Plant Inventory No 171

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198 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 291575 to 291594—Continued 291579. Col. No. 50-322. From the campus of the University of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Mt. Pleasant. May 1963. 291580. Col. No. 51-326. 'Elliot*. Turf type. 291581. Col. No. 51-329. 'Uganda'. Turf type. 291582. Col. No. 51-330. 'Skaaplaas'. Turf type. June 1963. 291583. Col. No. 51-332. 'Australian Evergreen'. Turf type. June 1963. 291584. Col. No. 51-333. 'Maadi River'. Turf type. June 1963. 291585. Col. No. 51-334. 'Hall's Improved'. Turf type. June 1963. 291586. Col. No. 51-335. 'Sauerman's'. Turf type. June 1963. 291587. Col. No. 51-338. 'Harrismith'. Turf type. June 1963. 291588. CYNODON DACTYLON var. DENSUS Hurcombe Col. No. 51-337. 'Royal Cape'. Federal Ministry of Agriculture Experiment Station, Salisbury. Turf type. June 1963. 291589 and 291590. CYNODON MAGENNISII Hurcombe Federal Ministry of Agriculture Experiment Station, Salisbury. 291589. Col. No. 51-327. Turf type. June 1963. 291590. Col. No. 51-331. Turf type. June 1963. 291591. CYNODON TRANSVAALENSIS Burtt-Davy Poaceae. Col. No. 51-328. 'Florida'. Federal Ministry of Agriculture Experiment Station, Salisbury. Turf type. June 1963. 291592. CYNODON sp. Poaceae. Col. No. 50-323. 'Australian Evergreen'. Federal Ministry of Agriculture Experiment Station, Salisbury. Type 1, turf type. May 1963. 291593. CYNODON sp. Col. No. 50-324. 'Australian Evergreen'. Federal Ministry of Agriculture Experiment Station, Salisbury. Type 2, turf type. May 1963. 291594. STENOTAPHRUM SECUNDATUM (Walt.) Kuntze Poaceae. St. Augustine grass. Col. No. 51-339. Federal Ministry of Agriculture Experiment Station, Salisbury. June 1963. 291595. JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS f. SUECICA (Mill.) Beissner Pinaceae. From Canada. Grafts presented by the Sheridan Nurseries Limited, Oakville, Ontario. Received June 10, 1963. 'Pencil Point'. 291596. ANNONA CHERIMOLA Mill. Annonaceae. Cherimoya. From Ecuador. Cuttings presented by Enrique Malo, Cuenca. Received June 13, 1963. From an old neglected tree in the private orchard of ex-President Don Luis Cordero, Hacienda Shumir, Paute Valley, east of Cuenca, on the headwaters of the Amazon. Elevation 2,200 meters. Fruit reportedly of good size and excellent quality. Variety 'Fruta Prohibida'. Reportedly cold hardy. 291597. CYNODON sp. Poaceae. From Rhodesia. Stolons collected by W. W. Huffine, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla. Received June 13, 1963. Col. No. 52-340. Presented by J. R. James, Salisbury, Northern Rhodesia. Growing on a very sandy soil. June 1963.
291598 and 291599. JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 199 From Australia. Seeds presented by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Canberra. Received June 13, 1963. 291598. DESMODIUM UNCINATUM (Jacq.) DC. Fabaceae. C.P.I. 8990. 291599. PASPALUM ROJASII Hack. Poaceae. C.P.I. 20324. 291600. CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS L. Asteraceae. Safflower. From Argentina. Seeds presented by the Universidad Nacional del Sur, Bahia Blanca, through the University of California, Davis. Received June 13, 1963. Cultivated in Argentina for many years for spice. 291601 to 291606. GOSSYPIUM (hybrids). Malvaceae. From Syria. Seeds presented by the Ford Foundation, University of Aleppo, Aleppo. Received June 13, 1963. 'Palmyra' selfed seeds. 291601. No. 27-58-1. 291604. No. 55-2-1. 291602. No. 29-58-4. 291605. No. 70-1-43. 291603. No. 55-1-2. 291606. No. 73-1-2. 291607. HIBISCUS ROSTELLATUS Guill. & Perr. Malvaceae. From Portugal. Seeds presented by the Campanhia Uniao Fabril, Lisbon. Received June 13, 1963. 291608. ORYZA SATIVA L. Poaceae. Rice. From Bolivia. Seeds collected and presented by H. A. Kramer, Market Quality Research Service, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Md. Received June 13, 1963. Portachuelo, Gutierrez Prov. 291609 to 291625. From the Republic of South Africa. Seeds collected and presented by W. W. Huffine, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Received June 13, 1963. 291609 to 291618. CYNODON DACTYLON (L.) Pers. Poaceae. Bermuda grass. 291609. Col. No. 37-208. Poor, hard, red sandy-loam, Willow Park, Pretoria. Elevation 4,500 feet. Runners to 6 feet long. 291610. Col. No. 38-209. Rocky, sandy-loam roadside, 20 miles north of Kroonstad. Elevation 4,800 feet. 291611. Col. No. 39-212. Dry, sandy savannah 7 miles east of Odendaalsrust, Welkom road intersection. Elevation 4,900 feet. 291612. Col. No. 39-213. Dry, sandy-loam soil 1 mile southwest of Wesselsbron. Elevation 4,700 feet. 291613. Col. No. 39-214. Dry, sandy-loam soil 8 miles west of Odendaalsrust. Elevation 4,800 feet. Plant tall, robust to fine, leafy. 291614. Col. No. 39-215. Dry, stony roadside 5 miles from Kroonstad. Elevation 5,000 feet. Plants abundant. 291615. Col. No. 40-218. Dry, sandy-loam grassland 2 miles northeast of Trompsburg. Elevation 4,850 feet. 291616. Col. No. 41-219. Fallow sandy-loam valley, Buffelsvlei. Elevation 4,100 feet. Plants robust. 291617. Col. No. 41-220. Fallow sandy-loam valley, Buffelsvlei. Elevation 4,100 feet. Plants to 4 feet high.
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