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The European Bromus, Trifolium pratense and other perennial forages databases Manager: Lajos Horváth Institute for Agrobotany, Tápiószele, Hungary EUROPEAN CENTRAL FORAGES DATABASES 37 The Institute for Agrobotany (RCA) has reported about the current status of three databases. According to the decision of the fifth meeting of the Working Group, the Trifolium pratense database was transferred from Switzerland to the RCA, after it had been updated by the Swiss coordinator in 1995. The database contains the passport data of 1901 accessions belonging to 19 collaborating institutes. The duplicates within this database are marked with the same ECP number. The European Bromus Database has been updated during this period, and its structure is also renewed. The new database contains the passport data of 583 Bromus accessions, but duplicates are not included in it. The fifth meeting also decided on the establishment of the Other Perennial Forage Legumes Database, which would compile the passport data of the European Anthyllis, Onobrychis, Lotus and Melilotus collections. IPGRI supplied the addresses of 45 possible collaborators. Up to the reporting time 10 institutions had answered the RCA call letter, and the new database contains 88 Anthyllis, 323 Melilotus, 677 Lotus and 348 Onobrychis accessions. Their total number is 1316. The three databases are available in dBaseIV format. The European Bromus Database URL http://www.ngb.se/Databases/ECP/Bromus Last updating: 1996-97 Twelve requesting letters were sent to the possible partners in August 1996 and we had received five responses by February 1997. When From where Form 16 Sept 1996 Institute of Crop Science, Federal Research Centre for Agriculture,.Braunschweig, Germany Email (DBF) 5 Sept 1996 Polish Gene Bank, Poland Email (DBF) 4 Oct 1996 Aegean Research Institute, Menemen, Turkey Letter Nov 1996 Royal Botanic Garden, Kew Diskette 4 Feb 1997 IPK, Gatersleben, Germany Diskette Acronyms of the 10 participating institutes in the Bromus database: DEUBGRC DEUGAT FRAINRAMAG FRAINRALUS GBRRBG GRCFCPI HUNRCA ITAIDG POLBYDG TURARARI
38 ECP/GR FORAGES WORKING GROUP Table 1. The completeness of the European Bromus Database Field name Number of records % complete ECP_NUMBER 583 100.00 COORD_GBAN 583 100.00 SPECIES 583 100.00 GB_DESIGN 583 100.00 ACC_NUMBER 565 96.91 ASSOC_NUMB 228 39.11 DONOR_INST 393 67.41 COLLECTOR 183 31.39 DONOR_NUMB 82 14.07 ACC_NAME 52 8.92 AVAILABIL 253 43.40 DON_COUNTR 249 42.71 ORIG_COUNT 291 49.91 ACQUI_YEAR 354 60.72 GEO_SITUAT 74 12.69 LOCALITY 125 21.44 NAT_HABITA 235 40.31 COLL_SITE 122 20.93 LATITUDE 176 30.19 LONGITUDE 171 29.33
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