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292 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 293877 to 293898—Continued 293879. Col. No. 1441. 'Krasavitza Zagoria'. 293880. Col. No. 1442. 'Komsomalka'. 293881 and 293882. FRAGARIA VESCA L. European strawberry. 293§81. Col. No. 1439. In wild, dry, open places, Yedentsi Reden Forest. Possible virus indicator. 293882. Col. No. 1440. In wild, along meadow stream 300 meters above Yalta. Possible virus indicator. 293883. HEDERA HELIX var. TAURICA (Tobl.) Rehder Araliaceae. Ivy. Col. No. 1387. In wild, damp, woody hills above Yalta. Elevation 600 meters. Evergreen vine; leaves narrow, middle lobe elongate on large plants. 293884 to 293889. MALUS SYLVESTRIS Mill. Malaceae. From the Zonal Scientific Research Institute for Horticulture in non- Cherriozem areas, Moscow. 293884. Col. No. 1443. 'Druzhba'. 293885. Col. No. 1444. 'Iunost'. 293886. Col. No. 1445. 'Smordodina'. 293887. Col. No. 1446. 'Brusnichnoe'. 293888. Col. No. 1447. 'Rozovoe'. 293889. Col. No. 1448. 'Krapchatoe'. 293890. PRUNUS AVIUM L. Amygdalaceae. Sweet cherry. Col. No. 1437. In wild, on hill in open meadow, Reden Forest region, Moldavia. Elevation 300 meters. Tree to 6 meters high. 293891. PRUNUS MAHALEB L. Mahaleb cherry. Col. No. 1438. In wild, on dry hilltop, Reden Forest region, Moldavia. A small, fruitless, upright tree from a barren region. 293892 to 293896. From the Zonal Scientific Research Institute for Horticulture in non-Chernozem areas, Moscow. 293892 to 293895. RIBES (hybrids). Grossulariaceae. (R. nigrum X R* dikitscha). 293892. Col. No. 1449. 'Pobeda'. 293893. CoV No. 1450. 'Stakhanovka Altaia'. 293894. Col. No. 1451. 'Pamiat Michurina'. 293895. Col. No. 1452. 'Golubka'. 293896. RIBES UVA-CRISPA L. European gooseberry. 'Smena\ 293897. TAXUS BACCATA L. Taxaceae. English yew. Col. No. 1386. In wild, on moist humus, rocky forest slope, above Yalta. Pistillate, round headed, evergreen tree to 6 meters high. 293898. VITIS VINIFERA L. Vitaceae. European grape. Col. No. 1359. In wild above Bostandek, western Tien Shan Mountains. Plant in wild; leaves bright red, possibly from a virus disease. 293899 and 293900. SACCHARUM (hybrids). Poaceae. Sugarcane. From the British West Indies. Cuttings presented by the British West Indies Central Sugar Cane Breeding Station, Barbados. Received Nov. 21,1963.
293899 and 293900—Continued 293899. B 4681. 293900. B 52158. JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 293 293901. POPULUS TREMULOIDES Michx. Salicaceae. Quaking aspen. From the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Cuttings presented by the Komarov Botanic Garden, Leningrad. Received Nov. 21, 1963. Tree unusually fastigiate; a new form. 293902 to 293907. FRAGARIA (hybrids). Rosaceae. From Germany. Plants presented by the Zuchtgarten Wulfsdorf der Sengana, Hamburg-Volksdorf. Received Nov. 22, 1963. 293902. No. 664/15. 293905. No. 9037/7. 293903. No. 664/36. 293906. No. 1666. 293904. No. 665/70. 293907. 'Lihama'. 293908. VICIA SATIVA L. Fabaceae. Common vetch. From France. Seeds presented by the Station Centrale de Genetique et d'Amelioration des Plantes, Versailles. Received Nov. 27, 1963. 'Mysto'. 293909 to 293914. NICOTIANA TABACUM L. Solanaceae. From Bulgaria. Seeds presented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Salisbury, Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Received Nov. 27, 1963. 293909. 'Alma-Ata 315\ 293912. 'Dubec 566\ 293910. 'American 287\ 293913. 'Immunyi'. 293911. 'Dubec 7\ 293914. Trapezund 161'. 293915. CUPHEA sp. Lythraceae. From Mexico. Seeds collected by H. S. Gentry and A. S. Barclay, agricultural explorers, Crops Research Division, Beltsville, Md. Received Nov. 27, 1963. Col. No. 20478. Along toll road near Ciudad Puebla, Puebla. annual herb, in wild, to 60 cm. high; stems branching; flowers pink. Erect, 293916. PYRUS sp. Malaceae. From China. Seeds presented by the Oregon State University, Corvallis. Received Nov. 27, 1963. Collected on Taiwan where it is a common pear rootstock. 293917. TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. Poaceae. Common wheat. From Cuba. Seeds presented by an anonymous Texas grain dealer. Received Nov. 27, 1963. Mostly spring habit. Originated in U.S.S.R. about 1960. 293918. TRITICUM DURUM Desf. Poaceae. Durum wheat. From the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Seeds presented by an anonymous Texas farmer, Received Nov. 27, 1963. 'Michurinka'. A winter wheat. Reportedly from the Ail-Union Selection and Genetics Institute, Odessa. 293919. PRUNUS FRUTICOSA Pall. Amygdalaceae. European dwarf cherry. From Czechoslovakia. Seeds presented by the Rektorat Vysoke Skoly Zemedelske, Praha. Received Dec. 2, 1963. Plants to 40 cm. high on calcareous rock.
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