 kg/ha) where lodging 

may limit yield potential because of greater plant height. 






Wooster, Ohio 44691, United States; Giles Mills, USDA, ARS, Plant Germplasm 


United States; A.F. Schmitthenner, Ohio State University, Dept. of Plant 

Pathology, Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States. Received 08/08/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Darby". CV-424. Pedigree - GR8936 x Edison. 

Maturity group III (relative maturity 3.4). Indeterminate stem, white 

flowers, tawny pubescence, tan pods, and dull yellow seedcoats with 

black hila. Seedcoat peroxidase activity low. Carries the Rps1k gene for 

resistance to Phytophthora rot (Phytophthora sojae). High yield in Ohio 

tests in relation to other cultivars of similar maturity. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HS93-4118". CV-426. Pedigree - IA 2007 x DSR 304. 

Maturity group IV (relative maturity 4.1). Indeterminate stem, white 

flowers, light tawny pubescence, brown pods, and dull yellow seedcoats 

with black hila. Seedcoat peroxidase activity low. Carries the Rps1c 

gene for resistance to Phytophthora rot (Phytophthora sojae). High yield 

in relation to other cultivars of similar maturity. 

The following were donated by Coker's Pedigreed Seed Co., P.O. Box 340, 

Hartsville, South Carolina 29550, United States. Received 1978. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Hampton". CV-47. Pedigree - Derived as a 

reselection from Coker Hampton. Adapted South. Intermediate plant type. 

Medium to medium-tall. Erect. Excellent resistance lodging. Pod color 

gray pubescence or hair on brown pod. Medium late maturity. Bright 

yellow seed color. Uniform light hilum or eye. Occasional dark hilum or 

brown seed appear (varietal trait). Outstanding shatter resistance. 

Excellent yield and quality. High oil content (21 - 22%). Medium seed 

size. Cultivated. Literature reference -- Seedsmen's Digest, April 1962. 

The following were collected by Umesh Srivastava, NBPGR, New Delhi, Delhi, 

India; James D. McCreight, USDA, ARS, Agricultural Research Station, 1636 

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East Alisal Street, Salinas, California 93905, United States; Jack E. Staub, 

USDA, ARS, University of Wisconsin, Department of Horticulture, Madison, 

Wisconsin 53706, United States. Donated by James D. McCreight, USDA, ARS, 

Agricultural Research Station, 1636 East Alisal Street, Salinas, California 


PI 614157. Cucumis melo L. subsp. melo 

Landrace. USM 001 A; Ames 20414. Collected 10/16/1992 in Rajasthan, 

India. Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Nettra, 

Jodhpur District. Field during the rainy season. 


Landrace. USM 001 B; Ames 20415. Collected 10/19/1992 in Rajasthan, 




Landrace. USM 001 C; Ames 20416. Collected 10/19/1992 in Rajasthan, 




Landrace. USM 002; Ames 20417. Collected 10/16/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 

Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Nettra, Jodhpur 

District. Field during the rainy season. 



Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Nettra, Jodhpur 











Landrace. USM 006 A1; Ames 20421. Collected 10/16/1992 in Rajasthan, 

India. Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Khedapa, 

Jodhpur District. During the rainy season. 


Landrace. USM 006 A2; Ames 20422. Collected 10/19/1992 in Rajasthan, 

India. Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Sriramsar, 







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Landrace. USM 006 C; Ames 20424. Collected 10/19/1992 in Rajasthan, 



PI 614168. Cucumis melo subsp. agrestis (Naudin) Pangalo 


Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Khedapa, Jodhpur 

District. During the rainy season. 



Latitude 26° 45' N. Longitude 72° 45' E. Near Khedapa, Jodhpur 



Wild. USM 010; Ames 20427. Collected 10/16/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 

Latitude 27° 0' N. Longitude 74° 15' E. Near Khimsar, Nagaur 

District. Field-tree and hedgerow during the rainy season. 






















Cultivated. USM 016; Ames 20433. Collected 10/16/1992 in Rajasthan, 

India. Latitude 27° 12' N. Longitude 73° 44' E. South of Nagaur, 

Nagaur District. During the rainy season. 


Cultivated. USM 017 A; Ames 20434. Collected 10/16/1992 in Rajasthan, 




Cultivated. USM 017 B; Ames 20435. Collected 10/19/1992 in Rajasthan, 

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India. Latitude 27° 12' N. Longitude 73° 44' E. Near Nagaur, 












Latitude 27° 58' N. Longitude 73° 33' E. Near Napasar, Bikaner 

District. Sand dune during the rainy season. Three sites - must clarify 

which were from sand dunes and which from market!. 


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Wild. USM 042 A; Ames 20460. Collected 10/18/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 




Wild. USM 042 B; Ames 20461. Collected 10/18/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 



















PI 614209. Cucumis melo L. subsp. melo 












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Latitude 28° 10' N. Longitude 73° 10' E. Near Sriramsar, Bikaner 



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Wild. USM 084 B2; Ames 20509. Collected 10/19/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 





Latitude 28° 30' N. Longitude 72° 48' E. Near Pugal Road, 

Bikaner District. Sand dune during the rainy season. 






















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Latitude 28° 29' N. Longitude 73° 7' E. Near Motigarh, Bikaner 












India. Latitude 28° 29' N. Longitude 73° 7' E. Near Motigarh, 

Bikaner District. Field during the rainy season. "Hairy" fruit. 




Bikaner District. Field during the rainy season. "Hairy" fruit. 








Bikaner District. Field during the rainy season. 




Bikaner District. Field during the rainy season. 







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Latitude 29° 41' N. Longitude 74° 23' E. Near Manaksar, near 

Suratgarh, Ganganagar District. During the rainy season. 

PI 614270. Cucumis melo var. flexuosus (L.) Naudin 


Latitude 29° 30' N. Longitude 74° 0' E. Near Cchhappankaddu, 

near Suratgarh, Ganganagar District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 29° 19' N. Longitude 73° 54' E. Near Suratgarh, 

Ganganagar District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 29° 19' N. Longitude 73° 54' E. Near Suratgarh, 



Uncertain. USM 132; Ames 20546. Collected 10/21/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 

Latitude 29° 55' N. Longitude 73° 53' E. Near Sri Ganganagar, 

Ganganagar District. During the rainy season. No record in our book 

(JES&JDM). 





(JES&JDM). 


Uncertain. USM 134; Ames 20548. Collected 10/21/1992 in Rajasthan, India 

. Latitude 29° 55' N. Longitude 73° 53' E. Near Sri Ganganagar, 


(JES&JDM). 





(JES&JDM). 



Latitude 28° 56' N. Longitude 74° 13' E. Near Pallu, 


(JES&JDM). 



Latitude 29° 7' 30" N. Longitude 74° 3' 30" E. 16 km before 

Jaitsu (going from Suratgarh towards Pallu), Ganganagar District. Field 

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during the rainy season. 



Latitude 28° 55' 43" N. Longitude 74° 4' 48" E. Near Jaitsu on 

Arjansar-Pallu Road, Ganganagar District. Field during the rainy season. 



















India. Latitude 28° 56' N. Longitude 74° 13' E. Near Pallu, 






















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India. Latitude 28° 46' N. Longitude 74° 20' E. Near Sawar, 

Churu District. During the rainy season. 











Latitude 28° 26' N. Longitude 74° 29' E. Near Malsar (20 km 

before Sardarshahr), Churu District. Field during the rainy season. 


















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India. Latitude 28° 26' N. Longitude 74° 29' E. Market in 

Sardarshahr, near Adsar, Churu District. During the rainy season. Grown 

in Adsar, but collected in Sardarshahr. 





































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Latitude 28° 21' N. Longitude 74° 23' E. West of Bandnau, Churu 












India. Latitude 28° 21' N. Longitude 74° 23' E. West of Bandnau, 

Churu District. Field during the rainy season. 

















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Landrace. USM 209; Ames 20623. Collected 10/21/1992 in Rajasthan, India. 

















Latitude 28° 5' N. Longitude 74° 18' E. Near Bhopalsar, east 

of Bikaner, Dungargarh-Ratangarh Road (NH-11), Churu District. During 

the rainy season. 























Latitude 28° 4' 18" N. Longitude 74° 44' 9" E. North side of 

NH-11, near Tidiasar, 10 km southeast of Ratangarh (between Ratan and 

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Rol?), Churu District. Field during the rainy season. 






































India. Latitude 28° 4' 18" N. Longitude 74° 44' 9" E. North side 

of NH-11, near Tidiasar, 10 km southeast of Ratangarh (between Ratan and 




Latitude 28° 4' 18" N. Longitude 74° 44' 9" E. South side of 




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India. Latitude 28° 4' 18" N. Longitude 74° 44' 9" E. South side 

of NH-11, near Tidiasar, 10 km southeast of Ratangarh (between Ratan and 









Latitude 27° 49' N. Longitude 75° 2' E. Near Laxmangargh 

(Lachhmangarh Sikar?), Sikar District. Farm during the rainy season. 

PI 614369. Cucumis melo L. 


India. Latitude 27° 49' N. Longitude 75° 2' E. Near Laxmangargh 

(Lachhmangarh Sikar?), Sikar District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 27° 49' N. Longitude 75° 2' E. Near Laxmangargh 

(Lachhmangarh Sikar?), Sikar District. During the rainy season. 



Latitude 28° 3' N. Longitude 76° 6' E. Radhakishanpur, near 

Narnaul, Sikar District. During the rainy season. Landrace=003. 


Landrace. USM 244; Ariwa; Ames 20655. Collected 10/22/1992 in Rajasthan, 

India. Latitude 27° 37' N. Longitude 75° 9' E. Near Purohit Kie 

Dhandi, 3 km east of Sikar, Sikar District. Farm during the rainy 

season. Close to var. flexuosus, but less furrowed, smoother skin, and 

mottled skin color. Fruit length approx 2 ft. (60 cm); looks like a big 

cucumber; very prolific; "disease-free"; locally known as 'Ariwa'. 

Landrace=004. 



Latitude 27° 10' N. Longitude 75° 43' E. Near Nauri Ki Dhandi, 

Chomun, Sikar District. Farm during the rainy season. Close to var. 

flexuosus, but less furrowed, smoother skin, and mottled skin color. 

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High yielding; dark green skin, approx. length 15 inches (40 cm). 

Landrace=005. 



Latitude 27° 10' N. Longitude 75° 43' E. Near Nauri Ki Dhandi, 

Chomun, Sikar District. Farm during the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 26° 55' N. Longitude 75° 49' E. Near Rajawas, 20 

km north of Jaipur on NH-11, Sikar District. Farm during the rainy 

season. 'Barsati' (rainy season); 1st harvest approx. 45 days after 

planting; pick every 3-4 days; harvest for 4 months; spacing approx. 30 

cm within and between rows; length approx. 8 inches; diam. approx. 2 

inches. Landrace=006. 



India. Latitude 26° 55' N. Longitude 75° 49' E. Near Rajawas, 20 

km north of Jaipur on NH-11, Sikar District. Farm during the rainy 

season. 'Barsati' (rainy season); 1st harvest approx. 45 days after 

planting; pick every 3-4 days; harvest for 4 months; spacing approx. 30 

cm within and between rows; length approx. 8 inches; diam. approx. 2 

inches. Landrace=006. 



Latitude 26° 55' N. Longitude 75° 49' E. Near Rajawas, 20 km 

north of Jaipur on NH-11, Sikar District. Farm during the rainy season. 



Latitude 27° 15' N. Longitude 75° 11' E. Near Ramgarh, Jaipur 

District. During the rainy season. Landrace=008. 



Latitude 26° 59' N. Longitude 75° 52' E. Near Khor (Khoh?), 

Amer, Jaipur District. During the rainy season. Landrace=011. 



India. Latitude 26° 55' N. Longitude 75° 49' E. Near Jaipur, 

Jaipur District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 26° 55' N. Longitude 75° 49' E. Near Jaipur, 

Jaipur District. During the rainy season. 



Latitude 26° 36' N. Longitude 75° 57' E. Near Chaksu, 66 km 

south of Jaipur, Jaipur District. Farm during the rainy season. 


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Latitude 26° 36' N. Longitude 75° 57' E. Near Chaksu, 66 km 

south of Jaipur, Jaipur District. Farm during the rainy season. Smooth 

skin, fine spines (no warts); grown by farmer's family for 70+ years 

(since childhood). Landrace=013. 



India. Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Niwai, Tonk 




India. Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Niwai, Tonk 




Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Boi ka kheda, Tonk 




Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Boi ka kheda, Tonk 




Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Jojrokakheda, 10 

miles north of Chittargargh, Tonk District. During the rainy season. 

Mixture of species!. 



India. Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Thooparia, 

Tonk District. During the rainy season. Small fruits, noted to be 

momordica type when collected. 

















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Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 75° 35' E. Near Lalji Ka Kheda, 

Tonk District. During the rainy season. Mostly large fruit. 










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Latitude 24° 50' N. Longitude 73° 30' E. Near Kir Ki Chowki, 

Udaipur District. During the rainy season. Long variety, approx. 25 cm. 



Latitude 24° 50' N. Longitude 73° 30' E. Near Kir Ki Chowki, 

Udaipur District. During the rainy season. Long variety, approx. 25 cm. 



Latitude 24° 35' 30" N. Longitude 73° 11' 30" E. Near Bekaria, 

on the road from Adaipur (Udaipur?) to Mt. Abu, Udaipur District. During 




Latitude 24° 29' N. Longitude 72° 47' E. Near Bageri Abu, Abu 

Road, Sirohi District. During the rainy season. Rare. Landrace=048. 



India. Latitude 24° 29' N. Longitude 72° 47' E. Near Bageri Abu, 

Abu Road-Mandu Road, Sirohi District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 25° 9' N. Longitude 73° 4' E. Near Sheoganj, 

Sirohi District. During the rainy season. Large basketful of the 

small-fruited types. 


















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Latitude 25° 45' N. Longitude 73° 30' E. Market Pali, near Kira 

Ki Dhandi, Pali District. During the rainy season. Larger than USM 352 

through USM 361. Landrace=064. 















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India. Latitude 25° 45' N. Longitude 73° 30' E. Market Pali, 

near Kira Ki Dhandi, Pali District. During the rainy season. 



























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Wild. USM 384; Ames 20782. Collected 10/27/1992 in Gujarat, India. 

Latitude 22° 18' N. Longitude 70° 47' E. Near Rajkot, Sardhar 

Road, Rajkot District. During the rainy season. NBPGR #: DCB 1879 (Oct. 

12, 1991). 



Latitude 21° 37' N. Longitude 71° 14' E. Near Amreli, Lathi 

Road, Amreli District. During the rainy season. NBPGR #: DCB 1880 (Oct. 

13, 1991). 



Latitude 21° 34' N. Longitude 71° 31' E. Near Shakpur 

(Sakhpur?), Amreli District. During the rainy season. NBPGR #: DCB 1881 

(Oct. 13, 1991). 



Latitude 21° 58' N. Longitude 70° 39' E. Near Takuda (Trakuda?), 

Rajkot District. During the rainy season. NBPGR #: DCB 1882 (Oct. 15, 

1991). 



Latitude 21° 25' N. Longitude 69° 50' E. Near Ratiya (Ratia?), 

Junagadh District. During the rainy season. NBPGR #: DCB 1883 (Oct. 17, 

1991). 



India. Latitude 26° 17' N. Longitude 73° 2' E. Jodhpur, near 

Mavli Road, Jodhpur District. During the rainy season. USM 389 through 

280

USM 398 were larger fruit than USM 399 through USM 406. 















































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Charbhuja, Jodhpur District. During the rainy season. Melon?. 



India. Latitude 26° 17' N. Longitude 73° 2' E. Bharat Seed 

Store, near Jodhpur, Jodhpur District. During the rainy season. 




Store, near Jodhpur, Jodhpur District. During the rainy season. Variety 

'Madhu'; two envelopes of seed received in U.S. 




Store, near Jodhpur, Jodhpur District. During the rainy season. Variety 

'Local'. 

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The following were collected by M.N. Koppar, Nat. Bureau of Plant Genetic 

Resources, Germplasm Exploration Div., Indian Council of Ag. Res., New Delhi, 

Delhi 110 012, India; James D. McCreight, USDA, ARS, Agricultural Research 

Station, 1636 East Alisal Street, Salinas, California 93905, United States; 

Jack E. Staub, USDA, ARS, University of Wisconsin, Department of 

Horticulture, Madison, Wisconsin 53706, United States. Donated by James D. 

McCreight, USDA, ARS, Agricultural Research Station, 1636 East Alisal Street, 

Salinas, California 93905, United States. Received 03/04/1993. 


Cultivated. KSM 426; Ames 20822. Collected 10/30/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 24° 45' N. Longitude 79° 45' E. Near Satapur, 

Chhatarpur District. During the rainy season. Stored for later use, 

transverse slices are dried and later fried in oil for breakfast with 

tea; some plants produce very bitter fruit at immature stage but are not 

bitter at mature stage when they are picked. 



India. Latitude 24° 51' N. Longitude 79° 56' E. Near Khajuraho, 

































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India. Latitude 24° 54' N. Longitude 79° 36' E. Near Chhatarpur, 

Chhatarpur District. During the rainy season. 




Chhatarpur District. During the rainy season. Variety 'Kharbuja'. 




Chhatarpur District. During the rainy season. Royal Seeds Corp., 92, 

Infra Karket, Old Subzi Mandi, Delhi - 11- 007. 




Chhatarpur District. During the rainy season. From Uttar Pradesh, 

Lucknow, Kanpur (along Ganges River). 




Chhatarpur District. During the rainy season. From Uttar Pradesh, 

Lucknow, Kanpur (along Ganges River), same area as KSM 444. 


Landrace. KSM 447; Ames 20841. Collected 10/31/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 23° 30' N. Longitude 77° 25' E. Near Akalpur, 

Bhopal District. Irrigated wheat field during the rainy season. 

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India. Latitude 23° 30' N. Longitude 77° 25' E. Near Mahua 

Khedi, Bhopal District. During the rainy season. Phut (cracks) type. 



India. Latitude 22° 31' N. Longitude 77° 11' E. Near Tajpura, 

Bhopal District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 22° 31' N. Longitude 77° 11' E. Near Tajpura, 

Bhopal District. During the rainy season. 


Wild. KSM 476; Ames 20865. Collected 10/31/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, India. 

Latitude 22° 31' N. Longitude 77° 11' E. Near Tajpura, Bhopal 

District. Fencerow during the rainy season. 


Wild. KSM 477; Ames 20866. Collected 10/31/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, India. 

Latitude 22° 31' N. Longitude 77° 11' E. Near Tajpura, Bhopal 

District. Fencerow during the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 22° 45' N. Longitude 78° 21' E. Near Piparia, 

Hoshangabad District. During the rainy season. Variety 'Tender Green' 

from Vinayak Seeds. 



India. Latitude 23° 12' N. Longitude 77° 5' E. Near Sehore, 

Sehore District. During the rainy season. Variety 'Long Green' from 

Ankur Seeds, 131 Indra Market, Delhi. 



India. Latitude 23° 15' N. Longitude 77° 15' E. Near Ashtok, 

Sehore District. During the rainy season. Chandra Seeds, Sadar Bazar, 

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh; PH 51421; Lot #C-101-A. 



India. Latitude 23° 15' N. Longitude 77° 15' E. Near Ashtok, 

Sehore District. During the rainy season. Variety 'Kakri Desi-PB', lot 

# DSRP-001, Durga Seeds Corp., Indra Market, Old Subzi Mandi, Delhi - 

110087. 



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India. Latitude 22° 16' N. Longitude 76° 3' E. Near Barawah 

(Barwah?), West Nimar District. During the summer. Variety 'Poona Khira 

White'; sown: April-May, harvest June-; D.J. Damani & Sons, 

Shivajinagar, Pune, 411005. 




(Barwah?), West Nimar District. During the rainy season. 

Open-pollinated variety 'Green Long Special'; sown: April, harvest 

June-; Faizabad Seed Co. (Regd.), Niyawan Road, Faizabad 224 001, Uttar 

Pradesh. 




(Barwah?), West Nimar District. During the spring. Variety 'Kakri' 

(Tar); Punjab Beej Co., Chowk Barfkhana Pullangash, Delhi 110 007; sown 

Oct-Nov. 


Uncertain. KSM 502; Ames 20890. Collected 11/02/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 


(Barwah?), West Nimar District. During the rainy season. Variety 'Green 

Long'; sown: April-May, harvest June-; Kisham Seed Corp., Faizabad; two 

envelopes of seed received. C. sativus PI 606539 separated from C. melo 

seed. 



India. Latitude 21° 50' N. Longitude 76° 20' E. Near Kothi, near 

Khandwa, East Nimar District. During the rainy season. 
















Khandwa, East Nimar District. During the rainy season. Seeds cleaned by 

farmer, "Phut"; very sweet, surface has slight vein tracts, turns from 

completely green to completely yellow at maturity. 



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Khandwa, East Nimar District. During the rainy season. Variety "Phut" 

but does not crack at maturity, smooth skin, does not become soft before 

ripening. 




Khandwa, East Nimar District. During the rainy season. Variety "Phut" 

that does crack at maturity, small seed cavity, sweet at maturity. 



India. Latitude 21° 52' N. Longitude 75° 57' E. Near Bhikangon 

(Bhikangaon?), Khargon District. During the spring. Sow Jan-Feb, 

harvest March-April; Saini Seed House, A-245 New Subji Mundi, Ayadpur, 

Delhi 110033. 


Cultivated. KSM 513; Ames 20900. Collected 11/02/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 21° 52' N. Longitude 75° 57' E. Near Bhikangon 

(Bhikangaon?), Khargon District. During the rainy season. Variety 

'Kakri Desi special'; Pahuja Seeds Pvt. Ltd., C-26 Indra Market, Delhi, 

110007. 


Landrace. KSM 517; Ames 20904. Collected 11/02/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 22° 39' N. Longitude 77° 6' E. Near Gopalpura 

(Gopalpur?), East Nimar District. During the rainy season. Landrace; 

"very sweet". 




(Gopalpur?), East Nimar District. During the rainy season. Phut. 




(Gopalpur?), East Nimar District. During the rainy season. Orange 

flesh; same source as KSM 517. 




(Gopalpur?), East Nimar District. During the rainy season. 




(Gopalpur?), East Nimar District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Kalapata, 

Dhar District. Farm during the rainy season. Local type, Phut; 

completely yellow at maturity; green immature; very sweet, soft. 

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Dhar District. Farm during the rainy season. Peel and use as cooked 

vegetable, also longitudunal slices dried for rehydrating in boiling 

water; seeds photosensitive, seeds lie until monsoon season, need short 

days for female flowers. 
























India. Latitude 22° 40' N. Longitude 74° 59' E. Near Golana, 9 

km north of Sardarpur, Dhar District. During the rainy season. Seeds 

covered with white ash (said to have insecticidal properties); 'Phut'; 

plants spaced 1 to 2 ft.; 8-10 inches in diameter; highly variable for 

shape and color; used immature. 




km north of Sardarpur, Dhar District. During the rainy season. C. melo 

utilissimus is grown in summer, seeds are harvested and given to local 

seed dealer who keeps half of the seeds (for protection from insects). 




km north of Sardarpur, Dhar District. During the rainy season. C. melo 

utilissimus is grown in summer, seeds are harvested and given to local 

seed dealer who keeps half of the seeds (for protection from insects). 



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India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Sodpur, 

Dhar District. During the rainy season. 



India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Sodpur, 




India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Kagdipura, 

Dhar District. During the rainy season. Melon portion of mixture with 

sativus (KSM 548) 'Phut' on over-ripening, but does not crack when ripe 

for eating. 



India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Kagdipura, 



Landrace. KSM 554 A; Ames 20930. Collected 11/04/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Sarai, Dhar 

District. Farm(?) during the rainy season. Oblate/elliptical fruit 

shape. 




District. Farm(?) during the rainy season. 



















India. Latitude 22° 13' N. Longitude 75° 28' E. Near Dhamnod, 

Dhar District. During the summer. 18 x 4-6 inches; eaten at maturity; 

sow March, harvest June. 

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India. Latitude 22° 14' N. Longitude 75° 5' E. Near Manawar, 

Dhar District. During the rainy seaon. Used as vegetable when immature 

and fresh when mature. 
























Dhar District. During the rainy season. 90 day maturity. 




Dhar District. During the rainy season. 10 x 6 inches; Phut at 

maturity; sweet and tasty, "local people like too much"; 90 days to 

maturity. 




Dhar District. During the rainy season. 6-8 x 2-2.5 inches; used only 

immature for salad or vegetable. Landrace=106. 



India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Kuhad, Dhar 

District. During the rainy season. 10 x 6 inches at maturity; green 

immature; at maturity inside turns yellow and outside becomes pale 

yellowish-green blocky shape; immature fruit used in salad; mature skin 

and seeds are removed and fruit eaten fresh. 


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India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Kuhad, Dhar 

District. During the rainy season. 6 x 3 inches at maturity; green 

immature; at maturity inside turns yellow and outside becomes pale 

yellowish-green blocky shape; immature fruit used in salad; mature skin 

and seeds are removed and fruit eaten fresh. 



India. Latitude 22° 30' N. Longitude 75° 15' E. Near Kherava 

Jagiri, Dhar District. During the rainy season. Phut; 10 x 6 inches; 

said to be the same as KSM 574. 




Jagiri, Dhar District. During the rainy season. Phut; said to be 

identical to KSM 576 larger seed size; said to be the same as KSM 574. 




Jagiri, Dhar District. During the rainy season. Seeds not as small as 

in most agrestis (callosus) collections to date, could be momordica with 

small fruit size intermediate type. 




Jagiri, Dhar District. During the rainy season. Variable for seed size; 

known as 'small melon'; quite sweet at maturity; exterior turns 

rusty-brown; green with spots when mature. 


Uncertain. KSM 583; Ames 20959. Collected 11/05/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 22° 29' N. Longitude 75° 27' E. Near Bagri, Dhar 
















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India. Latitude 22° 36' N. Longitude 75° 18' E. Near Dhar, Dhar 

District. During the summer. Kishan Seed Corp., Faizabad, Uttar 

Pradesh. 



India. Latitude 22° 36' N. Longitude 75° 18' E. Near Dhar, Dhar 

District. During the rainy season. 18 x 6-8 inches; quite sweet; yellow 

skin at maturity. 



India. Latitude 23° 19' N. Longitude 75° 4' E. Near Ratlam, 

Ratlam District. During the spring. Open-pollinated variety 'Tar Desi 

Rajdahni Special'; sow November-December, harvest January-February; 

Rjhajdhani. 



India. Latitude 23° 35' N. Longitude 75° 10' E. Near Bidbada, 

Ratlam District. During the rainy season. Elliptical/pyriform fruit; 

light green with spots. 




Ratlam District. During the rainy season. Mostly snapmelon in a mixture 

of snapmelon and cucumber seeds; seed quality is not good, many damaged 

(apparently by insects). 





of snapmelon and cucumber seeds; seed quality poor-many damaged 















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India. Latitude 23° 35' N. Longitude 75° 10' E. Near Ranagaon 

Road, Ratlam District. Farm(?) during the rainy season. Sweet, eaten 

fresh; fruit round and rust colored at maturity. 



India. Latitude 23° 35' N. Longitude 75° 10' E. Near Ranagaon 

Road, Ratlam District. Farm(?) during the rainy season. Phut; fruit big 

and cracks at maturity; yellow at maturity; two envelopes of seed 

received in U.S. 



India. Latitude 21° 56' N. Longitude 75° 8' E. Near Rajpur, 

Khargon District. During the rainy season. Fruit brown with cream 

stripe. 



India. Latitude 21° 56' N. Longitude 75° 8' E. Near Rajpur, 

Khargon District. During the rainy season. Not Phut type; used immature 

as salad and as vegetable. 



India. Latitude 21° 51' N. Longitude 75° 20' E. Near Segaon 

(Barwani), Khargon District. During the rainy season. Phut, cracks at 

maturity; 8-12 x 3-6 inches; immature: green skin; mature: 

orange-yellow; immature fruit used for salad and vegetable; mature fruit 

used only for seed. 



India. Latitude 21° 51' N. Longitude 75° 20' E. Near Segaon 

(Barwani), Khargon District. During the rainy season. Not Phut, does 

not crack at maturity; 2-3 long x 1.5-2 inches diameter at maturity; 

mature: orange-yellow with stripe, sweet in taste; immature fruit used 

as salad; mature used as fruit. 



India. Latitude 21° 56' N. Longitude 74° 45' E. Near Anjad, 11 

km from Pati, southwest of Barwani, Khargon District. During the rainy 

season. Phut type, cracks at maturity; 12 x 8-10 inches; immature: 

green skin, used as salad and vegetable; mature: yellow skin, used as 

fruit. 



India. Latitude 21° 49' N. Longitude 75° 36' E. Near Oasada, 

Khargon District. During the rainy season. Round: 3 x 3 inches; 

immature: green, used as salad but not as vegetable; mature: yellow, 

eaten as fruit. 



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Khargon District. During the rainy season. Phut, cracks at maturity; 

12-14 x 6-8 inches; immature: green; mature: yellow. 




Khargon District. During the rainy season. Possible mixture of melo and 

sativus. 



India. Latitude 22° 40' N. Longitude 75° 45' E. Near 

Arjumbaroda, Indore District. Backyard garden during the rainy season. 












Arjumbaroda, Indore District. During the summer. 20 x 1-2 inches; used 

only as salad; may also be sown in September. 




Arjumbaroda, Indore District. During the rainy season. Phut at 

maturity; 12 x 6-8 inches; immature: green, salad; mature: yellow, used 

as fruit. 



India. Latitude 23° 0' N. Longitude 76° 10' E. Near Kshipra, 

Dewas District. During the rainy season. Phut; 8-10 x 6 inches; 

immature: green, salad, some use as vegetable; mature: yellow, used as 

fruit. 



India. Latitude 22° 10' N. Longitude 75° 27' E. Near Khalaghat 

(Khalghat?), Agar-Bomba Road, Indore District. During the rainy season. 






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India. Latitude 23° 0' N. Longitude 76° 10' E. Near Sonkutch, 

Dewas District. During the rainy season. Intermediate between momordica 

and agrestis type; villager purchased fruit from farmers in surrounding 

area, could not state which fruit came from which village. 








































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Landrace. USM 662; Ames 21033. Collected 11/09/1992 in Uttar Pradesh, 

India. Latitude 30° 27' N. Longitude 78° 5' E. Market Mussoorie, 

near Jabarkhet (4 km east of Mussoorie), Dehra Dun District. During the 

rainy season. 












Ratlam District. During the rainy season. Mostly cucumber in a mixture 


(apparently by insects). Landrace=132. 



India. Latitude 21° 50' N. Longitude 76° 20' E. Kothi, near 

Khandwa, East Nimar District. 










India. Latitude 27° 35' N. Longitude 75° 10' E. Thorshar, Sikar 

District. Farm during the rainy season. 


Landrace. USM 270; Ames 23708; Separation from Ames 20680. Collected 

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10/24/1992 in Rajasthan, India. Latitude 26° 10' N. Longitude 

75° 35' E. Near Boi ka kheda, Tonk District. During the rainy 

season. Separation from Ames 20680. 


Uncertain. USM 646; Separation from PI 606050; Ames 25151. Collected 

11/09/1992 in Uttar Pradesh, India. Latitude 30° 19' N. Longitude 

78° 2' E. Subzi Mundi, near Dehra Dun, Dehra Dun District. During 

the rainy season. Pedigree - Separation from PI 606050. Separation from 

PI 606050. 









PI 614604. Cucumis sativus L. 

Uncertain. KSM 502; Duplicate of PI 606539; Separation from Ames 20890; 

Ames 26075. Collected 11/02/1992 in Madhya Pradesh, India. Latitude 

22° 2' N. Longitude 74° 54' E. Near Barawah, West Nimar 

district. During the rainy season. Pedigree - Separation from Ames 

20890, Cucumis melo. Original lot still resides under Ames 20890. 

The following were collected by Harold E. Bockelman, USDA, ARS, National 

Small Grains Collection, 1691 S 2700 W, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210, United States; 

Richard C. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Washington State University, Regional Plant 

Introduction Station, Pullman, Washington 99164-6402, United States; Roman 

Boguslavsky, National Centre for Plant Genetic Resources of Ukraine, Lab. for 

Introduction & Storage of Plant Genetic Resources, Yurjev Institute of Plant 

Production, Kharkiv, Kharkiv 61060, Ukraine; Vladislav Korzhenevsky, State 

Nikitsky Botanical Gardens, Department of Flora & Vegetation, Yalta, Krym 

334267, Ukraine. Received 08/16/1999. 

PI 614605. Aegilops biuncialis Vis. 

Wild. UKR-99-001; NSGC 8190. Collected 07/27/1999 in Krym, Ukraine. 

Latitude 44° 30' 39" N. Longitude 34° 14' E. Elevation 300 m. 

Near and around Nikita Botanical Gardens, Yalta. South slope, rocky. 



Latitude 44° 24' 40" N. Longitude 34° 0' 16" E. Elevation 195 m. 

near Simeiz along road A-294. south slope, rocky, dry, highly diverse, 

calcareous. 




m. Near Black Sea and Sanatome along road A-294. South slope, rocky, dry. 


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Wild. UKR-99-147a; NSGC 8223. Collected 08/01/1999 in Krym, Ukraine. 


m. Going east towards Malorichers near road A-294. Moderate to steep 

south slope, rocky. 




South of Pryvitne near road A-294. Mostly flat, dry, rocky, near sea. 




m. off of road A-294. South and west slopes, very steep, dry, rocky, 

brushy, black oak scrub. 




m. Along trail in Karadag Nature Reserve between Koktebel' and Kurortne 

and south of road A-294. East slope, steep, rocky, basaltic cliffs 

dropping to the sea. 




Near Mysove on small peninsula. North slope, moderately steep, on cliff 

above Sea of Azov. 

PI 614613. Aegilops cylindrica Host 




The following were collected by Vladislav Korzhenevsky, State Nikitsky 

Botanical Gardens, Department of Flora & Vegetation, Yalta, Krym 334267, 

Ukraine. Received 08/16/1999. 


Wild. UKR-99-038; NSGC 8200. Collected 1999 in Krym, Ukraine. Latitude 

44° 24' 16" N. Longitude 33° 49' 30" E. Elevation 230 m. Near 

Black Sea and Sanatome along road A-294. South slope, rocky, dry. 












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m. Off road A-296 near Aromat. Flat, rocky, dry. 




m. Near monastary and cave dwellings (hora Chufutkale) near Bakhchysarai. 

Steep south slope, rocky, calcareous. 




m. Along road A-294 to Sevastopol. Flat, disturbed site. 




m. Near coast and south of Sevastopol. Flat, roadside, disturbed, old 

orchard area. 


Wild. UKR-99-112b; NSGC 8217. Collected 07/31/1999 in Krym, Ukraine. 


Baydar Valley, near Peredove. South slope, grazed, rocky. 







Pavliyka. Flat area. 













m. Near Pryvitne off road A-294. Moderate south slope. 




Along trail in Karadag Nature Reserve between Koktebel' and Kurortne and 

south of road A-294. Steep north slope, scrub brush. 

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West of Feodosiia off road A-294. Gentle north slope, disturbed area 

surrounded by arable land in steppe, brown clay soil. 


Wild. UKR-99-147c; NSGC 8522. Collected 08/01/1999 in Krym, Ukraine. 


m. Going east towards Malorichers near road A-294. Moderate to steep 

south slope, rocky. 

PI 614625. Aegilops geniculata Roth 




PI 614626. Aegilops geniculata Roth 



m. Near Orlype. Moderately steep south slope, rocky. 

PI 614627. Aegilops kotschyi Boiss. 

Wild. UKR-99-076; NSGC 8209. Collected 07/30/1999 in Krym, Ukraine. 


m. Along road to Sevastopol. South slope, rocky, very dry. 




m. Going east towards Malorichers. Moderate to steep south slope, rocky. 





and south of road A-294. Opening in woods. 

PI 614630. Aegilops triuncialis L. 










Simeiz along road A-294. South slope, rocky, dry, highly diverse, 

calcareous. 



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South of Pryvitne near road A-294. Mostly flat, dry, rocky, near sea. 




m. Off of road A-294. South and west slopes, very steep, dry, rocky, 

brushy, black oak scrub. 





and south of road A-294. East slope, steep, rocky, basaltic cliffs 

dropping to the sea. 

PI 614636. Avena sterilis L. 







Near Simeiz along road A-294. South slope, rocky, dry, highly diverse, 

calcareous. 







Black Sea and Sanatome along road A-294. South slope, rocky, dry. 



44° 32' 19" N. Longitude 33° 35' 59" E. Elevation 190 m. Along 

road A-294 to Sevastopol. Flat, disturbed site. 

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Pavliyka. Flat area. 













m. Near coast and south of Sevastopol. Flat, roadside, disturbed, old 

orchard area. 

PI 614642. Hordeum bulbosum L. 

Wild. Population. UKR-99-010; NSGC 8194. Collected 07/27/1999 in Krym, 

Ukraine. Latitude 44° 30' 39" N. Longitude 34° 14' E. Elevation 

300 m. Near and around Nikita Botanical Gardens, Yalta. South slope, 

rocky. 



Ukraine. Latitude 44° 24' 40" N. Longitude 34° 0' 16" E. 

Elevation 195 m. Near Simeiz along road A-294. South slope, rocky, dry, 

highly diverse, calcareous. 




Elevation 260 m. Along road to Sevastopol. South slope, rocky, very dry. 




Elevation 300 m. Near Pryvitne off road A-294. Moderate south slope. 

PI 614646. Hordeum marinum subsp. gussoneanum (Parl.) Thell. 



North of Kerch. Nearly flat to rolling hills, open, mud volcano area, 

salty with pH approximately 9.5. 2n = 14. 

PI 614647. Secale sylvestre Host 



Near Novovidradne, north Crimean coast, Sea of Azov. Mostly flat, 

seaside beach, sandy. 

PI 614648. Secale sylvestre Host 

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Near Nyzhniozamorske. Mostly flat, seaside beach on Sea of Azov. 

PI 614649. Triticum monococcum subsp. aegilopoides (Link) Thell. 



m. Along road A-294 to Sevastopol. Flat, disturbed site. 




m. Along road to Sevastopol. South slope, rocky, very dry. 







coast and south of Sevastopol. Flat, roadside, disturbed, old orchard 

area. 













West of Feodosiia off road A-294. Gentle north slope, disturbed area 

surrounded by arable land in steppe, brown clay soil. 





Cultivated. B97-35; NSGC 6514. Collected 06/21/1997 in Bulgaria. 


Near Bulgarian-Turkish border. Open abandoned field that had been 

cultivated in the past. 

The following were developed by EMBRAPA, Passo Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul, 

Brazil. Donated by A. Linhares, EMBRAPA, Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de 

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Trigo, Caixa Postal 569, Passo Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Received 

01/07/1993. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PF 859255"; NSGC 2013. Pedigree - 

Londrina*6/Kavkaz//Londrina*6/Agent/3/Londrina*6/Kavkaz//Londrina*6/Weih 

enstephan M1. 

The following were developed by HybriTech Seed International, Inc., A Unit of 

Monsanto Company, United States. Received 1988. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "PACER". PVP 8800054. Pedigree - 

Blueboy/Benhur//Arthur 71. 

The following were developed by C. Eklund, R.#2, Roseau, Minnesota 56751, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "EKLUND". PVP 7600040. Pedigree - selection from 

Minter. Released 1976. 

The following were developed by DeKalb Agresearch, Inc., 1831 Woodrow, 

Wichita, Kansas 67203, United States. Received 1977. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "R158". PVP 7600068. Pedigree - ms Sturdy/4/(ms Seu 

Seun/3/T.timopheevii/2*Marquis//2*Kan). 

The following were developed by Northrup, King & Company, 1500 Jackson N.E., 

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413, United States. Received 1989. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "NUDURA". PVP 9000011. Pedigree - D103/Modoc. 



United States; Rulon S. Albrechtsen, Utah State University, Plant Science 

Department, Logan, Utah 84322-4820, United States. Received 08/08/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MILLENNIUM"; UT94B1058-4603; UT004603. PVP 

200000169; CV-292. Pedigree - WA Sel 3564/Unitan//UT Short2 *2. Released 

2000. Six-row, midseason, erect-growing, spring feed barley. Head 

tapering, erect (lax-to-dense) with some overlap of lateral kernels at 

the tip of the head, and rachis edges covered with hairs. Leaves and 

heads waxy. Glumes long with extremely long, rough awns and covered with 

long hairs. Erect (non-flaring), long, rough lemma awns. Stigmas heavily 

feathered. Seed covered, midlong, semi-wrinkled, with long rachilla 

hairs, and a depression at the base. Aleurone color white and 

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1000-kernel weight averages 39 g. Most spikes marked by a closed collar 

at the base. Recommended for growing primarily under irrigation or where 

annual precipitation is 400 mm or more. In three years (1996-1998, n=44) 

of Utah irrigated tests, average yield (7567 kg ha-1) exceeded 

(P

Stayton Rd., Aumsville, Oregon 97325, United States. Received 08/08/2000. 


Cultivar. "Stag". PVP 200000309. 

The following were developed by Cascade International Seed Company, Jonathan 

Green & Sons, Inc., United States. Received 08/08/2000. 


Cultivar. "Teton". PVP 200000310. 

The following were developed by World Wide Wheat, L.L.C., United States. 

Received 08/08/2000. 


Cultivar. "Platinum". PVP 200000311. Pedigree - selection from composite 



Cultivar. "Crown". PVP 200000312. Pedigree - selection from composite 


The following were developed by Abbott & Cobb, Inc., United States. Received 

08/08/2000. 

PI 614672 PVPO. Cucumis melo L. 

Cultivar. "XLT-86". PVP 200000313. 

The following were developed by R.C. Palmer, Unknown. Received 06/15/1998. 


Genetic. Pureline. T218H; SY 9821001. Pedigree - 218M. y18(Urbana) 

Nearly lethal, yellow leaves. 

The following were developed by Reid G. Palmer, USDA, ARS, Iowa State 

University, Department of Agronomy, Ames, Iowa 50011, United States. Received 

06/15/1998. 


Genetic. Pureline. T362H; SY 9821002. Pedigree - Somaclonal mutant in 

Jilin 3 (PI 427099). y18(Ames 2) Nearly lethal, yellow leaves. 

The following were donated by Charles M. Taliaferro, Oklahoma State 

University, Plant and Soil Science Department, 368 Agricultural Hall, 

Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078-6028, United States; Modah Das, Okalahoma State 

University, 369 Ag Hall, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078, United States. Received 

12/16/1998. 

PI 614675. Cynodon sp. 

Wild. Collection No.1; 1; Q 37954; Grif 14380. 

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PI 614676. Cynodon sp. 

Wild. Collection No.2; 2; Q 37955; Grif 14381. 

The following were collected by Jeff V. Krans, Mississippi State University, 

Department of Plant & Soil Sciences, Box 9555, Mississippi State, Mississippi 


PI 614677. Anthoxanthum odoratum L. 

Cultivar. 19; Q 40393. Collected in Australia. 

The following were collected by Ronny R. Duncan, University of Georgia, 

Georgia Agriculural Exp. Station, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, 

Griffin, Georgia 30223-1797, United States. Received 08/05/1999. 


Cultivar. Durban County Club; Q 40388. Collected in South Africa. 


Cultivar. E-1; Q 40480. Collected in Bahamas. 

The following were donated by Ronny R. Duncan, University of Georgia, Georgia 

Agriculural Exp. Station, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Griffin, 

Georgia 30223-1797, United States. Received 09/09/1999. 


Cultivar. Q 40522. 

The following were collected by Jeff V. Krans, Mississippi State University, 

Department of Plant & Soil Sciences, Box 9555, Mississippi State, Mississippi 


PI 614681. Zoysia sp. 


PI 614682. Zoysia sp. 


The following were collected by Jesus Valdez Reyna, Mexico. Donated by Hugh 

Wilson, Texas A&M University, Department of Biology, College Station, Texas 


PI 614683. Cucurbita pepo subsp. fraterna (L. H. Bailey) Lira et al. 

Wild. HDW 5531; FR003; Ames 7926. Collected 01/10/1987 in Tamaulipas, 

Mexico. Latitude 23° 46' N. Longitude 98° 34' W. Along roadside 

at Valdo el Moro, ~ 60 km east of Cuidad Victoria on Highway 70, 

Victoria County. All fruits green and white striped maturing to orange; 

bitter. 

The following were donated by Hugh Wilson, Texas A&M University, Department 

of Biology, College Station, Texas 77843-3258, United States. Received 

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10/13/1987. 

PI 614684. Cucurbita pepo var. texana (Scheele) Filov 

Wild. 5847; HDW 3163; TE001; Ames 7928. Collected 08/1977 in Texas, 


Along west bank of the Aransas River bottom, 0.8 miles north of feeding 

posts, ~6 miles northeast of St. Paul, Big LI Ranch, San Patricio 

County. Major drainage = Aransas. 21 fruits of varying shape, number of 

plants unknown. 


Wild. HDW 3180; TE002; Ames 7929. Collected 08/1977 in Texas, United 

States. Latitude 28° 18' 35" N. Longitude 97° 22' 35" W. North 

Clarkson Pasture, near Medio Creek, northeast side of FM2441, ~5 miles 

north-northwest of Woodsboro. Refugio; major drainage = Mission River. 

Sample of 5, relatively uniform, more or less spherical (no terminal 

constriction). Number of plants, maybe 1. 


Wild. 6111; HDW 3162; TE0003; Ames 7930. Collected 08/1977 in Texas, 


San Antonio River bottom, west bank at River Ranch, 2 miles north of the 

main ranch buildings, 7 miles southeast of Junction 239 and 183 (77a), 

Goliad County. Major drainage = San Antonio. Fruits ovate to spherical 

- not pyriform. Number of plants not known. 

The following were collected by Hugh Wilson, Texas A&M University, Department 


10/13/1987. 


Wild. HDW 3173; TE004; Ames 7931. Collected 1977 in Texas, United States. 

Elevation 100 m. High bank of Guadalupe River, near bridge at 

Independence Park, Gonzales County. Major drainage = Guadalupe. Fruit 

from a single plant; spherical with no constrictions. Although brown, 

fruits may be from last year. 



Wild. HDW 3170; TE005; Ames 7932. Collected 03/12/1978 in Texas, United 


Elevation 100 m. Along Colorado River at home of Larry Hatfield 

(student), 4-5 miles west of La Grange. Major drainage = Colorado. 

Number of plants unknown; some progeny in collection of 55 packets. From 

different parts of Colorado drainage and from differet plants. 



10/13/1987. 


Wild. HDW 5299; TE036; Ames 7933. Collected 08/02/1984 in Texas, United 

States. Elevation 100 m. Along the Navasota River at Camp Cooley Ranch, 

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Robertson County. Cluster of plants in deep sand on first river terrace, 

near woodland road, ~400 meters from the big tank ("bottoms pasture"). 

The following were collected by Norman Dronen. Donated by Hugh Wilson, Texas 

A&M University, Department of Biology, College Station, Texas 77843-3258, 




States. Elevation 100 m. Hunting lease of Norman Dronen, along Bedias 

Creek, Madison County. Tributary of the Trinity River, major drainage = 

Trinity. Essentially a recollection of TE039 (Not in NPGS); number of 

plants = 4. 

The following were donated by Hugh Wilson, Texas A&M University, Department 


10/13/1987. 




Elevation 100 m. Brought in by John Doebley from Nail's Creek State 

Park, Lee County. Along levee of pond; major drainage = Brazos (Yegua). 

Fruit = 6; number of parent plants unknown. 

The following were collected by Thomas C. Andres, The Cucurbit Network, 5440 

Netherland Avenue, D24, Bronx, New York 10471, United States; R.G. Snyder, 

Mississippi State University, PO Box 231, Truck Crops Branch Experiment 

Station, Crystal Springs, Mississippi 39059, United States; J.D. Byrd, 

Mississippi State University, Extension Weed Specialist, Department of Plant 

and Soil Sciences, Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762, United States. 

Donated by Thomas C. Andres, The Cucurbit Network, 5440 Netherland Avenue, 

D24, Bronx, New York 10471, United States. Received 02/12/1996. 


Wild. 292; Ames 22729. Collected 11/07/1994 in Mississippi, United 


Southeast of Eagle Lake and west of State Highway 465, around 10 miles 

west of U.S. Highway 61, Warren County. A few meters uphill from swampy 

woods, at edge of woods, along dirt road with plowed field on other 

side. Tangled with other vines including Campsis radicans. Green 

striped fruits hanging from dead vines. Growing 6 meters up into trees. 

Fruits pyriform with short wide necks. Flesh non-bitter. 






and Soil Sciences, Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762, United States; 

Charles T. Bryson, USDA, Southern Weed Science Lab., P.O. Box 350, 

Stoneville, Mississippi 38776, United States. Donated by Thomas C. Andres, 

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The Cucurbit Network, 5440 Netherland Avenue, D24, Bronx, New York 10471, 





2.2 miles northeast of Stoneville, around 10 miles east of Greenville, 

Washington County. Harvested cotton field. Large and small green 

striped to faded fruits, ranging from pyriform to spherical or 

transversely ellipsoid in shape. Flesh non-bitter. Mostly scattered on 

ground. A serious weed problem in cotton and soybean fields. 




Southeast of Fitler, around 5 miles west of U.S. Highway 61 and south of 

State Highway 1, Issaquena County. Harvested cotton field. Faded green 

fruits, narrow pyriform shape with short narrow necks at stem end. 

Flesh non-bitter. Mostly scattered on ground. A serious weed problem. 

One young vine was still green with some slight virus symptoms and 

mildew. 












Elevation 51 m. Less than 1 mile north of Port Gibson, 1 mile west of 

U.S. Highway 61, near Bayou Pierre, Claiborne County. Cow pasture. 

Grassy and weedy with amaranths. Just slightly uphill from flood plain 

and swampy oak forest. Near to where a pile of hay had been brought in 

from elsewhere. Six fruits (3 faded green and 3 nearly dried) together 

on a dead vine on the ground. Fruits uniformly pyriform, faintly 

striped. Flesh non-bitter. 

The following were collected by J.D. Byrd, Mississippi State University, 

Extension Weed Specialist, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, Mississippi 

State, Mississippi 39762, United States. Donated by Thomas C. Andres, The 

Cucurbit Network, 5440 Netherland Avenue, D24, Bronx, New York 10471, United 



Wild. Ames 22733. Collected 11/17/1994 in Mississippi, United States. 

Latitude 33° 27' N. Longitude 90° 41' W. Elevation 38 m. 0.2 

miles west of Indianola, north of U.S. Highway 82, Sunflower County. 

Weedy in a cotton field. Fruit green striped to faded, pyriform. Flesh 

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non-bitter. 

The following were collected by Charles T. Bryson, USDA, Southern Weed 

Science Lab., P.O. Box 350, Stoneville, Mississippi 38776, United States. 






0.1 mile west of Indianola, 0.1 mile north of U.S. Highway 82, Sunflower 

County. Open, fallow area near cotton field. Sandy soil. 



States. Latitude 33° 2' 46" N. Longitude 91° 0' 41" W. Around 2 

miles northeast of Glen Allan, southwest of junction between Mississippi 

Highway 1 and Yazoo Refuge Road, SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section 6, T14N, 

R8W, Washington County. Soybean filed. 

















Fruits uniformly obloid to transversely ellipsoid. Flesh non-bitter. 









Fruits pyriform with long narrow necks or without necks. Flesh 

non-bitter. 






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Fruits uniformly obloid to transversely ellipsoid. Flesh non-bitter. 

The following were developed by Tommy E. Carter, USDA-ARS, Soybean and 

Nitrogen Fixation Research, 3127 Ligon Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607, 

United States; Joe W. Burton, USDA-ARS, Plant Science Research Building, 3127 

Ligon Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607, United States; R.F. Wilson, 

USDA-ARS, North Carolina State University, 3127 Ligon Street, Raleigh, North 

Carolina 37607, United States; W.P. Novitzky, USDA, ARS, North Carolina State 

Univ., Dept. of Crop Sci., Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7631, United States. 

Donated by Myron Fountain, NC Foundation Seed Producers, 8220 Riley Hill Rd, 

Zebulon, North Carolina 27597-8773, United States. Received 08/14/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Soyola"; SY 29001. CV-462. Pedigree - Bulk of an 

F5-derived line from the first backcross of a selection from the cross 

N78-2117-3 x Brim to the cultivar Brim. Selected for low linolenic acid. 

Maturity group VI, determinate, buff hila, yellow seed, 4% linolenic 

acid in seed oil. Tested in the Uniform Preliminary VI nursery in 1995 

and in the Uniform VI nursery in 1996 and 1997. Tested in the North 

Carolina Offical Variety Trials in 1997 and 1998. In the Uniform tests 

(40 locations), matured on the same day as the check cv. Brim in 

full-season planting. Averaged across all regional tests (1995-1997, 48 

locations), the yield was 3088 kg ha-1. Average yields of the check cvs. 

Brim and Dillon were 3085 kg ha-1 and 3042 kg ha-1, respectively. In 

North Carolina Official Variety trials (a total of 11 locations in 1997 

and 1998), yields were 47% higher than average yields of Dillon and Brim 

in the same tests. 

The following were collected by David Spooner, USDA, ARS, University of 

Wisconsin, Department of Horticulture, Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1590, United 

States; Ronald van den Berg, Wageningen Agricultural University, Department 

of Plant Taxonomy, General Foulksweg 37, Wageningen, Gelderland 6700 ED, 

Netherlands; William Garcia Fernandez, PROINPA (Programa de Investigacion de 

la Papa), IBTA (Instituto de Boliviano Tecnologia Agropecuaria), Calle Man 

Cesped 923, Cochabamba, Cochabamba, Bolivia; Maria Luisa Ugarte, PROINPA 

(Programa de Investigacion de la Papa), IBTA (Instituto de Boliviano 

Technologia Agropecuaria), Calle Man Cesped 923, Cochabamba, Cochabamba, 

Bolivia. Received 04/21/1993. 

PI 614703. Solanum yungasense Hawkes 

Wild. SFVU 6739; Q 30486; BE-4652. Collected 03/20/1993 in La Paz, 

Bolivia. Latitude 16° 24' S. Longitude 67° 38' W. Elevation 1243 

m. Nor Yungas. Puente Villa, about 1.5 km downstream (east) of Rio 

Tamampaya, after hanging bridge in Puente Villa, on floodplain of river. 

Growing in a coffee and banana plantation, among grasses. Most plants 

young, but one plant found with cream yellow-white stellate corollas, no 

fruits found. 

The following were donated by Chuck Brown, USDA, ARS, WSU Irrigated Ag. 

Extension Center, 24106 N. Bunn Road, Prosser, Washington 99350, United 


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PI 614704. Solanum x edinense P. Berthault 

Genetic. EDN-1; Q 36354. 



States; Konrad Schuler, Institute for Plant Genetics, IPK, 

Genbank-Aussenstelle Nord, 0-2551, Gross Lusewitz, Germany; Antonio 

Rivera-Pena, INIFAP, Programa Nacional de la Papa, Apdo. Postal 31, Suc. "A", 

Metepec, Mexico, Mexico; Ronald van den Berg, Wageningen Agricultural 

University, Department of Plant Taxonomy, General Foulksweg 37, Wageningen, 

Gelderland 6700 ED, Netherlands. Received 11/13/1997. 


Wild. RSSV 980; Q 37338. Collected 10/27/1997 in Mexico, Mexico. 


m. S side of Rt. 134, 6.8 km SW of La Puerta, at km 25.7 km SW of Toluca 

(by posted road markers). Growing among garbage piles and on adjacent 

slope, in area of pine fir forest. Flowers purple, pentagonal, 18 

tubers (white skin and flesh) collected from four plants. 



States; Konrad Schuler, Institute for Plant Genetics, IPK, 

Genbank-Aussenstelle Nord, 0-2551, Gross Lusewitz, Germany; Antoni Rivera 

Pena, Apartado Postal No. 487, Edo. De Mexico, Toluca, Mexico, Mexico; Ronald 

van den Berg, Wageningen Agricultural University, Department of Plant 

Taxonomy, General Foulksweg 37, Wageningen, Gelderland 6700 ED, Netherlands. 

Received 11/13/1997. 


Wild. RSSV 995; Q 37341. Collected 10/27/1997 in Mexico, Mexico. 


m. 3.5 km SW of Zacango (zoo) at SW end, on paved and then dirt road 

ascending Nevado de Toluca, E-facing slope of volcano. Growing in sandy 

soil under shrubs. Flowers absent, fruits spherical and fully formed 

but without seeds. 21 tubers (red skin) collected from one colony. 



Cultivar. "LEKSANDS VIT"; 3013; Q 37602. 



Cultivar. "LANGE RODE"; 3048; Q 37605. 



Cultivar. "VALTTI"; 3070; Q 37607. 

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Cultivar. "EVA"; 3125; Q 37609. 



Cultivar. "LANG SVENSKE"; 3168; Q 37612. 



Cultivar. "KIVA"; 3198; Q 37616. 



Cultivar. "ROSA"; 3199; Q 37617. 



Cultivar. "SEMLO"; 3200; Q 37618. 



Cultivar. "TERTUS"; 3201; Q 37619. 



Cultivar. "TAMMISTON AIKAINEN"; 3223; Q 37624. 



Cultivar. "VESTAR"; 3224; Q 37625. 



Cultivar. "STINA"; 3228; Q 37627. 

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Cultivar. "SABINA"; 3229; Q 37628. 



Cultivar. "KOTO"; 3255; Q 37630. 



Cultivar. "VETO"; 3256; Q 37631. 



Cultivar. "OCTAVIA"; 3258; Q 37633. 



Cultivar. "MINEA"; 3259; Q 37634. 



Cultivar. "KOTTPOTATIS"; 3300; Q 37638. 



Cultivar. "ELIN"; 3390; Q 37640. 



Cultivar. "SILLA"; 3392; Q 37641. 

The following were donated by Texas A&M University, Texas Agricultural Exp. 

Station, College Station, Texas 77841, United States. Received 1961. 

PI 614727. Pennisetum ciliare (L.) Link 

Uncertain. NSL 6785; BLUE. 

The following were donated by USDA, SCS, Texas Agricultural Experiment 

Station, College Station, Texas, United States. Received 1963. 

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PI 614728. Chloris gayana Kunth 

Uncertain. NSL 22692; G 77. Collected in Australia. 

The following were developed by Eugene A. Milus, University of Arkansas, 

Dept. of Plant Pathology, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States; Robert 

K. Bacon, University of Arkansas, Dept. of Crop, Soil, and Env. Science, 115 

Plant Science Bldg., Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States; John T. 

Kelly, University of Arkansas, Department of Crop, Soil & Environmental 

Sciences, 115 Plant Science, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, United States; 

C.E. Parsons, University of Arkansas, Dept. of Crop, Soil and Environmental 

Sciences, Lonoke, Arkansas 72086, United States. Received 08/15/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "SABBE"; AR656-5-1; NSGC 8674. PVP 200100248; CV-916. 

Pedigree - Corin/3/FL302//Coker 833/Hunter. Released 2000. Soft red 

winter wheat. High yielding, low tillering with a high number of kernels 

per spike. Resistant to soil borne mosaic virus. Good resistance to 

Septoria tritici. 

The following were developed by Robert K. Bacon, University of Arkansas, 

Dept. of Crop, Soil, and Env. Science, 115 Plant Science Bldg., Fayetteville, 

Arkansas 72701, United States. Received 08/15/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. AR647-1-6; NSGC 8675. Pedigree - Cardinal//Coker 

9227/Keiser. Soft red winter wheat. Good test weight with lax spike type 

and long peduncle. Poor powdery mildew resistance. 

The following were developed by Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State 




99164-6434, United States. Donated by Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington 

State University, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Pullman, Washington 

99164-6402, United States. Received 1991. 


Cultivated. FLIP 84-92C; W6 22601. Pedigree - PI 564774(ILC-72) X W6 

22580(ILC-215). Resistant to ascochyta blight. 

The following were developed by Sam C. Anand, University of Missouri, 

Department of Agronomy, 210 Waters Hall, Columbia, Missouri 65211, United 

States; Jake Fisher, University of Missouri, Delta Research Center, P.O. Box 

160, Portageville, Missouri 63873, United States; Teresa Newman, University 

of Missouri, Delta Research Center, P.O. Box 160, Portageville, Missouri 



Cultivar. Pureline. "Anand"; S94-1956. CV-428. Pedigree - Holladay x 

Hartwig. Determinate soybean variety in mid-maturity group V. Flowers 

purple and tawny pubescence. Seeds yellow with black hila. Resistant to 

raes 2, 3, 5, and 14 of the soybean cyst nematode Heterodera glycines. 

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Susceptible to southern root-knot nematode (Medoidgyne incognita) and 

peanut root-knot nematode (M. arenaria). Moderately resistant to stem 

canker (Diaporthe phaseolorum). 

The following were developed by Stephen A. Harrison, Louisiana State 

University, Department of Agronomy, 104 M.B. Sturgis Hall, Baton Rouge, 

Louisiana 70803-2110, United States; Phil L. Bruckner, Montana State 

University, Dept. of Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology, 407 Leon Johnson Hall, 

Bozeman, Montana 59717, United States; Ronald D. Barnett, University of 

Florida, North Florida Res. & Ed. Center, 155 Research Road, Quincy, Florida 

32351-5677, United States; H.J. Mascagni, Louisiana State University, 

Louisiana Agric. Exp. Station, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803-2110, United 

States; S.H. Moore, Louisiana State University, Louisiana Agric. Exp. 

Station, Dept. of Agronomy, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803-2110, United States. 

Received 08/01/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "LA422"; LA85422-C13-1-4-2. PVP 200000321; CV-898. 

Pedigree - FL302/IN76529A5-4. Released 1998. Common soft red winter 

wheat with semi-upright juvenile growth habit and short vernalization 

requirement. Medium height with recurved peduncle and an awned, 

middense, tapering head. Seed red, ovate with short brush and rounded 

cheek. Resistant to PLMQ, MCJL, TCDL, LBBQ, TCBQ, TLGG, and PNML races 

of leaf rust as determined by the USDA Ceral Disease Lab. Moderate to 

good resistance to powdery mildew and susceptible to Hessian Fly. Best 

adapted to the warm, humid regions of the Gulf Coast. 

The following were developed by Ray Louie, USDA-ARS, Department of Plant 

Pathology, OARDC, Wooster, Ohio 44691, United States; R.L. Anderson, USDA, 

ARS, Central Great Plains Res. Station, Akron, Colorado 80720, United States; 

Margaret Redinbaugh, USDA,ARS, FRRL, Utah State University, Forage and Range 

Research Laboratory, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, United States; Michael Jones, 

Ohio State University, Department of EEO Biology, 1735 Neil Avenue, Columbus, 

Ohio 43210-1293, United States. Received 08/07/2000. 


Breeding. Inbred. Oh1VI. GP-369. Pedigree - Derived from Virgin Island 

population PI 504148. Developed as a germplasm source for resistance to 

Maize Chlorotic Dwarf Virus (MCDV) transmitted by the leafhopper 

Graminella nigrifrons. The most resistant line tested in comparative 

tests with other MCDV resistant/tolerant lines. Mean ear lengths and 

plant heights at the base of the flag leaf 16.7 cm and 141.5 cm 

respectively. Plants have pink silks and mean days to mid-silk averaged 

98 days. Ears average 16-18 rows of orange flinty seeds, have white cob 

and prone to ear molds. Plants highly susceptible to smut (Ustilago 

maydis). 

The following were developed by Maurice Snook, USDA-ARS, Tobacco Quality and 

Safety Lab, P.O. Box 5677, Richard Russell Research Cntr, Athens, Georgia 

30605, United States; Neil W. Widstrom, USDA, ARS, Crop genetics & Breeding 

Research Unit, Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia 31793-0748, 

United States. Donated by Neil W. Widstrom, USDA, ARS, Crop genetics & 

Breeding Research Unit, Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia 


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Breeding. Population. EPM6. GP-364. Pedigree - Original population = 

bulk of equal numbers of seed from three crosses of PI 340856 with 

G12#in, GT114 and ZC2451(P)C3, and ZC2451(P) x GT114. Result of six 

cycles of S1 recurrent selection for high maysin. Source of antibiosis 

resistance to the corn earworm, because of high concentration (1.6-1.9% 

on a dry weight basis) of maysin in silks (8-9 times the amount 

necessary to have an impact on insect development). Ears with red cobs 

and purple kernels of flinty or popcorn type. Reaches pollen shed and 

silking at 52-55 days after planting. Maysin content highly heritable 

and the trait is easily transferred to elite lines. 


Breeding. Population. SIM6. GP-365. Pedigree - Original population = 

bulk of equal numbers of seed from chain crosses among seven single 

crosses involving the inbreds Ab618, Akd24, GT112, GT114, H30 and Tx501. 

Result of six cycles of S1 recurrent selection of high maysin. Source of 

antibiosis resistance to the corn earworm, because of high concentration 

(1.5-1.9% on a dry weight basis) of maysin in silks (8-9 times the 

amount necessary to have an impact on insect development). Yellow dent 

kernels with red cobs and reaches pollen shed and silking at 59-62 days 

after planting. Maysin content highly heritable and the trait is easily 

transferred to elite lines. Population is agronomically typical of 

southern inbreds. 

The following were donated by S.C. Gupta, Int. Crops Res. Inst. for the 

Semi-Arid Tropics, Western and Central Africa Region, IITA Office, Sabo Bakin 

Zuwo Road, Kano, Kano, Nigeria. Received 09/07/2000. 


Cultivated. DMR 12. 



PI 614739 QUAR. Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br. 



Cultivated. DMR 36-1. 











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Cultivated. LCIC-MA1. 


Cultivated. LCIC-MB1. 
































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Cultivated. Ex Boono. 


Cultivated. Dam Gombe-3. 




Cultivar. "DP 5414 RR"; DPX 5514 RR. PVP 200000316. 


Cultivar. "DPX 5877". PVP 200000317. 


Cultivar. "DPX 4910 S". PVP 200000318. 

The following were developed by Donald J. Floyd, Pickseed West Inc., P.O. Box 

888, Tangent, Oregon 97389, United States; C. Reed Funk, Rutgers University, 

Cook College, Plant Sciences Department, New Brunswick, New Jersey 

08901-8520, United States; Ronald F. Bara, Rutgers University, New Jersey 

Agricultural Experiment Station, Cook College, New Brunswick, New Jersey 

08901, United States; Stacy A. Bonos, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment 

Station, Rutgers State University, Dept. of Plant Biology and Pathology, New 

Brunswick, New Jersey 08901, United States; William A. Meyer, Rutgers 

University, Plant Biology & Pathology Department, Foran Hall, 59 Dudley Road, 

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903-0231, United States. Received 09/20/2000. 

PI 614776. Poa pratensis L. 

Cultivar. "Langara". PVP 200000319; CV-83. Pedigree - Originated as a 

single, highly apomictic (90%) plant selected from the open-pollinated 

progeny of C-74. C-74 is a vigorous, apomictic plant that originated 

from a plant collected from an old turf area in Exeter, RI in 1987. 

Color medium dark-green, low growth habit, fine leaves and high shoot 

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density. Performed very well in most areas of Kentucky bluegrass 

adaptation in the U.S. Good resistance to leaf spot and melting out 

(Dreshclera poae) and powdery mildew (Erysiphe graminis), and very good 

resistance to stem rust smut (Ustilago striiformis). Exhibits good 

winter appearance and spring green up and average color during winter 

months. Acceptable performance under simulated fairway conditions in New 

Jersey, which included a cutting height of 1.74 cm, traffic stress and 

Poa annua competition. 

The following were developed by Pickseed West, Inc., P.O. Box 888, 33149 

Highway 99E, Tangent, Oregon 97389, United States. Received 09/20/2000. 


Cultivar. "FIESTA 3". PVP 200000320. 

The following were developed by Dermot P. Coyne, University of Nebraska, 

Department of Horticulture, 386 Plant Sciences Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska 



Cultivar. Pureline. "CHASE"; W6 22535. Pedigree - Parental 

lines/cultivars used in crosses were as follows: GN Nebr. #1 Sel. 27, 

Tacaragua, and Pinto UI 111. High yielding pinto dry bean with a 

compact, moderately open plant canopy, and type III plant habit, with 

seed ranging from 30 to 40 g/100 seed, and medium maturity (86-94 days). 

Possesses multiple disease resistance to rust (Uromyces appendiculatus), 

and to the bacterial pathogens causing common blight (Xanthomonas 

campestris), halo blight (Pseudomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola), and 

brown spot (Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae). Moderate avoidance to 

the white mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) disease due to upright and 

porous plant canopy. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "WEIHING"; W6 22543. Pedigree - Parental 

lines/cultivars used in crosses as follows: GN Nebr. #1 Sel. 27, 

Tacaragua, Aurora, Pinto 12689 (CO), Pinto UI 111, GN 1140, GN Emerson, 

Bulgarian White, Pinto Ouray, A222 and A 51-1 (CIAT). High yielding 

Great Northern dry bean with a moderate upright growth habit (type IIa), 

large bright white seed (29 to 40 g/100 seed), and medium maturity 

(90-95 days). Possesses multiple disease resistance to rust (Uromyces 

appendiculatus) (Ur-3 and 6 genes), BCMV (I gene), and to the bacterial 

pathogens causing common blight (Xanthomonas campestris pv. phaseoli), 

halo blight (Pseodomonas syringae pv. phaseolicola), and brown spot 

(Pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae). Moderate avoidance to the white 

mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) disease due to upright and porous plant 

canopy. 




Cultivar. "W91-233-21". PVP 200000324. Pedigree - Era/Tobari 66//Lovrin 

11/3/Oligoculm/4/Archer/5/86PYI042-192. 

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The following were developed by Abbott and Cobb, Inc., United States. 

Received 09/20/2000. 

PI 614781 PVPO. Cucumis melo L. 

Cultivar. "M98". PVP 200000325. 

The following were developed by Sunbeam Extract Co., United States. Received 

09/20/2000. 


Cultivar. "BRAVO". PVP 200000326. Pedigree - Madison/Twain. 

The following were developed by Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc., United 




2545/3/2548sib//Coker68-15/MoW7510/4/2510sib. 



2510sib/10/S76sib/9/Redcoat/8/Norin33/6/Fairfield/4/PI94587//Fultz/Hunga 

rian/3/Fultz/Hungarian/5/Trumbull*3//Hope/Hussar/4/Trumbull/3/CI12061//F 

ultz/Hungarian/7/Knox/11/Feland/2550sib. 



2553/Beau//2548sib/3/2555/4/2548sib//Coker68-15/MoW7510. 



Kavkaz/Hart//2550/4/S76sib/Coker71//Caldwell/3/2550sib/5/2571. 

The following were developed by Cascade International Seed Co., Oregon, 


PI 614787 PVPO. Dactylis glomerata L. 

Cultivar. "QUANTUM". PVP 200000331. 




Cultivar. "DP 565". PVP 200000332. 

The following were developed by C.A. Rose-Fricker, Pure Seed Testing, Inc., 

3057 G Street, Hubbard, Oregon 97032, United States; Melodee L. Fraser, Pure 

Seed Testing, Inc., P.O. Box 176, 606 Main Street, Rolesville, North Carolina 


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PI 614789. Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers. 

Cultivar. "TRANSCONTINENTAL"; PST-R69C. PVP 200000333; CV-44. Pedigree - 

Traces to 13 plants. Five of these trace their origin to a polycross 

designated B51. Two trace their origins to a plant collected in the 

southwestern U.S. Three trace their origins to a plant from a cross 

among plants collected in Atoka, OK; Jackson, TN; and Charlotte, NC. One 

traces its origin to a plant from a cross among plants collected in 

Dandridge, GA; Walla Walla, WA; and northern TN. Two trace their origins 

to plants collected in northern TN and Charlotte, NC. Bermudagrass 

developed for turf uses. Forms a low-growing turf with medium-fine 

texture and medium-high density. Shows good performance in U.S. turf 

trials at mowing heights from 1.3 to 3.8 cm and good winter survival, 

compared to other seeded bermudagrasses. 

The following were developed by Shamrock Seed Co., Inc., California, United 



Cultivar. "ANTHEM". PVP 200000334. 


Cultivar. "ALLEGIANCE". PVP 200000335. 

The following were developed by Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc., United 


PI 614792 PVPO. Brassica napus L. 

Cultivar. "44A53". PVP 200000337. 

PI 614793 PVPO. Brassica napus L. 

Cultivar. "45A54". PVP 200000338. 

The following were donated by Peter Beetham, Plant Research Institute, Dept. 

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

3121, Australia. Received 10/07/1991. 


Cultivar. "TAIUANI"; U6; BE-3654; Q 28718. Collected in Tonga. 



"Guangshu 7"; ZS 821; BE-7677; Q 35798. High yield. 



"Zhan 64-285"; ZS 861; BE-7677; Q 35800. High yield, tolerant to 

drought and excess fertility. 

The following were donated by Oscar A. Hidalgo, International Potato Center, 

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Apartado 5969, Lima, Lima, Peru. Received 04/23/1996. 


Cultivar. "TIS 70683"; CIP 440079; Q 36153. 




Cultivar. "WT-237"; Q 37465. 


Cultivar. "WT-314"; Q 37467. 


Cultivar. "KOKEI NO14"; CIP 440240; Q 39687. 


Cultivar. "MUGANDE"; CIP 440163; Q 39688. 


Cultivar. "TAINUNG NO64"; CIP 440189; Q 39689. 

The following were collected by Douglas A. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Forage and 

Range Research Laboratory, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-6300, 


PI 614803 QUAR. Pennisetum flaccidum Griseb. 

Uncertain. 095. Collected 08/31/2000 in China. Latitude 31° 51' N. 

Longitude 102° 28' W. Sichuan, Maerhkang. 

PI 614804 QUAR. Pennisetum flaccidum Griseb. 

Uncertain. 122. Collected 09/02/2000 in China. Latitude 31° 24' N. 

Longitude 100° 38' E. Sichuan, Luhuo. 

The following were developed by Glenn W. Burton, USDA, ARS, Forage & Turf 

Research, Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia 31793, 

United States; Neil W. Widstrom, USDA, ARS, Crop genetics & Breeding Research 

Unit, Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia 31793-0748, United 

States; R.N. Gates, USDA, ARS, Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 

31793, United States. Donated by Neil W. Widstrom, USDA, ARS, Crop genetics & 

Breeding Research Unit, Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia 



Breeding. Population. "GT-HID9". GP-366. Pedigree - Obtained from nine 

cycles of selection in a random mated Coker 77B, a southern hybrid. 

Twenty percent of eighty ear-rows were selected for recombination in 

each cycle. Excellent source of high in vitro dry matter digestibility 

(IVDMD) in southern adapted germplasm. Digestibility more than 1% higher 

than the original population. Result of nine cycles of restricted 

recurrent phenotypic selection for IVDMD and forage yield. Cobs white, 

kernels yellow, and plants varying in maturity from AES1000 to AES1200. 

Plant average 2m in height with ears approx. 1m high. 

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University, Dept. of Plant Pathology, Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States; 

Anne E. Dorrance, Ohio State University, OARDC - Department of Plant 

Pathology, 1680 Madison Avenue, Wooster, Ohio 44691-4096, United States; T. 

Mendiola, USDA, ARS, Ohio Agric. Res. and Development Ctr. (OARDC), Dept. of 

Hort. and Crop Sci., Wooster, Ohio 44691, United States. Received 10/04/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Troll". CV-430. Pedigree - Sprite 87 x HC80-1756. 

Determinate semidwarf (dt1e1) of mid-group IV maturity, developed 

specifically for high yield environments (>3300kg/ha) where lodging 

can be a yield limiting factor in taller indeterminate cultivars. Like 

all semidwarf cultivars, should be solid-sed in 17- to 25-cm row spacing 

at a seeding rate of 750,000 seeds/ha of 90%+ germ. Flowers white, tawny 

pubescence, brown pods and dull yellow seed with black hilum. Above 

average seed size (16.5 gm/100 seeds) high in oil (21.6%). Carries the 

Rps1-k gene for resistance to Phytophthora root rot. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Stout". CV-431. Pedigree - Sprite 87 x HC85-6577. 

Determinate semidwarf (dt1e1) of mid-group III maturity (relative 

maturity 3.3), developed specifically for high yield environments 

(>3300kg/ha) where lodging can be a yield limiting factor in taller 

indeterminate cultivars. Like all semidwarf civars, should be 

solid-seeded in 17- to 20-cm row spacing at a seeding rate of 750,000 

seeds/ha of 90%+ germ. Flowers white, tawny pubescence, tan pods 

and dull yellow seed with black hilum. Above average seed size (15.9 

gm/100 seeds) high in oil (21.2%). Carries the Rps1-a gene for 

resistance to Phytophthora root rot. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Strong". CV-432. Pedigree - Sprite 87 x HC85-6577. 

Determinate semidwarf (dt1e1) of mid-group IV maturity, developed 

specifically for high yield environments (>3300kg/ha) where lodging 

can be a yield limiting factor in taller indeterminate cultivars. 

Like all semidwarf cultiva should be solid-seeded in 17- to 25-cm 

row spacing at a seeding rate of 750,000 seeds/ha of 90%+ germ. Flowers 

white, tawny pubescence, tan pods and dull yellow seed with black hilum. 

Above average seed size (15.1 gm/100 seeds) high in oil (21.2%). Carries 

the Rps1-a gene for resistance to Phytophthora root rot. 

The following were donated by J. Ochs, Eureka Farm, Lacrosse, Washington, 


PI 614809. Vicia faba L. 

Cultivar. "Herz Freya"; W6 22701. 

PI 614810. Vicia faba L. 

Cultivar. "Diana"; W6 22702. 

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The following were developed by Peter C. Bilkey, AgResearch International, 

Inc., 3700 Commerce Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53719-4985, United States; 

Michael D. Casler, University of Wisconsin, Department of Agronomy, 1575 

Linden Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1597, United States; C.A. 

Rose-Fricker, Pure Seed Testing, Inc., 3057 G Street, Hubbard, Oregon 97032, 

United States; Joseph K. Wipff, Pure Seed Testing, Inc., P.O. Box 448, 

Hubbard, Oregon 97032, United States; Peter G. Pitts, Spring Green, Wisconsin 


PI 614811. X Festulolium loliaceum (Huds.) P. Fourn. 

Cultivar. Population. "SPRING GREEN". CV-209. Pedigree - 50% Kemal, 18% 

Elmet, 15% Prior, and 17% Tandem. Increased freezing tolerance compared 

to its parent cultivars. In field trails at several locations, this has 

resulted in increased forage yield or persistence relative to each of 

its commercially available parents. 

The following were donated by Rosemary Chng, International Plant Genetic 

Resouces Institute, Seed Handling Unit, National University of Singapore, 

Dept. of Botany, Singapore. Received 06/01/1994. 

PI 614812. Lagenaria breviflora (Benth.) Roberty 

Wild. Moss 965; Ames 22078. Collected in Zambia. 



United States; S.A. Young, Utah State University, Plants, Soils, and 

Biometerorology Department, Logan, Utah 84322-4820, United States; S.M. 

Clawson, Utah State University, Dept. of Plants, Soils, and Biometeorology, 

Logan, Utah 84322-4820, United States; Dominique Roche, Utah State 

University, Dept. of Plants, Soils & Biochemistry, Ag. Sci. Bldg. 332, Logan, 

Utah 84322-4820, United States. Received 10/06/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "GOLDEN SPIKE"; UT1944-158; UT944158. PVP 200100033; 

CV-917. Pedigree - Arbon/Hansel/4/Hansel/3/CItr 14106/Columbia/2/McCall. 

Released 1999. Awned, brown-chaffed, hard white winter wheat. Erect, 

twisted flag leaf, an elliptical seed with mid-wide mid-deep seed crease 

and a fawn phenol reaction. Heading date similar to Hansel, is 15 cm 

shorter than Hansel, typically growing to a height of 78 cm in dryland 

crop-fallow environments. Exhibits excellent resistance to current 

prevalent races of dwarf bunt (Tilletia controversa) and common bunt 

(Tilletia tritici). Moderately resistant to snow molds. Susceptible to 

strip rust (Puccinia graminis) and is moderately susceptible to damage 

by Russian wheat aphid (Diuaphis noxia) and cereal leaf beetle (Oulema 

melanopa). 

The following were developed by David D. Baltensperger, University of 

Nebraska, Panhandle Research, & Extension Center, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 

69361-4939, United States; G.E. Frickel, Panhandle Res. and Ext. Center, 

University of Nebraska, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 69361, United States; Melicio 

Siles, Centro de Investigaciones Fitoecogeneticas de Pairumani, Pairumani, 

Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Cochabamba, Bolivia; Lenis A. Nelson, University of 

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Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, 342 Keim Hall - E. Campus, Lincoln, 

Nebraska 68583, United States; A. Marcon, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 

Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States. Donated by David D. 

Baltensperger, University of Nebraska, Panhandle Research, & Extension 

Center, Scottsbluff, Nebraska 69361-4939, United States. Received 10/19/2000. 

PI 614814. Setaria italica (L.) P. Beauv. subsp. italica 

Genetic. N-Si-1. GS-2. Pedigree - Selection from PI 458628 that matured 

in western Nebraska. Genetic marker stock of foxtail millet. Plant 

green, anthers orange, seed coats cinnamon-buff. Bristles short, 

earheads dense, seeds round. 



in western Nebraska. Genetic marker stock of foxtail millet. Plants 

purple, anthers orange, seed coats brick red. Bristles long, earheads 

dense, seeds elliptical. 



in western Nebraska. Genetic marker stock of foxtail millet. Plants 

green, anthers orange, seed coats cinnamon-buff. Bristles long, earheads 



Genetic. N-Si-4. GS-5. Pedigree - Selection from NESE2 that matured in 

western Nebraska. Genetic marker stock of foxtail millet. Plants purple, 

anthers white, and seed coats light buff. Bristles short, earheads lax, 

seeds round. 



in western Nebraska. Genetic marker stock of foxtail millet. Plant 

green, anthers orange, seed coats light buff. Bristles long, earheads 


The following were developed by Gary L. Windham, USDA, ARS, Crop Science 

Research Lab., P. O. Box 5367, Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762, United 

States; W. Paul Williams, USDA-ARS-CHPRRU, Box 9555, 344 Dorman Hall, 

Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762, United States. Donated by W. Paul 

Williams, USDA-ARS-CHPRRU, Box 9555, 344 Dorman Hall, Mississippi State, 

Mississippi 39762, United States. Received 10/04/2000. 


Breeding. Inbred. Mp715. GP-362. Pedigree - Developed from Tuxpan by 

selfing for eight generations while selecting for resistance to 

aflatoxin accumulation. Selected for reduced aflatoxin acumulation in 

the grain following inoculation of developing ears with an Aspergillus 

flavus spore suspension. Exhibits a high level of resistance to 

aflatoxin as a line and in crosses with other lines. Late-maturing with 

dark yellow kernels and white cobs. 

The following were developed by W. Paul Williams, USDA-ARS-CHPRRU, Box 9555, 

344 Dorman Hall, Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762, United States. Donated 

by Frank Davis, USDA-ARS, Crop Science Research Lab., P.O. Box 5248, 

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Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762, United States; W. Paul Williams, 

USDA-ARS-CHPRRU, Box 9555, 344 Dorman Hall, Mississippi State, Mississippi 



Breeding. Inbred. Mp716. GP-368. Pedigree - Developed by selfing within 

a cross between Mp708 and Mp78:518 (an unreleased line derived from 

Antigua Gpo. 2 and Republica Dominica Gpo. 1). Selected for resistance 

to leaf feeding by southwestern corn borer (Diatraea grandiosella) and 

fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda). Plants were artifically infested 

during the whor1 stage of growth with insect larvae and damage was 

visually rated 14 days later. Exhibits resistance to both insects. 

Plants approx. 2 meters tall. Kernels yellow. Cobs white. Maturity 

classification AES 1100. 

The following were collected by Alan W. Meerow, USDA, ARS, National Germplasm 

Repository, 13601 Old Cutler Road, Miami, Florida 33158, United States. 

Received 04/21/1999. 

PI 614821. Dietes iridioides (L.) Sweet ex Klatt 

Cultivar. "Amatola"; MIA 35549. Collected 04/21/1999 in South Africa. 

The following were developed by Robert W. Matchett, Resource Seeds, Inc., 

39438 Highway 113, P. O. Box 8755, Woodland, California 95776, United States; 

Lynn W. Gallagher, University of California, Department of Plant Sciences, 

One Shields Ave., Davis, California 95616, United States; Lee F. Jackson, 

University of California, Department of Plant Sciences, One Shields Avenue, 

Davis, California 95616-8780, United States; H.E. Vogt, University of 

California, Department of Plant Sciences, Davis, California 95616, United 

States; Y. Paul Puri, University of California, Tulelake Field Station, 

Tulelake, California 96134, United States. Received 11/06/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "UC 933"; UCD 92-10585; NSGC 8676. CV-304. Pedigree 

- Sma1/Sunbar 401/3/Gus/Kombyne//Sma1 ; Sma1 = Steptoe/2*Diamant/3/Minn 

Dwarf 64.98-8/Briggs/4/Asse. Released 2001. Six-row spring feed barley. 

Awned. Short-statured with good resistance to lodging. Moderately 

resistant to BYDV, stripe rust, leaf rust, scald, and net blotch. 

The following were donated by B. V. Ford-Lloyd, The University of Birmingham, 

School of Biological Sciences, P.O. Box 363, Birmingham, England B15 2TT, 

United Kingdom; Devon L. Doney, USDA, ARS, Northern Crops Research 

Laboratory, P.O. Box 5677, 331 Walster Hall, Fargo, North Dakota 58105, 



Uncertain. B186; IDBBNR 9507; Ames 8290. 

The following were donated by N.I. Vavilov Research Institute of Plant 

Industry, 44, B. Morskaya Street, St. Petersburg, Leningrad 190000, Russian 

Federation. Received 07/20/1992. 

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Uncertain. WIR 1701; IDBBNR 9562; Ames 19163; Jaltuskovskaja 116. 

Collected in Russian Federation. 

The following were donated by J. C. Theurer, Sugarbeet Investigations, Crops 

Res. Lab., Utah State Univ., Logan, Utah 84322, United States. Received 1983. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4457; NSL 183342; AT3984A. Crops Res. Lab, UT St. 

Univ., Logan, UT 84322 No further background information available. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 5002; NSL 183345; AT3987A. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 4463; NSL 183351; AT3993-4. Crops Res. Lab, UT St. 

Univ., Logan, UT 84322 No further background information available. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 5004; NSL 183358; AT3994-4. 


Cultivated. IDBBNR 5023; NSL 183390; 552. 

The following were developed by Brian T. Scully, University of Florida, 

Everglades Experiment Center, P.O. Box 8003, Belle Glade, Florida 33430, 



Breeding. Population. NE-EDR sh2. Pedigree - Backcross conversion of a 

su1 population known as NE-EDR su1. The NE-EDR su1 recurrent parent 

resulted from 10 generations of selection from a composite of 9 su1 

North American hybrids and 13 lines of Hawaiian and/or tropical origin. 

The backcross scheme proceeded through BC5 and was followed by 3 

isolated open-pollinations. Developed from exotic disease resistant 

(EDR) source as part of a cooperative research program involving FL, HI, 

IL, NY and WI under the auspice of Regional Hatch Project NE-124. Yellow 

endosperm sh2 germplasm with variability in maturity and plant m 

orphology. Resistance to common rust (Puccinia sorghii) and northern 

corn leaf blight (Exserohilum turcium) derived from tropical materials 

with polygenic resistance. 

The following were developed by Berlin D. Nelson, North Dakota State 

University, Department of Plant Pathology, Walster Hall 306, PO Box 5012, 

Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5012, United States; Theodore C. Helms, North 

Dakota State University, Dept. of Plant Science, Rm 166 Loftsgard Hall, 

Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5051, United States; Robert Jay Goos, North Dakota 

State University, Soil Science Dept, 127 Walster Hall, Fargo, North Dakota 



Cultivar. Pureline. "Barnes"; ND95-931. PVP 200100032; CV-433. Pedigree 

- (Maple Amber X Evans-1-1-10) X Pioneer 9061. Has the Rps6 allele which 

confers resistance to phytophthora root rot. Flower color purple, gray 

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pubescence, brown pod color, dull yellow seed coat, buff hila, and high 

peroxidase seed coat activity. Maturity 0.3 and high-yielding. 

Moderately resistant to iron chlorosis on high pH soils. 

The following were developed by James E. Specht, University of Nebraska, 

Department of Agronomy, 322 Keim Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States; 

George Graef, University of Nebraska, Department of Agronomy, 319 Keim 

Hall, East Campus, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States; L.L. Korte, 

Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska 

68583-0915, United States; D.M. White, Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., University of 

Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0915, United States. Received 10/05/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "NE3400". CV-434. Pedigree - F6-derived line from 

the MSBP1 population, an intermated population using ms2 male sterility 

to facilitate intermating. Late Maturity Group III (relative maturity 

3.4) with indeterminate growth habit, purple flowers, gray pubescence, 

and tan pods at maturity. Seeds yellow with dull seed coat luster and a 

buff hilum. Seed size averages 165 mg seed-1 with 418 g kg-1 protein and 

205 g kg-1 oil content. Average plant height 84 cm. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "NE1900". CV-435. Pedigree - F6-derived line from 

the MSBP1 population, an intermated population using ms2 male sterility 

to facilitate intermating. Late maturity group I (relative maturity 1.9) 

with indeterminate growth habit, white flowers, gray pubescence, and 

brown pods at maturity. Seeds yellow with dull seed coat luster and a 

yellow hilum. Seed size averages 163 mg seed-1 with 406 g kg-1 protein 

and 202 g kg-1 oil content. Average plant height 86 cm. 

The following were developed by Rulon S. Albrechtsen, Utah State University, 

Plant Science Department, Logan, Utah 84322-4820, United States. Received 

10/30/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "RICK"; UT541774; UT77W1054-1774. CV-904. Pedigree - 

Bannock/7/Columbia/6/Delmar//5/Hussar/Turkey 

Red//Ridit/3/Oro/Ridit/4/Norin10/Brevor. Released 1985. White-glumed, 

white-straw, medium maturing, semi-dwarf hard red spring wheat. Spike 

awned, oblong, middense, shatter resistant, and inclined at maturity. 

Glumes white, glabrous, midlong, midwide, with oblique to elevated 

shoulders. Beaks midwide, acute, and medium length. Kernels red, 

midlong, hard and ovate to elliptical, midsized germ and a shallow 

crease, with somewhat angular cheeks, brush is midsized and short. 

Recommended for production under irrigation and on dryland where annual 

precipitation 400 mm or more. In Utah irrigated tests, grain yield 

averaged 4087 kg ha-1. Headed 180 d after January 1, 86 cm tall, with 7% 

lodging. 772 kg m-3 test weight, and 13.0% protein. Milling and baking 

properties satisfactory. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "WYNNE"; UT25776; UT74S25-776. CV-905. Pedigree - 

Roque 66 / Fremont. Released 1982. Maturity medium, semidwarf hard red 

spring wheat with white straw. Spike awned, oblong, middense, shatter, 

resistant and somewhat nodding at maturity. Glumes white, glabrous, 

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long, midwide, with oblique to square shoulders. Beaks midwide, acute, 

and medium length. Kernels red, medium-short, hard and ovate, midsized 

germ and a shallow crease, with rounded cheeks, brush is mid-to-large 

and short. Recommended for production under irrigation or where annual 

precipitation is 500 mm or more. In Utah irrigated tests, grain yield 

averaged 4389 kg ha-1. Headed 174 d after January 1, 82 cm tall, with 3% 

lodging, 762 kg m-3 test weight, and 13.4% protein. Milling and baking 

properties satisfactory. 

The following were developed by Edward J. Souza, University of Idaho, 

Aberdeen Research & Extension Center, P.O. Box 870, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210, 

United States; Katherine O'Brien, University of Idaho, Aberdeen Research & 

Extension Center, P.O. Box AA, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210, United States; Nilsa 

Bosque-Perez, University of Idaho, Dept of Plant, Soil, & Entomological 

Sciences, Moscow, Idaho 83844-2339, United States; Mary Guttieri, University 

of Idaho, PO Box 870, 1693 S 2700 W, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210-0530, United 

States; D.J. Schotzko, University of Idaho, Plant, Soils, and Entomological 

Sci. Dept., Idaho, Idaho 82844, United States. Received 10/31/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. A90415W-E-Or-13. GP-725. Pedigree - Manning*2/PI 

94460. Released 2001. Bronze chaffed hard white winter wheat adapted to 

the intermountain west of the U.S. Resistant to the Russian wheat aphid, 

stripe rust, and dwarf bunt. Good milling and baking quality and 

excellent alkali noodle quality. 


Breeding. Pureline. A90416W-21. GP-726. Pedigree - Manning*2/PI 48650. 

Released 2001. Bronze chaffed hard red winter wheat adapted to the 

intermountain west of the U.S. Resistant to the Russian wheat aphid, 

stripe rust, and dwarf bunt. Good milling quality and bread baking 

characteristics. 


Breeding. Pureline. A92051W-D-2. GP-727. Pedigree - Manning *3/PI 47545. 

Released 2001. Bronze chaff hard white wheat adapted to rainfed 

production of the intermountain west of the U.S. Resistant to the 

Russian wheat aphid, stripe rust, and dwarf bunt. Good milling and 

baking quality and excellent alkali noodle quality. 



United States; Katherine O'Brien, University of Idaho, Aberdeen Research & 

Extension Center, P.O. Box AA, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210, United States; Mary 

Guttieri, University of Idaho, PO Box 870, 1693 S 2700 W, Aberdeen, Idaho 



Cultivar. Pureline. "JUBILEE"; A8854S-12; IDO525. PVP 200100167; CV-922. 

Pedigree - IDO184/IDO159//Tonichi sib/2*Sterling. Released 2001. Soft 

white spring wheat. Semi-dwarf with white chaff and awned head. 

Resistant to stripe rust races common in the Pacific Northwest of the 

U.S. Adapted to irrigated production. High flour yield and above average 

pastry quality. 

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United States; Mary Guttieri, University of Idaho, PO Box 870, 1693 S 2700 W, 

Aberdeen, Idaho 83210-0530, United States; R. McLean, Pendleton Flour Mills, 

463 W. Hwy 26, Blackfoot, Idaho 83221, United States. Received 10/31/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "LOLO"; A9158S-8; IDO533. CV-923. Pedigree - 

Oasis/ID0377. Hard white spring wheat. White chaffed, awned plant with 

semi-dwarf stature. Resistant to Pacific Northwest races of stripe rust. 

Susceptible to Hessian fly and Russian wheat aphid. Moderate gluten 

strength and low polyphenyl oxidase activity within aleurone. 




Cultivar. "26R38". PVP 200000339. Pedigree - Coker 

797/FL302/3/2555*4//Stella/2555 

sib/5/2555*7/Salami//2555*5/4/KU221-14/Eagle//NE73640/3/Cheney. 

The following were developed by Progeny Advanced Genetics, Inc., Salinas, 



Cultivar. "ICON". PVP 200000340. 


Cultivar. "ENTERPRISE". PVP 200000341. 

The following were developed by Milton C. Engelke, Texas A&M University, 

Research and Extension Center, 17360 Coit Road, Dallas, Texas 75252, United 

States; Lloyd R. Nelson, Texas A&M University, Agricultural Research & 

Extension Center, P.O. Box 200, Overton, Texas 75684, United States; R. H. 

White, Texas A&M University, Turfgrass Physiology, College Station, Texas, 

United States; J. Crowder, Texas A&M Univ. Agric. REC, P.O. Box 200, Overton, 


PI 614844. Lolium multiflorum Lam. 

Cultivar. Population. "AXCELLA"; TURF 92. PVP 200000342; CV-211. 

Pedigree - Selected from several populations of forage type annual 

ryegrass. Parents which originally made up these populations were Gulf, 

Marshall, TAM 90 as well as several breeding populations. Diploid 

(2n=14) dwarf-type annual ryegrass. Compared to forage cultivars, 

selected for turf-grass characteristics, such as short plant stature, 

high tillering, narrow leaves and a darker green color. Performed well 

as a turf-grass when over-seeded in October and November onto 

bermudagrass lawns in Texas. Low forage yield potential compared to 

forage annual ryegrass cultivars such as Gulf or Tam 90. Moderately 

resistant to crown rust (Puccinia coronata) races found in Texas. Not 

infected with fungal endophyte. Moderately tolerant to aluminum toxicity 

and acid soils. Good winter hardiness compared to Gulf ryegrass. 

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The following were developed by Peter Franck, Germany. Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "PATRIOT". PVP 200000343. Winter wheat. 




Cultivar. "SUN FIRE". PVP 200000344. 

The following were developed by Cascade International Seed Company, Jonathan 

Green & Sons, Inc., United States. Received 11/17/2000. 

PI 614847 PVPO. Dactylis glomerata L. 

Cultivar. "MAMMOTH". PVP 200000345. 


11/17/2000. 

PI 614848 PVPO. Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai 

Cultivar. "90-4228". PVP 200000346. 

The following were developed by Seed Research of Oregon, Inc., Corvallis, 

Oregon, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 

PI 614849 PVPO. Agrostis stolonifera L. 

Cultivar. "BRIGHTON". PVP 200000347. 



United States; Ronald F. Bara, Rutgers University, New Jersey Agricultural 

Experiment Station, Cook College, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901, United 

States; Dirk A. Smith, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, Plant 

Science Dept., Cook College, Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, 


Dept., P.O. Box 231, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, United States; Timothy 

M. Ford, Lebanon Seaboard Corporation, P.O. Box 10, Huntsville, Utah 84317, 


PI 614850. Festuca longifolia Thuill. 

Cultivar. Population. "OXFORD"; LTF-HF-95; Lot Z1-9-1230. PVP 200000349; 

CV-87. Pedigree - Selected from old turfs of U.S. and the European 

cultivars Biljart, Scaldis, and Waldina were evaluated, intercrossed, 

and subjected to many cycles of phenotypic and genotypic selection for 

improved turf performance, seed yield, stress tolerance, and pest 

resistance. Low-growing, turf-type hard fescue with a medium-dark green 

color, fine leaves, and the ability to produce an attractive, 

persistent, dense turf under low maintenance. Performed well in the 

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United States; Dirk A. Smith, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, 

Plant Science Dept., Cook College, Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, New Jersey 

08903, United States; Timothy M. Ford, Lebanon Seaboard Corporation, P.O. Box 

10, Huntsville, Utah 84317, United States; Stacy A. Bonos, New Jersey 

Agricultural Experiment Station, Rutgers State University, Dept. of Plant 

Biology and Pathology, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901, United States; 

William A. Meyer, Rutgers University, Plant Biology & Pathology Department, 

Foran Hall, 59 Dudley Road, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903-0231, United 



Cultivar. "CHAMPAGNE". PVP 200000350; CV-65. Pedigree - Single apomictic 

plant selected from the open-pollinated progeny of A80-336. Turf-type 

with a medium-fine leaf width, medium-dark bright green color, 

medium-high shoot density, and above average turf quality under 

medium-high maintenance in the NTEP tests established in 1995. Very good 

seedling vigor, spring green up, and winter color. Exhibits good 

resistance to the leaf spot and melting out (Drechslera poae), stripe 

smut (Ustilago striiformis), dollar spot (Sclerotinia homoeocarpa), and 

summer patch (Magnaporthae poae) diseases. Exhibits good tolerance to 

drought stress but moderate susceptibility to billbugs (Sphenophorus 

spp.). 

The following were developed by New Mexico State University Agricultural 

Experiment Station, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003, United States. Received 

11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "NuMex Snowball". PVP 200000351. 


Cultivar. "NuMex Chaco". PVP 200000352. 

The following were developed by The Regents of the University of California, 

1111 Franklin Street, Oakland, California 94607, United States. Received 

11/17/2000. 

PI 614854 PVPO. Medicago sativa L. 

Cultivar. "UC-Impalo-WF". PVP 200000353. 


11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "90-3627". PVP 200000354. 

The following were developed by The J.C. Robinson Seed Company, Waterloo, 

Nebraska, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 

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Cultivar. "M42618". PVP 200100001. 


Cultivar. "NR401". PVP 200100002. 

The following were developed by Jenks Seed Connection, Inc., United States. 

Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "ELFKIN". PVP 200100003. 

The following were developed by The Regents of the University of Arizona, 

Tucson, Arkansas, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "DP 744 Pima". PVP 200100004. 

The following were developed by Florida Vegetable Exchange, Florida, United 



Cultivar. "SNAPPY". PVP 200100005. 


Cultivar. "TERRAPIN". PVP 200100006. 

The following were developed by The J.C. Robinson Seed Company, Waterloo, 

Nebraska, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "8WL0009Bt". PVP 200100012. 


Cultivar. "8WL0021Bt". PVP 200100013. 


Cultivar. "JCR503". PVP 200100014. 

The following were developed by Abbott & Cobb, Inc., United States; Bryant J. 

Long, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "820Y"; ACX 820Y; ACX 812. PVP 200100015. 




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Cultivar. "NORTH STAR". PVP 200100016. 




Cultivar. "Sumida 626-S". PVP 200100017. 

The following were developed by Buck Semillas S.A., Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "CAUDILLO". PVP 200100018. Pedigree - Buck Poncho sib/Buck 

Charrua sib. 

The following were developed by Seminis Vegetable Seeds, Inc., Gard, France. 

Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "GATOR". PVP 200100019. 




Cultivar. "PH26N". PVP 200100020. 


Cultivar. "PH3AV". PVP 200100022. 


Cultivar. "PH36E". PVP 200100023. 

The following were developed by Crites-Moscow Growers, Inc., 212 8th, P.O. 

Box 8912, Moscow, Idaho 83843, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "TYNE". PVP 200100024. 

The following were developed by Agrigenetics, Inc., Seed Research Division, 



Cultivar. "7SH382". PVP 200100025. 


Cultivar. "6RC172". PVP 200100026. 

The following were developed by Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, Texas, 


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Cultivar. "TAM 400"; TX93V5722. PVP 200100027. Pedigree - 

TAM-200/TX82D5668(Era/TAMW101). 

The following were developed by Marlin Edwards, Green Giant Co., 201 N. 4th 

Street, Lesueur, Minnesota 56058, United States. Received 11/17/2000. 


Cultivar. "EXPLOSIVE BLAST". PVP 200100028. 


Cultivar. "EXPLOSIVE EMBER". PVP 200100029. 


Cultivar. "EXPLOSIVE IGNITE". PVP 200100030. 



10/1979. 


Cultivated. QQ065; NSL 106393. Collected 1978 in Los Lagos, Chile. 

Latitude 42° 30' S. Longitude 73° 55' W. Chiloe. The stems have 

pink bases, the petioles are faintly red, the blades are green, the 

flowers are pink. The blade edges are very dentate. As observed by 

David Brenner in a greenhouse in Ames, Iowa in 1996. 


Landrace. QQ95; NSL 106394. Collected 1978 in Jujuy, Argentina. Latitude 

23° 13' S. Longitude 65° 20' W. Humahuaca. The stems have pink 

bases and green stripes. There are many branches all along the stems, 

with narrow branch angles so that the stems are erect. The petioles are 

faintly red, the flowers are green or red. There are many leaves within 

the infloresence. Observed by David Brenner in a green house planting, 

1996, Ames, Iowa. 


Landrace. QQ67; NSL 106395. Collected 1978 in La Araucania, Chile. 

Latitude 38° 45' S. Longitude 72° 36' W. Temuco. The bases of 

the stems are pink, the petioles are green, the flowers are 

yellow-white. As observed by David Brenner in a green house planting, 

1996, Ames, Iowa. 


Landrace. QQ101; NSL 106396. Collected 1978 in Jujuy, Argentina. 

Latitude 22° 6' S. Longitude 65° 37' W. Yavi. The stems have 

either pink bases with green stripes, or they are red striped. The 

petioles are either green or weakly red. The flowers are pink. As 

observed by David Brenner in a green house planting, 1996, Ames, Iowa. 


Landrace. QQ87; NSL 106397. Collected 1978 in Jujuy, Argentina. Latitude 

23° 25' S. Longitude 66° 29' W. Susques. The stems have pink 

bases and green stripes. The petioles and flowers are green. As 

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Landrace. QQ57; NSL 106398. Collected 1978 in Bio-Bio, Chile. Latitude 

36° 36' S. Longitude 72° 7' W. Chillan, (Faro Ranch). The stems 

have red bases with green stripes. The petioles are green. The flowers 

are pink. As observed by David Brenner in a green house planting, 1996, 

Ames, Iowa. 


Landrace. QQ74; NSL 106399. Collected 1978 in Maule, Chile. Latitude 

35° 26' S. Longitude 71° 40' W. Talco. The stems have pink 

bases, further up they are orange with green stripes. The petioles and 

flowers are orange. As observed by David Brenner in a green house 

planting, 1996, Ames, Iowa. 



37° 48' S. Longitude 73° 24' W. Canete. The stems have green 

stripes, the petioles and blades are green. The flowers are green with 

faint pink coloring. As observed by David Brenner in a green house 




37° 48' S. Longitude 73° 24' W. Canete. The stems are red with 

green stripes visible through the red. The petioles have faint red, the 

blades are green. The flowers are red. The red parts are an attractive 

dark purple shade. As observed by David Brenner in a green house 




37° 48' S. Longitude 73° 24' W. Canete. The stems are orange 

with green stripes. The petioles and blades are green. The flowers are 

orange. As observed by David Brenner in a green house planting, 1996, 

Ames, Iowa. 

The following were developed by Richard C. Johnson, USDA, ARS, Washington 




Cultivated. Kentucky 31 Delta High; W6 22708. Collected 06/28/1990 in 

Kentucky, United States. Latitude 38° 3' N. Longitude 84° 30' W. 

Elevation 292 m. Derived from 2 cycles of selection from PI 561430 

(Kentucky 31 Endophyte free). Selections were made for high carbon 

isotope discrimination as described in Johnson, R.C., and Li Yangyang. 

1999. Water Relations, forage production, and photosynthesis in tall 

fescue divergently selected for carbon isotope discrimination. Crop 

Sci. 39:1663-1670. 


Cultivated. Kentucky 31 Delta Low; W6 22709. Collected 06/28/1990 in 

Kentucky, United States. Latitude 38° 3' N. Longitude 84° 30' W. 

Elevation 292 m. Derived from 2 cycles of selection from PI 561430 

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(Kentucky 31 Endophyte free). Selections were made for Low carbon 

isotope discrimination as described in Johnson, R.C., and Li Yangyang. 

1999. Water Relations, forage production, and photosynthesis in tall 

fescue divergently selected for carbon isotope discrimination. Crop 

Sci. 39:1663-1670. 

The following were developed by D.J. Vanderhave, Postbus 1, Kapelle, 

Netherlands. Received 1978. 

PI 614892. Festuca trachyphylla (Hack.) Krajina 

Cultivar. "SCALDIS"; NSL 96955. PVP 7500014. 



United States; A.M. Radko, United States Golf Association, Green Section, 

Highland Park, New Jersey 08904, United States; E.W. Brown; Richard H. 

Hurley, Lofts Seed, Inc., 347 Elizabeth Avenue, Suite 101, Somerset, New 

Jersey 08873, United States. Donated by B. Curtis, Lofts Pedigreed Seed Co., 

Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States. Received 1979. 


Cultivar. "RAM I"; NSL 101861. PVP 7800069; CV-16. Pedigree - Selected 

from a single, highly apomictic plant found on a putting green of the 

Webhannet Gold Club, Kennebunk Beach, Maine. Moderately low-growing, 

turf-type with medium texture and rich, dark green color. Good tolerance 

of close mowing, good spring greenup and resistance to annual bluegrass 

invasion. Moderately resistant to leaf spot and crown rot disease, and 

stem rust. Good resistance to stripe smut and most races of powdery 

mildew. Moderately susceptible to leaf rust. Above average tolerance to 

herbicide tricalcium arsenate. 

The following were developed by Craig A. Abel, USDA, ARS, Southern Insect 

Management Research Unit, 141 Experiment Station Road, Stoneville, 

Mississippi 38776, United States; Jeff Tyler, Delta and Pine Land Company, 

P.O. Box 157, 100 Main Street, Scott, Mississippi 38772, United States. 

Received 12/12/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. DT98-2448. GP-279. Pedigree - D88-5684 x DP3589. 

Mid-maturity group V. Less defoliation from the soybean looper 

(Pseudoplusia includens) than susceptible cvs. Per cent defoliation for 

leaf feeding damage by velvetbean caterpillar (Anticarsia gemmatalis 

(53%) similar to resistance source PI 229358 (50%) and much less than 

that of susceptible Bedford (93%) and TracyM (93%). Seed yield on heavy 

clay soil at Stoneville, MS, 3440.6 kg/ha which was significantly less 

than that of UARK-5798 (3830.4) and P9594 (3978.2). 






Received 06/02/1998. 

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PI 614895. Chenopodium murale L. 

Wild. Index Seminum 290; Ames 24678. Collected 07/28/1997 in Santarem, 

Portugal. Latitude 39° 30' N. Longitude 8° 42' W. Covao do Feto, 

in the vicinity of Serra de Santo Antonio. Stems with red stripes, 

farinose on the undersides of the blades, mildly aromatic, blades 

toothed. The sepals are keeled. As observed by David Brenner in a 

greenhouse in Ames, Iowa 2000. 

PI 614896. Chenopodium vulvaria L. 

Wild. Index Seminum 293; Ames 24679. Collected 07/28/1997 in Santarem, 

Portugal. Latitude 39° 30' N. Longitude 8° 42' W. Covao do Feto, 

in the vicinity of Serra de Santo Antonio. The foliage is very bad 

smelling, like rotten fish. As observed by David Brenner in a 

greenhouse in Ames, Iowa 2000. 

The following were developed by M. Rahman, Bangladesh Agr. Res. Inst., 

Ishurdi, Bangladesh; M.A. Afzal, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, 

Pulses Research Centre, Joydebpur, Gazipur, Bangladesh; Md. Abu Bakr, 

Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Pulses Research Centre, Gazipur, 

Bangladesh; M. Motior Rahman, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, 

Pulses Research Center, Gazipur, Bangladesh. Received 03/09/2000. 

PI 614897. Vigna radiata (L.) R. Wilczek 

Cultivar. Pureline. BARIMUNG-3. CV-182. Pedigree - Sonamung (Bangladeshi 

local cultivar) x BARI Mung-2 (released variety from PRC, BARI in 1987). 

Photo insensitive and high-yielding with low disease incidence. 

Tolerance to YMV disease. Erect and trifoliate. Leaves moderately 

pubescent and terminal leaf ovate. Petiole length intermediate and 

greenish-purple. Racemes situated above the canopy. Corolla of the 

flower yellow with a light green calyx. Mature plants attain a height of 

50-55 cm. Flowering occurs in 30-34 days, and physiological maturity 

reached 60-65 days after emergence, which is 10 days earlier than the 

local cultivar. Pods number 9-11. After maturity pods turn black. Seeds 

drum-shaped and greenish brown. Seed weight 29 g/1000 seed. Average 

yield 1.3 t/ha, outyielding the local check by 25%. 

The following were developed by M.M. Rahman, Pulses Research Center, BARI, 

Regional Agric. Res. Sta., Ishurdi, Pabna, Bangladesh; M. Rahman, Bangladesh 

Agr. Res. Inst., Ishurdi, Bangladesh; A. Sarker, Int. Center for Agricultural 

Research in the Dry Areas, P.O. Box 5466, Aleppo, Syria; M.A. Afzal, 

Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Pulses Research Centre, 

Joydebpur, Gazipur, Bangladesh; Md. Abu Bakr, Bangladesh Agricultural 

Research Institute, Pulses Research Centre, Gazipur, Bangladesh; M. Motior 

Rahman, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Pulses Research Center, 

Gazipur, Bangladesh. Received 03/09/2000. 

PI 614898. Vigna radiata (L.) R. Wilczek 

Cultivar. Pureline. BARIMUNG-4; Grif 14472. CV-181. Pedigree - Sonamung 

(local variety) x Barimung-2 (released variety from PRC, BARI in 1984). 

Grows erect to height of 52-57 cm. Flowers 34-36 days after emergence 

and reaches physiological maturity within 60-65 days after emergence. 

Leaves trifoliate, alternate, and green. Leaf pubescence present. 

Petiole length short and purple green. Corolla yellowish green. Raceme 

position above the canopy. Mature pods tan. Seeds drum-shaped and light 

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green. 100-seed weight of about 2.9 g. Resistant to mungbean yellow 

mosaic virus (MYMV) and cercospora leaf spot (CLS). During initial 

evaluation, the families or lines were screened for combined resistance 

using the spreader - row technique. Highly susceptible lines for YMV 

(IMN86) and CLS (M9) were planted after every five families or liens to 

create artificial diseases pressure. Rated 0 on 0 to 5 rating scale for 

both diseases throughout evaluation across location. 

The following were developed by Ming H. Yu, USDA, ARS, U.S. Agricultural 

Research Station, 1636 East Alisal St., Salinas, California 93905, United 


PI 614899. Beta vulgaris subsp. maritima (L.) Arcang. 

Breeding. Population. M1-2. GP-218. Pedigree - Produced from 

inter-pollination of the selected Mi-1 (PI 593237) beet plants that 

carried a high level of resistance to root-knot nematode in isolation 

chambers. Multigerm, partially self-compatible, varies in bolting habit, 

plant type, and pigmentation. Roots mostly in fanged formation. Highly 

resistant to, if not homozygous, root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne spp.). 

Resistant to multiple species of nematode, including M. incognita, M. 

javanica, M. arenaria, M. hapla, M. chitwoodi, and M. fallax. Useful for 

root-knot nematode resistance research in sugarbeet. 

The following were developed by Steven D. Linscombe, Louisiana State 

University, LSU Rice Experiment Station, 1373 Caffey Road, Rayne, Louisiana 

70578, United States; Farman Jodari, Louisiana State University, Rice 

Research Station, P.O. Box 1429, Crowley, Louisiana 70527-1429, United States; 

Don Groth, Louisiana State University, Rice Research Station, P.O. Box 

1429, Crowley, Louisiana 70429-1429, United States; P.K. Bollich, Rice 

Research Station, P.O. Box 1429, Crowley, Louisiana 70527-1429, United States; 

L.M. White, Louisiana State University, Rice Research Station, P.O. Box 

1429, Crowley, Louisiana 70527-1429, United States; Richard Dunand, Louisiana 

State University, Rice Research Station, 1373 Caffey Road, Rayne, Louisiana 

70578, United States; D.E. Sanders, Louisiana Cooperative Extension Serivce, 

P.O. Box 25100, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70894-5100, United States; Q.R. Chu, 

Rice Research Station, P.O. Box 1429, Crowley, Louisiana 70527-1429, United 



Cultivar. Pureline. "EARL"; LA 9602074; RU9602074; NSGC 8677. PVP 

200100046; CV-112. Pedigree - Mercury/Rico 1//Bengal. Released 2000. 

Early, high yielding, conventional height medium-grain rice variety. 

More susceptible to lodging than Bengal and somewhat more resistant than 

Lafitte. Displays adaptation throughout the southern United States rice 

producing regions. 

The following were collected by Sarah Ward, Colorado State University, 

Department of Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United 



Landrace. CQ 101; Ames 21909. Collected 03/29/1992 in Oruro, Bolivia. 

Latitude 17° S. Longitude 68° W. Elevation 3870 m. Near 

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Kauhuasi. Field. Original plant green with brown seeds. S1 progeny 

segregate for seed color (brown, yellow, white). High saponin. 




Kauhuasi. Field. Pinkish plant with white seeds. High saponin. 




Kauhuasi. Field. Red plant with white seeds. High saponin. 




Kauhuasi. Field. Large, branched green plant with white seeds. High 

saponin. 




Lekepalta. Field. Weedy branching plant with black seeds. Possible 

hybrid wi. 




Lekepalta. Field. Pink plant with white seeds. High saponin. 




Lekepalta. Field. Green branching plant with white seeds. High saponin. 




Lekepalta. Field. Slightly pinkish plant with white seeds. High 

saponin. 




Lekepalta. Field. Green plant, white seeds. High saponin. 




Lekepalta. Field. Red plant, white seeds. High saponin. 




Lekepalta. Field. Green plant, white seeds. High saponin. 

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Latitude 17° S. Longitude 68° W. Elevation 3890 m. Near Lekepalta. 

Field. Green plant with crimson sepals, white seeds. Medium saponin. 



Latitude 17° S. Longitude 68° W. Elevation 3780 m. Unidentified 

location south of Oruro. Field. Purple plant, white seeds. High 

saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Green plant, white seeds. High saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Light purple plant with white seeds, 

pink sepals. High saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Very large branching plant with white 

seeds, pink sepals. High saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Green plant with reddish stem, white 

seeds. High saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Dark red plant, white seeds with 

pinkish tinge. High saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Branched green plant, white seeds. High 

saponin. 




location south of Oruro. Field. Red plant, white seeds. High saponin. 


Uncertain. CQ 121; Ames 21929. Collected 03/29/1992 in La Paz, Bolivia. 

Latitude 17° 14' S. Longitude 67° 55' W. Elevation 3700 m. 

Instituto Boliviano de Tecnologia, Patacamaya. Research station. 

Unnamed selection, white seeds. Low saponin. 

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Cultivar. CQ 122; "Sayana"; Ames 21930. Collected 03/29/1992 in La Paz, 


m. Instituto Boliviano de Tecnologia, Patacamaya. Research station. Red 

plant, white seeds. Low saponin. 


Cultivar. CQ 123; "Jamiri"; Ames 21931. Collected 03/29/1992 in La Paz, 


m. Instituto Boliviano de Tecnologia, Patacamaya. Research station. 

Green plant, white seeds. Low saponin. 





Unnamed mass selection. Green plant, white seeds. Low saponin. 





Unnamed mass selection. Green plant, red seeds. Low saponin. 





Off-type in mass selection. Green plant, brown seeds. High saponin. 


Landrace. CQ 127; Ames 21935. Collected 03/29/1992 in La Paz, Bolivia. 



Land-race selection. Green plant, yellow seeds (progeny segregate for 

yellow and white seeds). High saponin. 





Land-race collection. Light red plant, white seeds. Low saponin. 





Land-race collection. Green plant, white seeds. Medium saponin. 





Land-race collection. Green plant, red seeds. Low saponin. 



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location near Oruro. Farmer's field. Green plant, white seeds. High 

saponin. 





saponin. 





saponin. 




location near Oruro. Farmer's field. Red plant, white seeds. High 

saponin. 




location near Oruro. Farmer's field. Purple plant, white seeds. High 

saponin. 




location near Oruro. Farmer's field. Light red plant, white seeds. High 

saponin. 



Latitude 17° S. Longitude 68° W. Elevation 3800 m. Outskirts of 

Oruro. Farmer's field. Green plant with red stem, small light brown 

seeds. Low saponin. 



Latitude 17° S. Longitude 68° W. Elevation 3800 m. Outskirts of 

Oruro. Farmer's field. Red plant, branching, with brown seeds. High 

saponin. 

The following were developed by Antonin Dreiseitl, Agricultural Research 

Institute, Ltd., Havlickova 2787, Kromeriz, South Moravia 767 01, Czech 

Republic; Petr Svacina, Plant Select, Ltd., Hrubcice 111, Bedihost, South 

Moravia CZ-79821, Czech Republic. Received 11/30/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HERIS"; HE-6260; NSGC 8679. CV-285. Pedigree - 

Ametyst/Palestine 

10/Diamant/Alsa/H.St.49248/Hassan/Karat/Favorit/Favorit/Forrajera/Rika/D 

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iamant/C-292/Ribari/CelechovickyHanacky/I-25/Valticky/Ab-1105/Diamant/Fa 

vorit/Union/Kneifel/Carlsberg 

II/Union/Opavsky/Saale/Ricardo/Diamant/Monte Cristo/Valtic 

ky/Ekonom/Riso-6018/Ametyst/Opavsky/B-2145/Opavsky/Saalegerste/Estate. 

Released 1998. Two-rowed hulled spring barley. Heris possesses a 

combination of the resistance gene Rph7 against leaf rust (Puccinia 

hordei) and mlo against powdery mildew (Erysiphe graminis. 

The following were developed by C. Wayne Smith, Texas A&M University, 

Department of Soil and Crop Sciences, 2474 TAMUS, College Station, Texas 



Breeding. Pureline. TAM 90K-3. GP-717. Pedigree - PD 9232//TAMU 

79XX-7//TAMU 3181. Average rating for fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum) 

was 32, compared with 30 for the resistant control and 84 for the 

susceptible control in the Auburn University Nat. Fusarium Wilt Nursery, 

during 1993 and 1994. Compared favorably with Deltapine 50 when 

evaluated under irrigated conditions at College Station, TX, during 1992 

through 1994, averaging 95% of the lint yield of Deltapine 50 and 10% 

higher fiber bundle strength. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 88G-104; Tamcot 8104. GP-716. Pedigree - 

Deltapine 90/CS-8606. Combines high yield potential and excellent fiber 

properties. Adapted to central and south Texas. Mid to full-season, 

picker-type upland cotton with a growth habit intermediate to Deltapine 

50 and Deltapine 90. Open bolls resist shattering but are not stormproof 

and fluff adequately for picker harvest. Smooth leaves, averaging 2 

trichomes cm-2. Resistant to the silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia 

argentifolii) and moderately susceptible to "Bronze Wilt". Reaches 60% 

open bolls 7 days later than Deltapine 50. Micronaire reading averages 

4.1. Upper half mean length averages 28 mm. Fiber bundle strength 

averages 277 kN m kg-1. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 90K-31. GP-718. Pedigree - Breeding line 

3183/UArk-1//PD6186. Individual F2:3 plants were selected on the basis 

of apparent agronomic fitness and high volume instrument fiber 

properties. Lint yields tend to be lower than Deltapine 50 and 

Stoneville 453, but equal to Tamcot 2111 and Tamcot HQ 95. Fibers 

generally exhibit lower micronaire readings. Fiber bundle strength 

ranged from 20% greater than Deltapine 50 to 33% higher than Tamcot HQ 

95 during 1992 through 1994. Averaged 30 mm across 14 location years. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91A-8. GP-719. Pedigree - PD 6186/Tamcot 2111. 

Individual F2:3 plants were selected on the basis of apparent agronomic 

fitness and high volume instrument fiber properties. Lint yield 

potential lower than commercial cultivars adapted to central and south 

Texas during 1992 through 1994. Averaged 309 kN m kg-1, 19% higher fiber 

bundle strength than Stoneville 132 and Deltapine 50. Micronaire 

readings averaged from 4.6 to 5.2 and HVI upper half mean length of 

fibers averaged 28 mm. 


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Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91A-59. GP-720. Pedigree - B86-307 (Ls isoline 

of Delcot 390)/Tamcot 2111. Individual F2:3 plants were selected on the 

basis of apparent agronomic fitness and high volume instrument fiber 

properties. Lint yield potential was equal to Stoneville 132. Gin 

turnout averaged 39%. Averaged 317 kN m kg-1, ranging from 11 to 26% 

higher fiber bundle strength than Stoneville 132 across 4 location years. 

Micronaire readings averaged 4.7 and HVI upper half mean length of 



Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91A-107. GP-721. Pedigree - Tamcot 

CAB-CS//Tamcot CAMD-E/Arkugo#4. Individual F2:3 plants were selected on 

the basis of apparent agronomic fitness and high volume instrument fiber 

properties. Lint yield potential equal to Stoneville 132. Gin turnout 

averaged 38%. Averaged 346 kN m kg-1, 34% higher fiber bundle strength 

than Stoneville 132. Micronaire readings averaged 4.7 and HVI upper half 

mean length of fibers averaged 27 mm. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91C-34. GP-722. Pedigree - Del Cerro/Tam 1080. 



potential is inferior to Stoneville 132. Gin turnout averaged 34%. 

Averaged 365 kN m kg-1, 30 to 43% higher fiber bundle strength than 

Stoneville 132. Micronaire readings averaged 4.0 and HVI upper half mean 

length of fibers averaged 31 mm. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91C-52. GP-723. Pedigree - Del Cerro/Tam 1080. 


fitness and high volume instrument fiber properties. Lint yield is 

inferior to Stoneville 132. Gin turnout averaged 35%. Averaged 333 kN m 

kg-1, 22 to 29% higher fiber bundle strength than Stoneville 132. 

Micronaire readings averaged 4.4 and HVI upper half mean length of 



Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91D-3. GP-724. Pedigree - CA 3018/TAM 1080. 


fitness and high volume instrument fiber properties. Lint yield averaged 

87% of Stoneville 132. Gin turnout averaged 37%. Averaged 368 kN m kg-1, 

35% to 37% higher fiber bundle strength than Stoneville 132. Micronaire 

readings averaged 4.1 and HVI upper half mean length of fibers averaged 

29 mm. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91D-13. GP-725. Pedigree - Tamcot CAB-CS/TAM 

0155. Individual F2:3 plants were selected on the basis of apparent 

agronomic fitness and high volume instrument fiber properties. Lint 

yield inferior to Stoneville 132 and Deltapine 50. Gin turnout averaged 

33%. Averaged 320 kN m kg-1, 15 to 43% higher fiber bundle strength than 

Deltapine 50. Micronaire readings averaged 3.7 and HVI upper half mean 



Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91D-49. GP-726. Pedigree - CS 8606/TAM 1033. 


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potential was competitive with Stoneville 132. Gin turnout averaged 35%. 

Averaged 334 kN m kg-1, 23 to 31% higher fiber bundle strength than 

Stoneville 132. Micronaire readings averaged 3.9 and HVI upper half mean 



Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91A-104fg. GP-727. Pedigree - PD 6186/TAM 2055. 

Normal phenotype except that the bracts roll inward and curl away from 

the flower bud or developing boll, a trait referred to as "frego bract." 

Yield potential competitive with Stoneville 132 when fleahoppers 

(Pseudatomoscelis seriatus) are controlled. Lower gin turnout than 

Stoneville 132 but higher fiber bundle strength. Other fiber quality 

traits are comparable. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 91C-95Ls. GP-728. Pedigree - B86-188/TAM 1080. 

Leaves have more narrow lobes and/or greater indentation between major 

lobes than normal leaves of upland cotton, a trait referred to as "sub 

okra" leaf shape. Compared with normal leaves, the sub okra leaf shape 

reduces leaf area by about 8%. Lint yield potential is comparable to 

that of Stoneville 132, a popular commercial cultivar in central Texas 

during the mid 1990s. Lower gin turnout but finer, longer and stronger 

fibers than Stoneville 132. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 90O-24L. GP-729. Pedigree - TAM 2167/Gumbo. 

"Okra" leaf shape. This leaf shape has much more narrow lobes and 

indentations between lobes that reach almost to the base of the leaf. 

Compared with normal leaves, the okra trait reduces leaf area by about 

23%. Lint yield was equivalent to Deltapine 50, a popular commercial 

cultivar in central and south Texas, when evaluated across four 

locations in 1992 through 1995. Higher gin turnout, lower micronaire, 

and equivalent fiber length and strength. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 90C-19s. GP-730. Pedigree - CA 3005/TAM 2055. 

Averages six trichomes/cm2 of abaxial leaf surface compared with 

eight/cm2 for Deltapine 50 and over 100 trichomes/cm2 for Stoneville 

453. The absence of trichomes is the primary mechanism of resistance to 

the SLW in this germplasm line. Averaged 14 eggs and immatures per cm2 

of abaxial leaf surface compared with 18 for Deltapine 50 and 30 for 

Stoneville 453. When evaluated as a host for adult longevity and 

fecundity, total eggs/female life time was reduced compard with 

Stoneville 907 as a host. Data from the University of California 

indicated that TAM 90C-19s harbored fewer adults, nymphs, and eggs than 

Acala SJ-2. Resistant to fusarium wilt. Yields equivalent to Deltapine 

50 and exhibits superior fiber bundle strength. 


Breeding. Pureline. TAM 90J-57s. GP-731. Pedigree - PD 6186/breeding 

line. Averages six trichomes/cm2 of abaxial leaf surface compared with 

eight/cm2 for Deltapine 50 and over 100 trichomes/cm2 for Stoneville 

453. Evidence to date suggest that the absence of trichomes is the 

primary mechanism of resistance to the SLW in this germplasm line. 

Across 5 sampling dates in 1992, averaged 8 eggs and immatures per cm2 

of abaxial leaf surface compared with 18 for Deltapine 50 and 30 for 

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Stoneville 453. Shorter but stronger fibers than Deltapine 50. 

The following were donated by Joshua Tao, 8922 Diamond Lake Lane, Houston, 



Cultivar. Pureline. "GP-2"; SQ96-2; NSGC 6143. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "IR58025 B"; SQ96-8; NSGC 6149. Developed in 

Philippines. Pedigree - IR22/Improved Sabarmat. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "GUI 99"; SQ96-12; NSGC 6153. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "R 312"; SQ96-13; NSGC 6154. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "Z 535"; SQ96-17; NSGC 6158. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "R 147"; SQ96-19; NSGC 6160. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "XIANGZHAOXIAN NO. 15"; SQ96-20; NSGC 6161. 

Developed in China. 

The following were donated by China National Rice Research Institute, 

Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. Received 09/05/1996. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HUNANRUANMI"; SQ96-22; NSGC 6163. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZHONGZAO NO. 1"; SQ96-29; NSGC 6170. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZHONGYU NO. 6"; SQ96-31; NSGC 6172. Developed in 

China. Pedigree - Minghui 63/Tesanai. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZHENSHAN 97"; SQ96-32; NSGC 6173. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "XIUSHUI 11"; SQ96-34; NSGC 6175. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZHONGYOUZAO NO. 3"; SQ96-38; NSGC 6179. Developed 

in China. 

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Cultivar. Pureline. "CHAO 25"; SQ96-41; NSGC 6182. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "XIANGHU NO. 2"; SQ96-45; NSGC 6186. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "NINGHUI 18"; SQ96-47; NSGC 6188. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "QINGLIN NO. 9"; SQ96-52; NSGC 6193. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ERXI NO. 149"; SQ96-53; NSGC 6194. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TAIZHOU 1950"; SQ96-57; NSGC 6198. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TAIZHONGXIAN 255"; SQ96-58; NSGC 6199. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "XINAN 72"; SQ96-61; NSGC 6202. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "YANGZI 95"; SQ96-64; NSGC 6205. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "71198"; SQ96-67; NSGC 6208. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "WUNONG NO. 2"; SQ96-68; NSGC 6209. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZHONGYU NO. 1"; SQ96-69; NSGC 6210. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "XIANGZAOXIAN NO. 1"; SQ96-70; NSGC 6211. Developed 

in China. 

The following were donated by Chengdu Institute of Biology, Academia Sinica, 

P.O. Box 416, Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Received 09/05/1996. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MINGHUI 63"; SQ96-72; NSGC 6213. Developed in 

China. Pedigree - IR30/Gui 630. 

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Cultivar. Pureline. "DALIDAO"; SQ96-73; NSGC 6214. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZHANG 32"; SQ96-74; NSGC 6215. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "MPH 502"; SQ96-76; NSGC 6217. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "HRI 6201"; SQ96-77; NSGC 6218. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TIEJING NO. 4"; SQ96-78; NSGC 6219. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ZANUO NO. 1"; SQ96-84; NSGC 6225. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "KECHENGNUO NO. 4"; SQ96-85; NSGC 6226. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "JINNUO NO. 6"; SQ96-87; NSGC 6228. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "DIAN NO. 01"; SQ96-88; NSGC 6229. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "89-1"; SQ96-89; NSGC 6230. Developed in China. 




Cultivar. Pureline. "AIJIAONANTE"; SQ96-91; NSGC 6232. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "YOU NO. 51"; SQ96-93; NSGC 6234. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "FU NO. 83"; SQ96-94; NSGC 6235. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "DIANDUN 501"; SQ96-97; NSGC 6238. Developed in 

China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "CHUNZHI NO. 11"; SQ96-98; NSGC 6239. Developed in 

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China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "TIE 90-1"; SQ96-99; NSGC 6240. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "SHENG 9"; SQ96-105; NSGC 6246. Developed in China. 








Cultivar. Pureline. "H 323"; SQ96-110; NSGC 6251. Developed in China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "02428"; SQ96-111; NSGC 6252. Developed in China. 





The following were donated by Ren Guangjun, Sichuan Academy of Agric. 

Sciences, Crop Institute, Chengdu, Sichuan 610066, China. Received 

09/05/1996. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "CDR 22"; SQ96-114; NSGC 6255. Developed in China. 





The following were donated by Sichuan Agricultural University, Rice Research 

Institute, Wenjiang, Sichuan 611130, China. Received 09/05/1996. 


Cultivar. Pureline. Guineandao; SQ96-119; NSGC 6260. Collected in Guinea. 

Latitude 11° 0' N. Longitude 10° 0' W. 


Breeding. Pureline. 2071-621-2; SQ96-158; NSGC 6299. Developed in 

Liberia. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "GUICHAO NO. 2"; SQ96-160; NSGC 6301. Developed in 

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China. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "SHUFENG 109"; SQ96-163; NSGC 6304. Developed in 

China. 



China. 



China. 



China. 

The following were donated by Joshua Tao, 8922 Diamond Lake Lane, Houston, 



Breeding. Pureline. GL 1; SQ96-168; NSGC 6309. Developed in China. 


Breeding. Pureline. 460; SQ96-171; NSGC 6312. Developed in China. 




Breeding. Pureline. 4429-2; SQ96-175; NSGC 6316. Developed in China. 

















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The following were donated by A.T. Whittemore, Missouri Botanical Garden, 

Biology Department, P.O. Box 299, St. Louis, Missouri 63166-0299, United 



Cultivated. W6 10440. Collected 07/20/1991 in Kazakhstan. Latitude 

43° 15' N. Longitude 76° 57' E. Private vendor, Alma Ata Market. 

Curled-leafed lettuce. 


Cultivated. W6 10441. Collected in Kazakhstan. Latitude 43° 15' N. 

Longitude 76° 57' E. Private vendor, Alma Ata Market. Leafy salad 

type. 

The following were collected by Richard M. Hannan, USDA, ARS, Washington 


99164-6402, United States; Walter J. Kaiser, USDA, ARS, Washington State 




Cultivated. B92-71; "Winter Butterhead"; W6 10788. Collected 06/30/1992 

in Bulgaria. Latitude 43° 34' N. Longitude 27° 51' E. Dobrich 

market. 


Cultivar. B92-73; "JUNSKA"; W6 10789. Collected 06/30/1992 in Bulgaria. 

Latitude 43° 34' N. Longitude 27° 51' E. Dobrich market. Cos 

type. 

The following were donated by Tong Daxiang, Institute of Crop Germplasm 

Resources, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 30 Bai Shi Qiao Road, 

Beijing, Beijing, China. Received 02/02/1993. 


Cultivated. EX. NO. 00012; W6 11330; Nei meng hong sheng cai. 


Cultivated. EX. NO. 00025; W6 11331; Bai jian ye wo ju. 




Cultivar. "MARY'S"; W6 3493. 


Cultivar. "BEN SHEMEN"; W6 3494. 

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Cultivar. "FEVILLE DECHENE"; W6 3694. 


Cultivar. "ROSSA FRUILANA"; W6 3792. 

The following were donated by Pauline Mullins, The Organic Plant Institute, 

Peaceable Kingdom Foundation, P.O. Box 313, Washington-On-Brazos, Texas 



Cultivated. "Ziegler's Heirloom"; W6 19000. Collected 1991 in Germany. 

Bibb lettuce. Very cold hardy variety and has great flavor. 




Cultivar. "COCARDE RED OAKLEAF"; W6 3747. 


Cultivar. "FRENCH RED HEAD"; W6 3758. 


Cultivar. "JOHN BIBB"; W6 3764. 


Cultivar. "JSS8532"; W6 3765. 


Cultivar. "GREENWAVE"; W6 3700. 


Cultivar. "RED HEAD"; W6 3782. 


Cultivar. "INDIANA AMISH"; W6 3490. 


Cultivar. "BISCIA ROSSA"; W6 3742. 


Cultivar. "KINEMONTEPAS"; W6 3701. 


Cultivar. "ROSSA DI TRENTO"; W6 3791. 

The following were collected by Fred J. Muehlbauer, USDA, ARS, Washington 

State University, Grain Legume Genetics & Phys. Res. Unit, Pullman, 

Washington 99164-6434, United States; Edward J. Garvey, USDA, ARS, Natl. 

Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Room 409, Building 003, BARC-West, 

Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States; Lufter Xhuveli, Agricultural 

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University of Tirana, Dept. of Agronomy, Rr."Myslym Shyri", Tirana, Albania. 



Cultivated. Al 011; W6 18615. Collected 08/24/1996 in Albania. Latitude 

40° 38' N. Longitude 19° 31' E. Elevation 20 m. South of Fier, 

Novosele, home of M. Beqo, relatives of Lufter Xhuveli. Shared from 

stored seed supply from home garden. Plant 80cm tall. Leaves curly, 

light green. Flowers yellow. Common landrace. 




Cultivar. "MIGNONETTE BRONZE"; W6 3706. 

The following were developed by Daryl T. Bowman, North Carolina State 

University, Department of Crop Science, Box 8604, Raleigh, North Carolina 



Breeding. Pureline. NC 72. GP-715. Pedigree - DES 119/KC311//DELTAPINE 

90. Averages 1352 kg ha-1 lint yield in North Carolina, 42.6% lint, 83.8 

cm height, 29.7 mm fiber length, 5.6% fiber elongation, 83.6% uniformity 

index, 328.3 KNmKg-1 fiber strength, 4.2 micronaire, 36 kg yarn (skein) 

strength, a fibeness reading of 143 mtex for fiber, seed index of 9.7 g 

per 100 seed, and a maturity similar to Deltapine 51. Fair resistance 

(52) to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). Has T3 level of pubescence, 

nectaries, normal leaf shape, and exhibits a semi-cluster fruiting 

pattern. 

The following were developed by S.N. Acharya, Agriculture and Agri-Food 

Canada Research Centre, P.O. Box 3000, Main, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 481, 


PI 615074. Astragalus cicer L. 

Cultivar. Population. "AC Oxley II"; LRC95-93-1. CV-193. Pedigree - 

Synthetic cultivar developed from Oxley cultivar. Improved seedling 

vigor and forage yield. Soft hollow-stems and pinnately-compound leaves 

with 19-25 leaflets. Seedling growth and regrowth after cutting is 

faster than Oxley. Better winterhardiness than any forage legume 

cultivar. Forage stands show no susceptibility to diseases while seed 

stands may show susceptibility to sclerotinia (Sclerotinia 

sclerotiorum). White to pale yellow flowers are borne on racemes. 

Flowering occurs over a long period of time. Some plants bloom from June 

to the first frost. Seeds larger, 4.34 g 1000-1 seeds compared to 3.83 g 

for Oxley. Intended for use as a pasture and silage legume in pure and 

mixed stands. Yielded 123% and 111% of Oxley check under dryland and 

irrigated conditions in western Canada, respectively. 

The following were collected by Norman L. Taylor, University of Kentucky, 

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Department of Agronomy, N-122 Agric. Sci. Bldg.-N, Lexington, Kentucky 

40546-0019, United States; Walter Graves, University of California 

Cooperative Ext. Service (retired), 7665 Volclay Drive, San Diego, California 

92119-1219, United States; Jose Delgadillo, Mexico. Received 11/21/2000. 

PI 615075. Trifolium wigginsii J. M. Gillett 

Wild. Population. 3; 5-271-5; 5-271-4; W6 23107. Collected 10/18/2000 in 

Baja Norte, Mexico. Latitude 31° 0' 43" N. Longitude 115° 28' 

38" W. Elevation 2455 m. Village of Sierra de San Pedro Martir, near 

Vallecitos Meadow, Baja CA, Norte, Mexico. "Level open meadows of mixed 

coniferous forests, heavily grazed yarrow, potentilla, and carex, all 

low growing" (Collector Note, N.L. Taylor); Exposure: open, Slope: none, 

Aspect: slightly West. Plants growing in rhizomatous clumps, scattered 

clumps of plants, abundance: frequent, flower color: white purple, 

"Heavily grazed meadow" (Collector Notes N.L. Taylor). 

The following were developed by Cascade International Seed Company, 8483 W. 

Stayton Rd., Aumsville, Oregon 97325, United States. Received 12/26/2000. 


Cultivar. "PARKLAND". PVP 200000314. 




Cultivar. "PHOR8". PVP 200100021. 


12/26/2000. 


Cultivar. "NP2052". PVP 200100031. 

The following were developed by Yugen Kaisha Nihon Noken, Japan. Received 

12/26/2000. 


Cultivar. "KAPUCHIN". PVP 200100034. 




Cultivar. "EBRO". PVP 200100036. 


Cultivar. "TAPIA". PVP 200100037. 

The following were developed by SeedTec International, Inc., Woodland, 


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PI 615082 PVPO. Carthamus tinctorius L. 

Cultivar. "S-780". PVP 200100038. 

The following were developed by North Carolina State University, North 

Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta., Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. Received 

12/26/2000. 

PI 615083 PVPO. Nicotiana tabacum L. 

Cultivar. "VECTOR BURLEY 21-41". PVP 200100039. 




Cultivar. "OnCue". PVP 200100040. 

The following were developed by A. Doug Brede, J.R. Simplot Co., 5300 West 

Riverbend Avenue, Post Falls, Idaho 83854-9499, United States. Received 

12/26/2000. 


Cultivar. "CHICAGO II". PVP 200100042; CV-78. Pedigree - Originated from 

a highly apomictic, single-plant selection from hybrid cross 91-0195, 

made in the field at Post Falls, ID in July 1991 using pollen from 

Limousine to pollinate plant of Midnight. In seed production, moderately 

late maturing, low growing variety. Unique from other bluegrasses in its 

late emergence from the ground in the spring in seed fields. For unknown 

reasons, this characteristic does not correlate to late spring greenup 

in turf. Greens up moderately early in mowed turf. Plants in seed 

production grow strongly via a lateral rhizome system, but short culm 

and seedhead length. Lateral growth averages a robust 47 cm from one 

year's rhizome growth. 

The following were developed by Henry M. Munger, Cornell University, 

Department of Plant Breeding, 252 Emerson Hall, Ithaca, New York 14853, 



Uncertain. Ames 2804; G19203. Pedigree - Hybrid F7, PI 186959 (Tur.) x 

Yankee Hybrid F7. Supposed to have outstanding resistance to CMV and 

powdery mildew. 

The following were donated by Northeast Regional PI Station, USDA, ARS Plant 

Genetic Resources Unit, 630 W. North Street, Geneva, New York 14456-0462, 



Uncertain. Ames 2805; PQ016174. Collected in Unknown. Seed received as 

transfer from NE9. 

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The following were donated by Glenn Drowns, Sand Hill Preservation Center, 

1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; James Robinson, Route 

1, Box 115, Mt. Savage, Maryland 21545, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Amish Field Pie Pumpkin"; Ames 4725. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Louise C. Florance, 

P.O. Box 4058, Salinas, California 93912, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Austrian Bush"; Ames 4726. 

The following were donated by Curtis Sylvester Showell, 13318 Muskrattown 

Road, Delaware & Road Number 96A Maryland Line, Bishopville, Maryland 21813, 

United States; Glenn Drowns, Sand Hill Preservation Center, 1878 230th 

Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Connecticut Sweet Pie Pumpkin"; Ames 4727. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Tom Knoche, 860 

Oakleaf Road, Sardinia, Ohio 45171, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Bloomfield Pumpkin"; Ames 4728. 


Cultivar. "Chesnut"; Ames 4729. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; John Stevens, P.O. Box 

274, Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Fordhook"; Ames 4730. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Nichols Garden 

Nursery, 1190 North Pacific Highway NE, Albany, Oregon 97321-4580, United 



Cultivar. "French White Bush"; Ames 4731. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; R.A. Butt, Victoria, 

Australia. Received 12/16/1985. 

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Cultivar. "Gem"; Ames 4732. 

The following were developed by Glenn Drowns, Sand Hill Preservation Center, 

1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Idaho Gem Pumpkin"; Ames 4734. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Tessa Gowans, Abundant 

Life Seed Foundation, P.O. Box 772, 930 Lawrence Street, Port Townsend, 



Cultivar. "Japanese Pie Pumpkin"; Ames 4735. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Marvin Klitzke, 200 N. 

Grand Street, Eugene, Oregon 97402, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Kahcona"; Ames 4736. 





Cultivar. "King of the Mammoths"; Ames 4737. 


Cultivar. "Lebanon"; Ames 4739. 






Cultivar. "Maryland Pie Pumpkin"; Ames 4741. 





Cultivar. "Naked Seed"; Ames 4742. 

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1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Lars-Olov Rosenstrom, 

Sesam, Egilsv 27, 161 53, Bromma, Sweden. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Oland"; Ames 4743. 





Cultivar. "Prostate"; Ames 4744. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Richard Grazzini, Self 

Sufficient Seeds, Barr Hollow Road, Woodward, Pennsylvania 16882, United 



Cultivar. "Round Zucchini"; Ames 4745. 






Cultivar. "Showell"; Ames 4746. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Gary Nabhan, Native 

Seeds/SEARCH, 3950 W. New York Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85745, United States. 

Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Tarahumara Indian"; Ames 4748. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Louise C. Florance, 

P.O. Box 4058, Salinas, California 93912, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Tender and True Marrow"; Ames 4749. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Alexander & Brown Co., 

Perth, Scotland, United Kingdom. Received 12/16/1985. 


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Cultivar. "Trailing Green Marrow"; Ames 4750. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Paul Kline, 8140 

Zenith Court, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55443, United States; Donna Kline, 

8140 Zenith Court, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55443, United States. Received 

12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Uncle Herman Pumpkin"; Ames 4751. 

The following were developed by Glenn Drowns, Sand Hill Preservation Center, 



Cultivar. "White Acorn"; Ames 4752. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Louise Bastable, 24 

Acorn Street, Middleton, Massachusetts, United States. Received 12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "White Egyptian Zucchini"; Ames 4753. 





Cultivar. "Wilbur Field"; Ames 4754. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Porter & Son, 

Seedsmen, P.O. Box 104, Stephenville, Texas 76401, United States. Received 

12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Golden Bush Scallop"; Ames 4755. 


1878 230th Street, Calamus, Iowa 52729, United States; Vermont Bean Seed 

Company, Garden Lane, Fair Haven, Vermont 05743-0250, United States. Received 

12/16/1985. 


Cultivar. "Yellow Scallop"; Ames 4756. 




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Cultivar. "Zikusa"; Ames 4758. 

The following were collected by Gary Nabhan, Native Seeds/SEARCH, 3950 W. New 

York Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85745, United States; Muruaga, Native 

Seeds/SEARCH, 3950 W. New York Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85745, United States; 

Burns, Native Seeds/SEARCH, 3950 W. New York Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85745, 

United States. Donated by Gary Nabhan, Native Seeds/SEARCH, 3950 W. New York 

Drive, Tucson, Arizona 85745, United States. Received 03/20/1986. 


Cultivar. GN 84-83; "Calabaza mayera"; Ames 4996. Collected 09/05/1984 

in Chihuahua, Mexico. Latitude 29° 5' N. Longitude 108° 22' W. 

El Seis, Chihuahua. 


Cultivated. GN 84-84; Ames 4997. Collected 09/05/1984 in Chihuahua, 

Mexico. Latitude 29° 5' N. Longitude 108° 22' W. El Seis, near 

Madera, Chihuahua. 

The following were collected by Hugh H. Iltis, University of Wisconsin, 

Herbarium and Department of Botany, Madison, Wisconsin 53706, United States. 

Donated by Hugh H. Iltis, University of Wisconsin, Herbarium and Department 

of Botany, Madison, Wisconsin 53706, United States; M. Nee, New York 

Botanical Gardens, New York, New York, United States. Received 03/15/1988. 


Cultivated. Ames 8087; Spaghetti squash. Collected 12/1986 in Wisconsin, 

United States. Madison, Dane County. Commercial fruits. 



09/06/1989. 


Landrace. P 5383; CPE 387; Guiches (Guichayota); Ames 10705. Collected 

01/06/1986 in Guerrero, Mexico. Latitude 17° 33' N. Longitude 

98° 40' W. Elevation 1524 m. Sample from Aquilpa, 30 km W of Tlapa 

on road to Chilpandingo. Processing area next to ford. Single fruit 

collection with 5381 (C. moschata); farily typical pepo. 




98° 40' W. Elevation 1524 m. Sample from Aquilpa, 30 km W of Tlapa 

on road to Chilpancingo. From lady living near processing area near 

ford. Single fruit collection from second stop in town with 5384 and 

5386. 




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98° 40' W. Elevation 1524 m. Sample from Aquilpa 30 km W of Tlapa on 

road to Chilpancingo. From lady living near processing area near ford. 

Single fruit collection from second stop in town with 5384 and 5385. 


Landrace. P 5390; CPE 391; Huitzayota; Ames 10709. Collected 01/06/1986 

in Guerrero, Mexico. Latitude 16° 57' N. Longitude 98° 37' W. 

Elevation 1982 m. Mixed (combined seed from several fruit) sample from 

farm 6 km W of JCT with rt. to Olinala -road to Ayotzinapa and 

Tlapa/Chilpancingo road (km 128). Planted several different rows with 

mixta and moschata. Mixed sample (seed from several fruit). 




Elevation 1982 m. Sample from farm 6 km W of rd to Olinala at JCT of 

road to Ayotzinapa and Tlapa/Chilpancingo road (km 128). Planted 

different rows of mixta and moschata. Single fruit sample. 




Elevation 1982 m. Sample from farm near Ayotzinapa, 6 km W of JCT with 

rt to Olinala, at jct of road to Ayzinapa and Tlapa/Chilpancingo road 

(128 km). Planted different rows with mixta and moschata. Single fruit 

sample. 


Uncertain. P 5399; CPE 395; Ames 10713. Collected 01/06/1986 in 

Guerrero, Mexico. Latitude 16° 57' N. Longitude 98° 37' W. 

Elevation 2012 m. From farm along Tlapa/Chilpancingo road at Zoquipa, 2 

km E of Chilacachoapa and 38 km E of Chilpancingo road. Collection of 3 

fruits from lady; she selects next year's seed from largest fruits (did 

not want to sell largest). 


Landrace. P 5435; CPE 396; Tzolito; Ames 10714. Collected 01/10/1986 in 

Chiapas, Mexico. Latitude 16° 49' N. Longitude 92° 30' W. 

Elevation 2150 m. Series of fruits obtained from small farm near Balum 

Canal, ca. 15 k NE of San Cristobal de Las Casas, between Tenejapa and 

Romerillo. Series of 7 fruits taken from farm; small, multi-colored, a 

typical pepo; sown in March, harvested June. 


Landrace. P 5436; CPE 397; Tzul; Ames 10715. Collected 01/10/1986 in 

Chiapas, Mexico. Elevation 2400 m. Obtained by Edel Bye from vender 

during town meeting at Romerillo (NE of San Cristobal). Two fruits, 

large, green-mottled; sown in March, harevested June/July; use flesh 

with sugar. 


Landrace. P 5437; CPE 398; Tzol; Ames 10716. Collected 01/10/1986 in 


Elevation 2256 m. From grower in San Jaun Chamula (NW of San Cristobal 

de las Casas). Locally grown. Three fruits from grower; they select 

seed for sowing from the larger fruit of the harvest. Sown in April, 

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harvested June/July. 


Landrace. P 5439; CPE 399; Tzolito; Ames 10717. Collected 01/11/1986 in 


Elevation 2165 m. From farm just above Huixtan on HWY 199, ca. 15 k NE 

of JCT with 190. Five fruits. Used only for seeds (roasted or ground 

for "pipian"), sown in February with harvest in July/August. 


Landrace. P 5441; CPE 400; Tzol; Ames 10718. Collected 01/11/1986 in 

Chiapas, Mexico. Elevation 1768 m. From Cholol, near Ozchuc on HWY 199. 

Grown with C, ficifolia ('meil') and C. moschata ('chumb'). Sample 

taken from seed set aside to plant in 1985; old seed, but a mass sample. 


Uncertain. P 5444; CPE 401; Ames 10719. Collected 01/11/1986 in Chiapas, 

Mexico. Elevation 2287 m. From Chilil on HWY 199 not far from JCT with 

HWY 190. Only two fruits available, others (larger) were retained as 

source of seed for next year's planting. 

The following were developed by Saatzucht Gleisdorf, Ges. m. b. H. & Co. KG., 

Am Tieberhof 33, Gleisdorf, Styria 8200, Austria. Donated by Oswald 

Baumgartner, Saatzucht Gleisdorf, Gesellschaft m.b.H., u.Co., KG, AM 

Tieberhof 33, Gleisdorf, Styria A-8200, Austria. Received 04/20/1990. 


Cultivated. "Gleisdorfer Olkurbis"; Ames 13213. Vine type, hull-less 

seeds. 

The following were collected by F.V. Nuez, Escuela Tecnica Sup. de Ing. 

Agronomos, Catedra de Genetica, Univers. Politecnica Camino de Vera S/N, 

Valencia, Valencia 46022, Spain. Donated by International Board for Plant 

Genetic Resources, AGPG, FAO, Via della terme de Caracalla, Rome, Latium 

00100, Italy. Received 08/18/1987. 


Landrace. CA-CU-46; Calabacino; Ames 13363. Collected 04/18/1987 in 

Canary Islands, Spain. Latitude 28° 10' N. Longitude 15° 37' W. 

El Palmar, Las Palmas Province. Sown March, harvested May-June. Fruits 

elongated, whitish. 




Elevation 340 m. Las Melenguinas, Las Palmas Province. 




El Palmar, Las Palmas Province. Fruits rounded-elongated-oval. White 

fly pest. 


Landrace. CM-CU-32; Calabacin; Ames 13367. Collected 03/11/1985 in 

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Cuenca, Spain. Latitude 40° 10' N. Longitude 2° 10' W. Elevation 

958 m. Manana, Cuenca Province. Hilly, level site, brown and red sand 

clay soil, medium stoniness, poor drainage, farmland. Sown May, 

harvested September. Fruits elongated, white. Used as food. 


Landrace. CM-CU-40; Calabacin; Ames 13368. Collected 03/13/1985 in 

Cuenca, Spain. Latitude 40° 8' N. Longitude 2° 3' W. Elevation 

1000 m. La Hor de Huecar, Cuenca Province. Mountainous, level site, 

brown silt soil, good drainage, farmland. Sown April-May, harvested 

August-September. Fruits white, small, very soft. Used for food. 


Landrace. MU-CU-16; Calabacin largo; Ames 13369. Collected 09/22/1984 in 

Murcia, Spain. Latitude 37° 45' N. Longitude 1° 27' W. Elevation 

220 m. Totana, Murcia Province. Plain level, level site, brown loam clay 

soil, low stoniness, moderate drainage. Sown February, harvested 

September-November. Used as food. 

The following were developed by N.P.S. Dhillon, Punjab Agricultural 

University, Vegetable Research Station, Jalandhar, Punjab 144001, India. 

Received 07/01/1991. 


Uncertain. 14-6-7; Ames 15934. Highly resistant to Red Pumpkin Beetle 

(Aulacophora foveicollis). 

The following were donated by Alan Whittemore, USDA/ARS, University of 

Georgia, Regional Plant Introduction Station, Griffin, Georgia 30223-1797, 



Uncertain. Ames 19040. Collected 07/20/1991 in Kazakhstan. Latitude 

43° 15' N. Longitude 76° 57' E. Government Store, Alma Ata, 

Kazakh Republic. Fruit large. 




Kazakh Republic. Eating type. 




Kazakh Republic. Fruit pickled. 

The following were donated by N.I. Vavilov Research Institute of Plant 

Industry, 44, B. Morskaya Street, St. Petersburg, Leningrad 190000, Russian 

Federation. Received 07/20/1992. 


Cultivar. "Baskirskaja 245"; WIR 2710; Ames 19232. Collected 1990 in 

Bashkortostan, Russian Federation. Bashkiriya. From Bashkortostan 

region; annual advanced cultivar, entering katalog in 1956. 

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Cultivar. WIR 2731; Ames 19233; Ukrainskaja Mnogoplodnaja. Collected 

1988 in Ukraine. 


Cultivar. WIR 4010; Ames 19234; Luc. Collected 1989 in Ukraine. 


Cultivar. VIR 2907; Ames 19235; Belyje 13. Collected 1990 in Moscow, 

Russian Federation. Breeding resource from Russia entering into katalog 

in 1953 per VIR database. 


Cultivar. WIR 3642; Ames 19236; Sote 38. Collected 1988 in Moldova. 









Landrace. USM-104; Chappankaddu; Ames 20123. Collected 10/19/1992 in 

Rajasthan, India. Latitude 27° 12' N. Longitude 81° 20' E. 

Maraksar?, Suratgarh, Rajasthan. (Kadoo, Kadu, Kaddu = pumpkin/squash.) 




Chappankaddu, Suratgarh, Rajasthan. Rainy season. (Kadoo, Kadu, Kaddu = 

pumpkin/squash.) 




Market, Suratgarh, Ganganagar, Rajasthan. Rainy season. (Kadoo, Kadu, 

Kaddu = pumpkin/squash.) 

The following were donated by Mark Anthony, Little Chicago Popcorn Co., 11010 

S. 419E, Muncie, Indiana 47302, United States. Received 02/19/1993. 


Cultivated. Little Chicago Miniature Pumpkin; Ames 20181. Composite of 7 

strains (including 2 gourd influenced); white, yellow, orange, etc.; all 

developed locally. 




Cultivar. "Mandan"; Ames 21713. 

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The following were collected by Pokhara Horticultural Research Station, Zone 

District Kaski, Nepal. Donated by David Spooner, USDA, ARS, University of 




Cultivated. 7000; Ames 22387. Collected 03/20/1995 in Nepal. 

The following were donated by Andre Comeau, Agriculture Canada, 2915 

Courcelles, Sainte-Foy, Quebec G1V 2J3, Canada. Received 02/26/1998. 


Cultivated. Ames 24519. Collected 1998 in Krasnodar, Russian Federation. 

Good vigor; gives 2 or 3 fruits of 8 pounds each; seeds are green 

skinned, large; seed yield is not much above 1 cup per fruit. 

The following were developed by Kenneth F. Grafton, North Dakota State 

University, Plant Sciences Department, P.O. Box 5051 SU Station, Fargo, North 

Dakota 58105-5051, United States. Received 12/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "ARTHUR". PVP 200100050. Pedigree - 

N85027/4/81-049-01/82-147-21//Neptune/81-077-06/03/N85007. Navy bean 

with erect, narrow profile growth habit with pods distributed throughout 

the canopy. Plant height averages 63.1 cm, which is taller than many 

commercial navy bean cultivars. Mid-season maturity (98 days in ND) but 

possesses uniform, rapid dry down shape, and is 18.8 g 100 seed-1 in 

weight. Carries the Ur-3 allele for rust (Uromyces phaseoli) and the 

dominant I gene for resistance to bean common mosaic virus. Shows 

limited damage to feeding injury cause by potato leafhopper (Empoasca fa 

bae) and may avoid white mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum). 







Station, P.O. Box 20280, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 4Z7, Canada. Received 

12/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "AC ARGONAUT"; L95A035; 90071A. CV-192. Pedigree - 

Redkloud/Kentwood/3/Redklous/Kentwood//Swan Valley/4/Beryl. 

High-yielding navy dry bean. Suited to production in western Canada. 

Higher yields (3000 kg/ha) over the official check cultivar, Envoy (2200 

kg/ha). Matures in 101 d, which is 2 d earlier than Enjoy. Type IIa, 

semi-determinate growth habit, with semi-erect stem and branches and 

with some long vines (4), in contrast to the erect type I determinate 

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growth habit of Envoy. Darker green leaf color than Envoy. Pod 

distribution is high on the plant and not scattered as it is for Envoy. 

Seed (at 14% moisture), averaging 22.0 g 100-1 over 7 sites, is greater 

in mass than that of Envoy (16.4 g 100-1). Flower color white, same as 

Envoy. Resistant to strains 1 and 15 of Bean Common Mosaic Virus and is 

resistant to prevalent races of rust collected in the field in Colorado 

in 2000. Susceptible to white mold, bean common bacterial blight, 

anthracnose, and root rot (Fusarium spp.). 

The following were developed by Gilles Saindon, Agriculture Canada, 

Lethbridge Research Station, Crop Science Research Station, Lethbridge, 

Alberta T1J 4B1, Canada; F. Kiehn, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Research 

Centre, Unit 100 - 101 Route 100, Morden, Manitoba R6M 1Y5, Canada; H.C. 

Huang, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Lethbridge Research Center, P.O. Box 

3000, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 4B1, Canada; H.H. Mundel, Agriculture and 

Agri-Food Canada, Research Centre, Box 3000, Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 4B1, 

Canada; Shree P. Singh, University of Idaho, Kimberly Research & Extension 

Ctr., 3793 North 3600 East, Kimberly, Idaho 83341-5076, United States. 

Received 12/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "AC BLACK DIAMOND"; 94CT382; L96F101. CV-191. 

Pedigree - LE93-7/XAN51//LE93-8/DOR391. High-yielding large-seeded, 

shiny black dry bean. Well adapted to the Canadian prairies, yielding 

significantly more than the higher yielding of two check cultivars, UI 

906, at 122% in narrow-rows and 106% in wide-rows. Moderately 

susceptible to white mold and resistant to Bean Common Mosaic Virus. 







Station, P.O. Box 20280, Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 4Z7, Canada; Shree P. 

Singh, University of Idaho, Kimberly Research & Extension Ctr., 3793 North 

3600 East, Kimberly, Idaho 83341-5076, United States. Received 12/10/2000. 


Cultivar. Pureline. "AC SCARLET"; 94CT182; L96D114. CV-195. Pedigree - 

LE93-7/3/XAN87/UI36//BAC16/PVA800A. High-yielding small red dry bean. 

Well adapted to the eastern Canadian prairies, yielding significantly 

more than the check cultivar, NW 63, at 125%. Moderately susceptible to 

white mold, and susceptible to common bacterial blight, rust, fusarium 

and BCMV. 

The following were developed by James S. Quick, Colorado State University, 

Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; T.J. 

Martin, Kansas State University, Agric. Research Center-Hays, 1232 240th 

Avenue, Hays, Kansas 67601, United States; Dallas L. Seifers, Kansas State 

University, Agriculture Research Center-Hays, 1232 240th Avenue, Hays, Kansas 

67601-9228, United States; B. Friebe, Kansas State University, Wheat Genetics 

Resource Center, Department of Plant Pathology, Manhattan, Kansas 66506-5502, 

United States; Bikram S. Gill, Kansas State University, Wheat Genetic 

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Resources Center, Department of Plant Pathology, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, 

United States; Frank Peairs, Colorado State University, Dept. of 

Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest Management, Fort Collins, Colorado 

80523-1177, United States; J.B. Rudolph, Colorado State University, Dept. of 

Entomology, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; John Stromberger, 

Colorado State University, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, 1170 Campus 

Delivery, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; Scott D. Haley, 

Colorado State University, Soil and Crop Sciences Department, 1170 Campus 

Delivery, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States; J.J. Johnson, Colorado 

State University, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 

80523, United States; Sally Clayshulte, Colorado State University, Dept. of 

Soil and Crop Sciences, Plant Science Building W18, Fort Collins, Colorado 

80523, United States; B. Clifford, Colorado State University, Dept. of Soil 

and Crop Sciences, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523, United States. Received 

12/10/2000. 


Breeding. Pureline. CO960293-2. GP-728. Pedigree - PI 222668/TAM 

107//(Novi Sad 14/Novi Sad 603//Newton/3/Probrand 835, CO850034). 

Released 2001. Awned, white-glumed, medium-late maturity, semidwarf 

winter wheat. Carries a previously unidentified source of resistance to 

wheat streak mosaic virus (WSMV) and resistance to the Russian wheat 

aphid (RWA; Diuraphis noxia). Preliminary data suggest that the WSMV 

resistance is temperature-sensitive, similar to the Wsm1 gene found in 

CI 17884. Allelism tests with CI 17884 indicate independent segregation 

of the two sources of WSMV resistance. No information is currently 

available on inheritance of RWA resistance. 

The following were donated by Gad Ron, Greenfield Lawn Ind. Ltd., 

Kefar-Yehezkel, Israel. Received 05/23/1996. 

PI 615161. Cynodon transvaalensis Burtt Davy 

Cultivar. "DANIELA"; Q 36318; Grif 14037. Originally destined to be 

autoclaved. After GRIN records search, retained. 

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Species Index 

Achyranthes aspera (613097) 

Achyranthes bidentata (613015) 

Aegilops biuncialis (614605-614612) 

Aegilops cylindrica (614613-614624) 

Aegilops geniculata (614625-614626) 

Aegilops kotschyi (614627-614629) 

Aegilops triuncialis (614630-614635) 

Agrostis stolonifera (614849) 

Allium cepa (612433, 614852-614853) 

Amaranthus blitoides (612387, 612854) 

Amaranthus blitum (612860) 

Amaranthus cruentus (612847) 

Amaranthus dubius (612850) 

Amaranthus fimbriatus (612855) 

Amaranthus hybrid (612849) 

Amaranthus hybridus (612934) 

Amaranthus hypochondriacus (612933) 

Amaranthus palmeri (612856) 

Amaranthus retroflexus (612851, 612857) 

Amaranthus spinosus (612848) 

Amaranthus standleyanus (613180) 

Ampelopsis hybrid (613012) 

Anthoxanthum odoratum (614677) 

Antirrhinum majus subsp. cirrhigerum (613013) 

Antirrhinum molle (613014) 

Apium graveolens var. dulce (614667) 

Arachis hypogaea (612601-612603, 613135, 613147, 613600, 614083-614087) 

Aronia melanocarpa (613016) 

Astragalus adsurgens (613637, 613644) 

Astragalus cicer (613639, 615074) 

Astragalus falcatus (613636, 613638, 613640-613641) 

Astragalus glycyphyllos (613635, 613642) 

Astragalus melilotoides (612571-612575) 

Astragalus sp. (613634) 

Astragalus tibetanus (613643) 

Avena sativa (612393-612394, 612421, 612973, 613330-613343, 614661) 

Avena sterilis (614636-614641) 

Beta macrorhiza (613273) 

Beta vulgaris subsp. maritima (614899) 

Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris (612765-612770, 613165, 613197-613272, 

613274-613276, 614823-614829) 

Brassica carinata (613124-613128) 

Brassica napus (612846, 614105-614109, 614792-614793) 

Calendula arvensis (613017) 

Calendula officinalis (613018-613020) 

Calendula suffruticosa subsp. fulgida (613021) 

Callistephus chinensis (614112-614117) 

Capsicum annuum (612432, 612484-612485, 612955, 614877-614879, 615079) 

Capsicum pubescens (614001) 

Carthamus tinctorius (612967, 613355-613534, 615082) 

Chenopodium berlandieri (612858) 

Chenopodium glaucum (612859) 

Chenopodium murale (614895) 

Chenopodium quinoa (614002, 614880-614889, 614901-614938) 

Chenopodium vulvaria (614896) 

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Chloris gayana (614728) 

Cicer arietinum (612869, 613353, 614731) 

Citrullus lanatus (614848) 

Citrullus lanatus var. lanatus (612457-612475) 

Cornus bretschneideri (613022) 

Cucumis melo (614369, 614371-614373, 614376-614379, 614383, 614407, 

614419-614425, 614499, 614598, 614602-614603, 614672, 614781) 

Cucumis melo subsp. agrestis (614168-614169, 614173-614175, 614279, 614304, 

614307-614309, 614323, 614325, 614327-614330, 614334-614335, 614341, 

614354-614357, 614359-614368, 614389-614399, 614409-614418, 

614426-614442, 614456-614458, 614463-614471, 614477-614489, 

614491-614494, 614512, 614514-614516, 614518-614521, 614523, 

614525-614526, 614529-614534, 614536-614541, 614548-614554, 614558, 

614563, 614565, 614573-614575, 614579-614581) 

Cucumis melo subsp. melo (614157-614167, 614170-614172, 614176-614269, 

614273-614278, 614280-614303, 614305-614306, 614310-614322, 614324, 

614326, 614331-614333, 614336-614340, 614342-614353, 614358, 614374, 

614380-614382, 614386, 614388, 614400-614406, 614408, 614443-614455, 

614459-614462, 614472-614473, 614475-614476, 614490, 614500, 

614502-614509, 614513, 614517, 614522, 614524, 614527-614528, 614535, 

614542, 614544-614547, 614556, 614559-614562, 614564, 614566-614572, 

614577-614578, 614582-614597, 614599-614601) 

Cucumis melo var. flexuosus (614270-614272, 614370, 614375, 614384-614385, 

614387, 614474, 614495-614498, 614501, 614510-614511, 614543, 614555, 

614557, 614576) 

Cucumis sativus (614604) 

Cucurbita pepo (612861-612868, 612977, 614855, 615086-615155) 

Cucurbita pepo subsp. fraterna (614683) 

Cucurbita pepo var. texana (614684-614701) 

Cynodon dactylon (614789) 

Cynodon sp. (614675-614676) 

Cynodon transvaalensis (615161) 

Dactylis glomerata (614662, 614787, 614847) 

Dianthus chinensis (613023) 

Dietes iridioides (614821) 

Dysphania ambrosioides (612852-612853) 

Elymus canadensis (613134) 

Elymus glaucus (613563) 

Festuca arundinacea (612435, 612971, 613145-613146, 614103, 614668-614669, 

614890-614891, 615084) 

Festuca lemanii (612434) 

Festuca longifolia (614850) 

Festuca ovina (612437) 

Festuca rubra subsp. commutata (612593) 

Festuca rubra subsp. rubra (612438, 612483) 

Festuca trachyphylla (613142, 614892) 

Fragaria chiloensis subsp. lucida (612489) 

Fragaria chiloensis subsp. pacifica (612487-612488, 612490) 

Fragaria virginiana (612494-612495, 612570) 

Fragaria virginiana subsp. glauca (612491, 612496, 612500-612501) 

Fragaria virginiana subsp. grayana (612486, 612569) 

Fragaria virginiana subsp. virginiana (612492-612493, 612497-612499) 

Glycine max (612443-612449, 612584-612587, 612594, 612608-612622, 

612705-612761, 612763-612764, 612930-612932, 612935-612954, 612960, 

612962-612964, 612976, 613055-613056, 613195, 613558-613562, 

613607-613609, 614007, 614088, 614153-614156, 614673-614674, 614702, 

614732, 614773-614775, 614806-614808, 614831-614833, 614894) 

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Glycine soja (612762) 

Gossypium barbadense (613118-613123) 

Gossypium hirsutum (612476-612482, 612959, 612974, 612980-612983, 613139, 

613162-613163, 613344, 613588, 613624-613625, 614100-614101, 614119, 

614788, 614859, 614940-614955, 615073) 

Gypsophila muralis (613024) 

Gypsophila repens (613025) 

Helianthus annuus (613627-613628, 613708-613752, 613770-613791, 614663-614664) 

Helianthus debilis subsp. cucumerifolius (613753) 

Helianthus debilis subsp. silvestris (613754) 

Helianthus grosseserratus (613792-613793) 

Helianthus hybrid (613755-613756) 

Helianthus maximilianii (613757, 613794) 

Helianthus niveus subsp. tephrodes (613758) 

Helianthus nuttallii subsp. nuttallii (613759) 

Helianthus petiolaris (613760) 

Helianthus petiolaris subsp. petiolaris (613761-613769) 

Helianthus tuberosus (613795-613796) 

Hordeum bulbosum (614642-614645) 

Hordeum marinum subsp. gussoneanum (614646) 

Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare (612441-612442, 613155, 613538, 613579-613580, 

613603, 613606, 613618, 614008-614009, 614089-614090, 614653, 614659, 

614822, 614939) 

Ipomoea batatas var. batatas (612673-612703, 614794-614802) 

Lactuca sativa (612422-612431, 612596, 612623-612670, 612978, 613577-613578, 

613589-613595, 613621, 614102, 614104, 614111, 614790-614791, 

614842-614843, 614846, 614860-614861, 614867, 614869, 615050-615072) 

Lagenaria breviflora (614812) 

Lathyrus sativus (612440) 

Lavatera cachemiriana (613026) 

Lens culinaris subsp. culinaris (612870-612881) 

Lespedeza cuneata (613537) 

Lesquerella fendleri (613131-613132) 

Lolium multiflorum (614099, 614844) 

Lolium perenne (612436, 612704, 612979, 613535, 614777, 614858) 

Lotus corniculatus (613539) 

Malus angustifolia (613878-613884) 

Malus baccata (613051-613054, 613807-613810, 613841-613844, 613877, 613929) 

Malus bhutanica (613925) 

Malus coronaria (613826, 613885, 613890-613891, 613905, 613907) 

Malus domestica (613814-613819, 613827-613833, 613867, 613869, 613887, 613935, 

613937-613939, 613948-613950, 613960-613966) 

Malus fusca (613820, 613823, 613861, 613886, 613888-613889, 613895-613904, 

613909-613911) 

Malus hupehensis (613811, 613834, 613875, 613931, 613933) 

Malus hybrid (613969) 

Malus ioensis (613872-613873, 613892-613894, 613906, 613908) 

Malus mandshurica (613804-613805) 

Malus ombrophila (613913-613920) 

Malus orientalis (613853) 

Malus prunifolia (613802-613803, 613824-613825, 613845-613849, 613923, 

613926-613928, 613930, 613934) 

Malus sargentii (613812-613813, 613862, 613874, 613876) 

Malus sieversii (613850, 613856-613857, 613951-613959, 613967, 613970-614000) 

Malus sieversii var. kirghisorum (613854-613855, 613968) 

Malus sieversii var. turkmenorum (613851-613852) 

Malus sikkimensis (613912) 

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Malus sp. (613936, 613940-613944, 613946-613947) 

Malus spectabilis (613836, 613924) 

Malus sylvestris (613863-613866, 613868, 613870-613871) 

Malus toringo (613806, 613837-613838, 613858-613860, 613932, 613945) 

Malus x asiatica (613821, 613835, 613921-613922) 

Malus x micromalus (613797-613801, 613822, 613839-613840) 

Malva sylvestris (613027-613028) 

Malva tournefortiana (613029) 

Medicago sativa (613140, 614854) 

Medicago sativa subsp. sativa (612882-612922, 613130, 613164) 

Melilotus albus (612961) 

Nicotiana tabacum (612391-612392, 612928, 613057-613058, 615083) 

Oryza sativa (612439, 612579-612583, 614900, 614956-615049) 

Parthenocissus tricuspidata (613031) 

Parthenocissus vitacea (613030) 

Paspalum vaginatum (612771, 614678-614680) 

Pennisetum ciliare (614727) 

Pennisetum flaccidum (614803-614804) 

Pennisetum glaucum (613101-613117, 614737-614772) 

Pennisetum orientale (612929) 

Phaseolus vulgaris (612595, 612597, 612600, 613136-613137, 613166-613174, 

613178, 613345-613346, 613582-613584, 614094-614098, 614778-614779, 

615080-615081, 615156-615159) 

Pisum sativum (612598-612599, 612604, 612606, 612923-612925, 613100, 613138, 

613277, 613604-613605, 614141, 614660, 614873) 

Poa pratensis (612957, 612975, 614776, 614851, 614866, 614893, 615076, 615085) 

Raphanus sativus var. oleiformis (613141) 

Rhus copallinum (613032) 

Saccharum sp. (612671-612672, 614091-614093) 

Secale cereale subsp. cereale (613129, 613133, 613196) 

Secale sylvestre (614647-614648) 

Sesamum sp. (612926-612927) 

Sesbania sesban (613645) 

Setaria italica subsp. italica (614814-614818) 

Solanum jamesii (612450-612456) 

Solanum tuberosum (614143-614152, 614707-614726) 

Solanum x edinense (614704-614706) 

Solanum yungasense (614703) 

Sorbaria tomentosa (613033) 

Sorghum bicolor subsp. bicolor (612395-612419, 612772-612845, 612984-613011, 

613536, 613610-613614) 

Spiraea betulifolia (613034) 

Spiraea trilobata (613035) 

Symphoricarpos albus (613036) 

Symphoricarpos occidentalis (613037) 

Trifolium incarnatum (613041-613050) 

Trifolium stellatum (613040) 

Trifolium wigginsii (615075) 

Trigonella foenum-graecum (613629-613633) 

Tripterygium regelii (613038) 

Triticum aestivum subsp. aestivum (612388-612390, 612420, 612545-612568, 

612576-612578, 612605, 612956, 612958, 612965-612966, 612972, 

613098-613099, 613175-613177, 613282-613301, 613312-613317, 

613323-613329, 613581, 613585-613587, 613601-613602, 614010-614043, 

614110, 614118, 614654-614657, 614729-614730, 614733, 614780, 

614782-614786, 614813, 614834-614841, 614845, 614868, 614876, 615160) 

Triticum monococcum subsp. aegilopoides (614649-614652) 

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Triticum turgidum subsp. durum (613619-613620, 614044-614055, 614136, 614658, 

614665-614666, 614670-614671) 

Vaccinium arboreum (613194, 613651, 614074) 

Vaccinium calycinum (613569) 

Vaccinium corymbosum (613571, 613657-613659, 614082) 

Vaccinium darrowii (613652, 613661) 

Vaccinium deliciosum (613671) 

Vaccinium elliottii (613648, 613650, 613655-613656) 

Vaccinium floribundum (613570) 

Vaccinium fuscatum (614071) 

Vaccinium hybrid (613193, 613660) 

Vaccinium koreanum (614070, 614080) 

Vaccinium macrocarpon (613182-613185, 614075-614079) 

Vaccinium membranaceum (613181, 613646, 613669, 613673-613675) 

Vaccinium myrsinites (613653-613654, 614073) 

Vaccinium myrtillus (613187, 613191-613192, 613568) 

Vaccinium neilgherrense (613190) 

Vaccinium ovalifolium (613188, 613564, 613663, 613665-613666, 613670, 613672, 

613676-613677, 613682-613685, 613689, 613691, 613696, 613702-613703) 

Vaccinium ovatum (613574) 

Vaccinium oxycoccos (613186, 613681, 613686, 613688, 613697-613698, 613705, 

613707) 

Vaccinium pallidum (613573, 614072) 

Vaccinium parvifolium (613189, 613566-613567, 613647, 613662, 613664, 613667) 

Vaccinium scoparium (613668) 

Vaccinium stamineum (613649, 613678) 

Vaccinium uliginosum (613565, 613575, 613679, 613693-613694, 613701, 613704, 

613706, 614056-614066) 

Vaccinium virgatum (613572) 

Vaccinium vitis-idaea (613680, 613687, 613690, 613692, 613695, 613699-613700, 

614067-614069, 614081) 

Vicia faba (614809-614810) 

Vigna radiata (614897-614898) 

Vigna unguiculata (612502-612522, 613540-613553) 

Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis (612523-612524) 

Vigna unguiculata subsp. unguiculata (612525-612544, 612607, 613554-613557) 

X Aegilotriticum sp. (613278-613281, 613302-613311, 613318-613322) 

X Festulolium loliaceum (614811) 

X Triticosecale sp. (613156-613161, 613354) 

Zea mays subsp. mays (612588-612592, 612968-612970, 613059-613096, 

613143-613144, 613148-613154, 613179, 613347-613352, 613576, 

613596-613599, 613615-613617, 613622-613623, 613626, 614003-614006, 

614120-614135, 614137-614140, 614142, 614734-614736, 614805, 

614819-614820, 614830, 614856-614857, 614862-614865, 614870-614872, 

614874-614875, 615077-615078) 

Zinnia bicolor (613039) 

Zoysia sp. (614681-614682) 

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