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PI 565478 to 565483. Arachis hypogaea L. FABACEAE Donated by: Mixon f A.C., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793, United States. Received 1983. PI 565478 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United States, cultivar: GFA-1. pedigree: A137/A5-5. other id: GP-33. source: Crop Sci. 23(5):1020 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Runner growth habit. Seed color pink. Maturity 145-152 days. Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Breeding Material. Seed. PI 565479 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDAA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United States, cultivar: GFA-2. pedigree: A137/Florunner. other id: GP-34. source: Crop Sci. 23(5):1020 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Runner growth habit. Seed color pink. Maturity 145-152 days Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Breeding Material. Seed. PI 565480 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United States, cultivar: AR-1. pedigree: Florunner/PI 337409. other id: GP-35. source: Crop Sci. 23(5):1021 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Open bunch growth habit. Seed color pink. Maturity 128-134 days. Leaf color medium green. Stem color brownish. Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Yield potential too low for practical use as commercial cultivar. Breeding Material. Seed. PI 565481 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United States, cultivar: AR-2. pedigree: A5-5(4)/PI 337409. other id: GP-36. source: Crop Sci. 23(5):1021 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Open bunch growth habit. Seed color pink. Maturity 128-132 days. Leaf color medium green. Stem color purple-green. Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Yield potential too low for practical use as commercial cultivar. Breeding Material. Seed. 164
PI 565478 to 565483-continued PI 565482 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Georgia Coastal Plains Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United States, cultivar: AR-3. pedigree: PI 337432/Tifspan. other id: GP-37. source: Crop Sci. 23(5):1021 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Open bunch type. Seed color pink. Maturity 126-134 days. Leaf color medium green. Stem color purple-green. Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Yield potential too low for practical use as commercial cultivar. Breeding Material. Seed. PI 565483 origin: United States, developed: A.C. Mixon. origin institute: Agricultural Research Service — USDA, Georgia Coastal Plain Exp. Sta., Tifton, Georgia 31793 United States, cultivar: AR-4. pedigree: PI 337394F/Florunner. other id: GP-38. source: Crop Sci. 23(5):1021 1983. group: CSR-PEANUT. remarks: Open bunch growth habit. Seed color reddish-pink. Maturity 132-136 days. Leaf color light medium green. Stem color green with red/purple tint. Resistance to aflatoxin producing strains of Aspergillus sp. Yield potential too low for practical use as commercial cultivar. Breeding Material. Seed. PI 565484. Arachis hypogaea L. FABACEAE Donated by: Wynne, J. C, North Carolina Agr. Res. Service, North Carolina State University, Crop Science Department, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695, United States. Received 1985. origin: United States, developed: J.C. Wynne, R.W. Mozingo, D.A. Emery, origin institute: North Carolina Agr. Res. Service, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695 United States, cultivar: NC 9. pedigree: NC2/Florigiant, F4. other id: PVP 8500201. source: Certificate in force, group: PVPO. other id: CV-30. source: Crop Sci. 26(1) :197 1986. group: CSR-PEANUT. patent: PVPO. remarks: Large seeded Virginia type with runner growth habit similar to Florigiant. Matures up to 10 days earlier than Florigiant. Produced slightly higher yields, more fancy size pods, extra large kernels and greater value per ha than Florigiant. Susceptible to southern stem rot, early leaf spot, southern leaf spot, cylindrocladium crotalaria, thrips, leaf hopper, and southern corn rootworm. Cultivar. Seed. 165
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PI 564688-continued origin: Canada,
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PI 564695-continued origin: United
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PI 564705. Pisum sativum L. FABACEA
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PI 564715. Citrullus lanatus (Thunb
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PI 564721-continued origin: Germany
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PI 564728 to 564737-continued * PI
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PI 564742. Glycine max (L.) Merr. F
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PI 564750. Zea mays L. subsp. mays
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PI 564763 to 564764 Triticum wheat
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PI 564769. Gossypium hirsutum L. MA
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PI 564825. Althaea armeniaca Ten. M
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PI 564834. Malva moschata L. MALVAC
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PI 564853 to 564854. Agropyron cris
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PI 564957 to 564958. Elymus parvigl
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PI 565020 to 565021. Leymus angustu
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PI 565039. Leymus sp. POACEAE Donat
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PI 565092. Glycine max (L.) Merr. F
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PI 566667. Oryza sativa L. POACEAE
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PI 566734-continued donor id: 276.
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PI 566787-continued donor id: La 46
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PI 566899-continued donor id: RRC 1
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Scientific Name Cross Reference 382
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566793-566796 Solarium spegazzinii
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