Plant Inventory No 171

JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 255
292968 to 292993—Continued
292987. MUSSAENDA LUTEOLA Delile Rubiaceae.
Cuttings.
292988. PEPEROMIASP. Piperaceae.
'Peru'. Plants.
292989. TECOMARIA (hybrid). Bignoniaceae.
Flowers pale orange. Plants.
292990. TECOMARIA sp.
Flowers yellow. Plants.
292991. THUNBERGIAERECTA (Benth.) T.Anders. Acanthaceae. Clockvine.
Flowers large. Plants.
292992. THUNBERGIAMYSORENSIS (Wight) T.Anders. Clockvine.
Plants.
292993. GARDENIA GLOBOSA Hochst. Rubiaceae.
Seeds.
292994 and 292995. TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. Poaceae.
Common wheat.
From the United States. Seeds of Hungarian origin, presented by the Washington
State University, Pullman. Received Oct. 2,1963.
292994. 'Bankuti 1201'. 'Bankuti 5' X 'Marquis'.
Very high yielding, midtall, hard, red winter wheat; spike bearded; cluster
good; grain very high in protein with excellent milling and baking qualities.
Highly resistant to stripe rust and was resistant to dwarf bunt in 1963.
292995. 'Bankuti 1205'. 'Bankuti 5' X 'Marquis'.
High-yielding, midtall, hard, red winter wheat; grain high in protein and
gluten with excellent milling and outstanding baking qualities. Highly resistant
to stripe rust.
292996 to 293004. TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. Poaceae.
Common wheat.
From Great Britain. Seeds presented by the Plant Breeding Institute, Trumpington,
Cambridge, England. Received Oct. 2,1963.
292996. TP 114/23-24. 293001. TP 114/94-95.
292997.
292998.
292999.
293000.
TP 114/41-43-44.
TP 114/78-79.
TP 114/80-82.
TP 114/85-87.
293005 to 293020.
293002.
293003.
293004.
TP 114/109-110.
TP 114/188-190.
TP 114/207-208.
From the United States. Seeds collected by H. S. Gentry, agricultural explorer,
Crops Research Division, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Md.
Collected May 1961. Numbered Oct. 2, 1963.
293005 to 293016. LESQUERELLA FENDLERI Wats. Brassicaceae.
293005. Col. No. 19224. Rocky, arid limestone hills, 5-10 miles northwest
of Langtry, Tex. Plants small, dry, winter-spring annuals.
293006. iCol. No. 19225. Along undisturbed, silty, railway slope, 5-6
miles west of Sanderson, Tex. Variable, dry, winter-spring annuals.
293007. Col. No. 19229. Limestone hills along Route 80, 4-5 miles west
of Van Horn, Tex. Plants low, drought pauperized.