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264 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 293088 to 293151—Continued 293151. VITIS sp. Col. No. 16. On wall and shrubs, La Cuesta, 10 miles south of El Rodeo, Durango. Male vine with gray aspect, covered with tufts of hair; leaves 2.5 by 3.5 inches; petioles long, slender, light red. 293152 to 293169. From the United States. Scions collected by W. L. Corley, Georgia Experiment Station, Experiment, Ga. Numbered Oct. 8, 1963. 293152 to 293154. MALUS SYLVESTRIS Mill. Malaceae. 293152. Col. No. Ga-7. A cultivated 70-year-old seedling from Candler County. Collected for low chilling requirements; fruit misty red, good quality. 293153. Col. No. Ga-8. A cultivated 70-year-old seedling from Chandler County. Collected for low-chilling requirements; fruit deep red, good quality. 293154. Col. No. Ga-12. A cultivated seedling from Moultrie, collected for low-chilling requirements; fruit medium red, good quality. 293155 to 293168. PRUNUS PERSICA (L.) Batsch Amygdalaceae. Peach. 293155. Col. No. Ga-5. 'Spanish Peach'. From an old French settlement on the Savannah River, Lincoln County. Tree cultivated; fruit red fleshed, clingstone. 293156. Col. No. Ga-6. 'October Cling Peach'. From Lincoln County. Tree cultivated; fruit late maturing, yellow fleshed, clingstone. 293157. Col. No. Ga-10. From Alma. Tree cultivated; seedling with low-chilling requirements; fruit yellow fleshed, clingstone. 293158. Col. No. Ga-13. Fulton County. A cultivated, long-lived seedling; fruit white fleshed, good quality, clingstone. 293159. Col. No. Ga-14. Fulton County. A cultivated, long-lived seedling; fruit white fleshed, clingstone. 293160. Col. No. Ga-16. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; fruit late maturing, yellow fleshed, clingstone. 293161. Col. No. Ga-17. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; fruit late maturing, yellow fleshed, clingstone. 293162. Col. No. Ga-18. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; Indian clingstone. 293163. Col. No. Ga-19. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; fruit late maturing, yellow fleshed, clingstone. 293164. Col. No. Ga-20. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; fruit late maturing, yellow fleshed, clingstone. 293165. Col. No. Ga-22. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; fruit late maturing, large; flesh red streaked; Indian clingstone. 293166. Col. No. Ga-25. Lincoln County. A cultivated seedling; fruit early maturing, clingstone. 293167. Col. No. Ga-26. Lincoln County. Tree cultivated, vigorous, long lived; fruit freestone. 293168. Col. No. Ga r 27. Lincoln County. A cultivated late-maturing seedling; fruit medium size; flesh yellow. 293169. VITIS VINIFERA L. Vitaceae. European grape. Col. No. Ga-2. Gwinett County. Cultivated over 40 years; berries small, black.
JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 265 293170 to 293195. From Mexico. Plants collected by H. S. Gentry and A. S. Barclay, agricultural explorers, Crops Research Division, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Md. Received Oct. 9, 1963. 293170 to 293172. AGAVE cf. AMERICANA L. Amaryllidaceae. 293170. Col. No. 20154. Along Route 57, 50 kms. south of Saltillo, Coahuila-Nuevo Leon border. Elevation 1,675 meters. Plant cultivated, erect; rosettes glaucous gray; leaves spreading; peduncles to 8 meters high; laterals, 20 or more, in terminal third of shaft. 293171. Col. No. 20160. Open valley slope, 90 kms. south of Galena, Nuevo Leon. Elevation 1,650 meters. Plant in wild, medium large, symmetrical, pale glaucous to glaucous green; rosettes with doublecurved leaves; peduncles to 6 meters high. 293172. Col. No. 20176. Sierra San Manuel, 35 miles east of San Luis Potosi, along road to Rio Verde. Elevation 1,500 meters. Plants glaucous gray; leaves few; suckering rosettes in seeding population; panicles small to large; peduncles 7 meters high with 10 to 20 laterals; buds pink to yellow. 293173. AGAVE cf. ANGUSTIFOLIA Haworth Col. No. 20261. Along road to Huajuapan, 28 km. southwest of Tehuacan. Elevation 1,825 meters. Plant in wild; rosettes bluish-gray, glaucous; leaves straight, swordlike; peduncles to five meters high; flowers green with purple flush on tepal tips. 293174. AGAVE FEROX C. Koch Col. No. 20204. Limestone slope along road to Puebla, 29 km. north of Hehuacan. Elevation 1,900 meters. Plant in wild, large, big headed, glaucous; rosettes green; leaves broad, ascending; panicles four, large, pyramidal, with 10 to 16 laterals, capitated; pedicels large, bracted above; umbels loose; tepals yellow with reddish tips. 293175. AGAVE KARWINSKYI ZUCC. Col. No. 20357. Zapotitlan, Puebla. Elevation 1,500 meters. Trunks 1.5 meters high with small crown of green leaves; panicles in bud to 3 meters high, with 14 laterals. 293176 and 293177. AGAVE KERCHOVEI Lem. 293176. Col. No. 20223. Limestone roadside, 8 km. southwest of Tehuacan, road to Zapotitlan, Puebla. Elevation 1,830 meters. Plants large, scattered singly on rocky slope; rosettes open; leaves and teeth form variable. 293177. Col. No. 20278. Rocky, brushy hillside along Pan-American Highway, 22 km. southeast of Huajuapan, Oaxaca. Elevation 1,800 meters. Large population of large plants; rosettes single; leaves stiff, erect, green, plane, mostly armed; peduncles to 8 meters high, densely flowered on terminal two-thirds; buds green; flowers green with tepals tinged reddish bronze inside. 293178. AGAVE MACROACANTHA ZUCC. Col. No. 20359. Zapotitlan, 12 miles southwest of Tehuacan, Puebla. Elevation 1,700 meters. Rosettes small, glaucous blue; leaves numerous; panicles 2.3 meters high with 8 laterals and large oblong capsules. 293179. AGAVE MARMORATA Roezl. Col. No. 20225. Local name: Pitzomel. Eight km. southwest of Tehuacan, along road to Zapotitlan, Puebla. Elevation 1,800 meters. Rosettes large, open, green to glaucous; leaves broad, sprawling, flexuous.
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