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

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PI 564776 to 564780-continued PI 564776 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 2687. other id: 83. source: R.R. Duncan Planting No. remarks: Ethiopian Sorghum collection residual seed with low viability grown out by R.R. Duncan, winter 1991-1992, in greenhouse quarantine. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564777 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 2688-A. other id: 84A. source: R.R. Duncan Planting No. remarks: Ethiopian Sorghum collection residual seed with low viability grown out by R.R. Duncan, winter 1991-1992, in greenhouse quarantine. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564778 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 2688-B. other id: 84B. source: R.R. Duncan Planting No. remarks: Ethiopian Sorghum collection residual seed with low viability grown out by R.R. Duncan, winter 1991-1992, in greenhouse quarantine. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564779 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 3082. other id: 151. source: R.R. Duncan Planting No. remarks: Ethiopian Sorghum collection residual seed with low viability grown out by R.R. Duncan, winter 1991-1992, in greenhouse quarantine. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564780 origin: Ethiopia, cultivar: ETS 4402. other id: 266. source: R.R. Duncan Planting No. remarks: Ethiopian Sorghum collection residual seed with low viability grown out by R.R. Duncan, winter 1991-1992, in greenhouse quarantine. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564781 to 564783. Arachis hypogaea L. FABACEAE Peanut Donated by: White, G.A., National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Rm 409, Bldg. 003, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States. Received January 11, 1993. PI 564781 donor id: 91-Bol-3. origin: Bolivia. local name: Mani rosada. collected: August 27, 1991. collector: J. Argota, L. Guzman, Cent, de Invest. Fitoecogeneticas de Pariumani, Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Bolivia. locality: Panata market, grown at Mizque. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564782 donor id: 91-Bol-4. origin: Bolivia. local name: Grew. collected: August 27, 1991. collector: J. Argota, L. Guzman, Cent, de Invest. Fitoecogeneticas de Pairumani, Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Bolivia, locality: Panata market, grown in subtropical areas, Santa Cruz. Cultivated. Seed. 28
PI 564781 to 564783-continued PI 564783 donor id: 91-Bol-5. origin: Bolivia, local name: Mani rosada. collected: August 27, 1991. collector: J. Argota, L. Guzman, Cent, de Invest. Fitoecogeneticas de Pairumani, Casilla 128, Cochabamba, Bolivia. locality: Panata market, grown in Chuguisaca. Cultivated. Seed. PI 564784 to 564788. Oryza sativa L. POACEAE Rice Donated by: Schaeffer, G.W., Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Plant Molecular Biology Laboratory, Beltsville, Maryland 20705-2350, United States, remarks: Five Rice Lysine Germplasms. Received January 25, 1993. PI 564784 origin: United States, developed: G.W. Schaeffer, F.T. Sharpe, Jr., J.T. Dudley, origin institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Plant Molecular Biology Lab., Bldg. 006, BARC-West, Beltsville, Maryland 20705 United States, cultivar: 2K41. pedigree: In vitro-selected (Mut) (995)/Calrose 76, selfed to F5. other id: GP-73. group: CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: Enhanced lysine 3.9% of total amino acids in acid hydrolyzates of endosperm and 15% over starting cultivar. Plants derived from in vitro inhibitor selections, fertility 65% field, 80% greenhouse. Semidwarf, height 110cm. Flowers in 110 days. Seed weight 18.9mg/seed. Endosperm soft, opaque. Has value for basic studies on seed chalkiness, lysine content and protein synthesis. Constitutive for some stress related proteins. Spring Annual. Genetic Material. Seed. PI 564785 origin: United States, developed: G.W. Schaeffer, F.T. Sharpe, Jr., J.T. Dudley, origin institute: Agricultural Research Service -- USDA, Plant Molecular Biology Lab., Bldg. 006, BARC-Wesst, Beltsville, Maryland 20705 United States, cultivar: 2K539. pedigree: Mutant (2K539)/M101 (glabrous), selfed to F7. other id: GP-74. group: CSR-RICE. restricted: CSR. remarks: Enhanced seed lysine 3.8% of total amino acids in acid hydrolyzates of endosperm. Seeds derived from plants recovered from in vitro inhibitor selections. Plants semidwarf, 115cm. Flowers in 115 days. Seed weight 19.2mg/seed, fertility 60-70%. Endosperm soft, opaque. Has value for basic studies on seed chalkiness, lysine content and protein synthesis. Constitutive for some stress related proteins. Spring Annual. Genetic Material. Seed. 29
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PI 565287. Arachis sp. FABACEAE Pea
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PI 565451. Arachis hypogaea L. FABA
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PI 565495. Pisum sativum L. FABACEA
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566793-566796 Solarium spegazzinii
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