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170 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 290812 to 290814. From the Republic of South Africa. Stolons collected by W. W. Huffine, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Received May 21, 1963. 290812 and 290813., CYNODON TRANSVAALENSIS Burtt-Davy Poaceae. 290812. Col. No. 41-222. Near Tafelberg, northwest of the dam, toward Middelburg. May 1963. Elevation 4,100 feet. 290813. Col. No. 42-226. Clay soil, flat terrain, east edge of Edenburg, Reddersburg. May 1963. Elevation 4,800 feet. 290814. CYNODON sp. Col. No. 39-210. Sandy loam soil, 1 mile southwest of Wesselsbron, road to Tierfontein. May 1963. Elevation 4,800 feet. Plant a low, dense mat. 290815 and 290816. From Canada. Plants presented by the Sheridan Nurseries Limited, Oakville, Ontario. Received May 22, 1963. 290815. ABIES KOREANA Wilson Pinaceae. 290816. THUJA OCCIDENTALIS L. Pinaceae. 290817 to 290825. PRUNUS ARMENIACA L. Amygdalaceae. Apricot. From the United States. Trees growing at the United States Plant Introduction Station, Chico, Calif. Numbered May 23, 1963. 290817. No. C25881. 'Blenheim'. From the Lindo Nursery, Chico. Received August 20, 1935. 290818. No. C25882. Tilton'. From the Lindo Nursery, Chico. Received August 20, 1935. 290819. No. C26655. 'Royal'. From the University of California, Davis. Received July 30, 1937. 290820. No. C26656. 'Newcastle Early'. From the University of California, Davis. Received July 30, 1937. 290821. No. C26671. 'Smyrna'. From the University of California, Davis. Received July 30, 1937. 290822. No. C26679. 'Bergetti'. From W. F. Wright, Palo Alto, Calif. Received Aug. 14, 1937. 290823. No. C26703. 'Riland'. From the Columbia and Okanogan Nursery Co., Wenatchee, Wash. Received Dec. 6, 1937. 290824. No. C27130. 'Perfection'. From the Oregon Nursery Co., Portland, Oreg. Received Jan. 22, 1941. 290825. No. C27147. 'Phelps'. From W. D. Plough, Wenatchee, Wash. Received May 20, 1941. 290826 to 290849. ZEA MAYS L. Poaceae. Corn. From Colombia. Seeds presented by the Rockefeller Foundation, Medellin. Received May 27, 1963. 290826 to 290834. From Bolivia. 290826. BOV. 305-#. 290827. BOV. 310-7 #. 290828. BOV. 311-#. 290829. BOV. 360-7 #. 290830. BOV. 466-7 #. 290835 to290841. From Ecuador. 290835. ECU. 387-7 #. 290831. 290832. 290833. 290834. 290836. BOV. 478-7 #. BOV. 670-6 #. BOV. 865-#. BOV. 1112-#-#. ECU. 424-8 #.
290826 to 290849—Continued 290837. ECU 434-7 #. 290838. ECU. 578-7 #. 290839. ECU. 598-7 #. 290842 to 290845. From Peru. 290842. PER. 392-8 #. 290843. PER. 760-7 #. 290846 to 290848. From Chile. 290846. CHI. 332. 290847. CHI. 335. 290848. CHI. 339. JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 171 290840. 290841. 290844. 290845. ECU. 697-7 #. ECU. 726-7 #. PER. 808-7 #. PER. 1045-7 #. 290849. 'Medellin'. Sweet corn improved variety. From Colombia. 290850. LOBELIA GIBBEROA Hemsl. Campanulaceae. From Ethiopia. Seeds presented by K. W. Saundsrs, Gimbie. Received May 27, 1963. Collected on slopes below Seventh Day Adventist Mission, Wollenga Province, latitude 9°11' N., longitude 35°50' E. Elevation 2,000 meters. Plants probably monocarpic, treelike, to 6 meters high; flowers blue on inflorescence to 3 meters long. 290851. CHRYSANTHEMUM (hybrid). Asteraceae. From Japan. Seeds presented by the United States Embassy, Tokyo. Received May 27, 1963. Cultivated in Japan for the past 10 years. 290852 and 290853. From France. Seeds presented by Vilmorin-Andrieux, Paris. Received May 27, 1963. 290852. MIMOSA PUDICA L. Mimosaceae. Sensitive plant Plant petioles sensitive to touch; flowers rose purple. 290853. MIMOSA SPEGAZZINII Pirotta Plant petioles sensitive to touch; flowers pale violet. 290854. SKYTANTHUS ACUTUS Meyen Apocynaceae. From Chile. Cuttings presented by the Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Valparaiso. Received May 27, 1963. 290855. CITRULLUS LANATUS (Thunb.) Mansf. Cucurbitaceae. Watermelon. From the United States. Seeds presented by the Will Seed Company, Bismark, N. Dak., and now at the Regional Plant Introduction Station, Ames, Iowa. Numbered May 27, 1963. 'Will's Sweet'. Fruit dark green, with darker green stripe, nearly round, weighs about 8 pounds, early, very sweet; rind moderately tough, medium thick; seeds small, abundant, black. 290856 to 290859. LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM Mill. Solanaceae. Tomato. From the United States. Seeds presented by the Tomato Laboratory, Jacksonville, Tex., and held in storage at the United States Regional Plant Introduction Station, Ames, Iowa. Numbered May 27, 1963. 290856. S 1447 D (STEP 347). Plants prolific; set fruit in hot weather; fruits sweet, summer, cherry type.
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