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182 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 291099. DACTYLIS GLOMERATA subsp. LUSITANICA Stebbins & Zohary Poaceae. From Australia. Seeds presented by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Canberra. Received June 3, 1963. C.P.I. 31125. Originally from Sintra, Portugal. 291100 to 291131. From Ghana. Seeds presented by the United States Agency for International Development, Accra. Received June 3, 1963. 291100 to 291122. HIBISCUS CANNABINUS L. Malvaceae. Kenaf. 291100. No. 1. Northern region. Cultivated. Plants to 14 feet high; stems reddish brown, slightly spiny, little branching below 6 feet. 291101. No. 2. Northern region. Plants in wild, to 8 feet high; stems reddish, very spiny, only slightly branched. 291102. No. 3. Upper region. Plants in wild to 10 feet high; stems greenish, slightly spiny, little branching. 291103. No. 4. Upper region. Cultivated. Plant to 10 feet high; stems reddish brown, slightly spiny, branched in upper half. 291104. No. 5. Upper region. Plants in wild, to 6 feet high; stems reddish, spiny; slightly branched. 291105. No. 6. Upper region. Plants in wild, to 8 feet high; stems reddish brown, spiny; bushy with branches. 291106. No. 7. Upper region. Plant in wild, to 4 feet high; stems reddish, spiny; branched at ground level. 291107. No. 8 t Upper region. Plants in wild, to 4 feet high; stems reddish, spiny; slightly branched. 291108. No. 9. Upper region. stems green, spiny. Cultivated. Plants to 12 feet high; 291109. No. 10. Upper region. stems brownish green. Cultivated. Plants to 13 feet high; 291110. No. 11. Upper region. Cultivated. Stems green. 291111. No. 12. Upper region. Cultivated. stems green, branching only at top. Plants to 14 feet high; 291112. No. 13. Upper region. Cultivated. Plants to 7 feet high; stems green; not branched except in top 8 inches. 291113. No. 14. Upper region. stems greenish, spiny. Cultivated, Plants to 12 feet high; 291114. No. 15. Upper region. Cultivated. 291115. No. 16. Ux>per region. stems green, no branching. Cultivated, Plant to 12 feet high; 291116. No. 17. Upper region. stems red, no branching. Cultivated, Plant to 12 feet high; 291117. No. 18. Upper region. Cultivated. 291118. Typel. 291119. Type 2. 291120. Type 3. 291121. Type 4. 291122. Type 5. 291123 to291125. 291123. No. 1. Northern region. Northern region. Northern region. Northern region. Northern region. Cultivated. Cultivated. Cultivated. Cultivated. Stems red. Stems white. Stems red. Stems white. Stems white. HIBISCUS ESCULENTUS L. Malvaceae. Upper region. Cultivated, Plant to 6 feet high. Okra.
291100 to 291131—Continued JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 183 291124. No. 2. Upper region. Cultivated. Plant to 16 feet high. 291125. No. 3. Northern region. 291126 to 291131. HIBISCUS SABDARIFFA L. Malvaceae. Roselle. 291126. No. 1. Northern region. Cultivated. Plants to 6 feet high; stems reddish green, smooth, semierect, much branched; calyx smooth, reddish. 291127. No. 2. Upper region. Cultivated. Plant to 6 feet high; stem reddish pink; calyx and seeds eaten in soup. 291128. No. 3. Upper region. Cultivated. Plant to 7 feet high; stems red; calyx and seeds eaten in soup. 291129. No. 4. Upper region. Cultivated. Plants to 5 feet high; calyx and seeds eaten. 291130. No. 5. Upper region. Cultivated. Plant to 4 feet high; stems reddish pink, semibranched; calyx and seeds eaten. 291131. Composite sample of red stem types from northern region. 291132. PUERARIA PHASEOLOIDES (Roxb.) Benth. Fabaceae. From Puerto Rico. Seeds presented by Federal Experiment Station, Mayaguez. Received June 3, 1963. 291133 to 291143. From Australia. Seeds presented by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Canberra. Received June 3, 1963. 291133. ACACIA ANEURA F. Muell. Mimosaceae. C. 1194. 291134. BASSELINIA GRACILIS Brongn. & Gris. Phoenicaceae. Palm. McKee No. 7958. From New Caledonia. 291135. BASSELINIA SURCOLOSA Becc. Palm. McKee No. 7770. From New Caledonia. 291136. DACTYLIS WORONOWII OVCZ. Poaceae. C.P.I. 24171. 291137. Ficus GLOMERATA Roxb. Moraceae. Land Research Regional Station, Katherine. 291138. (Undetermined.) Phoenicaceae. McKee No. 9857. From New Caledonia. 291139 to 291143. VIGNA SINENSIS (Torner) Savi Fabaceae. 291139. C.P.I. 11044. «Malalbar\ 291140. C.P.I. 12148. 'Negro'. 291141. CQ 375. 'Poona'. 291142. CQ 574. 'Cristando'. 291143. CQ 576. 'Reeves'. 291144. ERYTHRINA POEPPIGIANA (Walp.) O. F. Cook Fabaceae. Bucare. From Nicaragua. Seeds collected and presented by L. O. Williams, Natural History Museum, Chicago, 111. Received June 4, 1963. Finca Monte Fresco, 18 km. south of Managua. Large ornamental tree.
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